My friend .. I have been in the coin op industry for over 30 years .... You have way way too much time on your hands. But thank God for that. This has got to be the greatest alteration, done in the most professional way I have seen in those many years. I get the feelings, if I am around for 3 times that many years,.... nothing would touch this. Dont know why I haven't seen this earlier. I challenge friends to cross their arms and play a regular game. It is funny just to watch them press the wrong flipper button because their brain doesn't recognize the crossed arks and tells the fingers to press the right hand finger, when the ball is at the right hand side. GREAT JOB ...
Very well executed. I'm glad that you maintained the orientation of the flipper buttons - inverting the plunger was unexpected and quite the finishing touch! Thank you for sharing your creation.
Mind blown. That is simply brilliant! Surprised that none of the pinball companies ever thought of making even a limited run of backward machines like this!
How did you pull this off? Especially on electrical mechanical pinball machine. Mind blown. Did you record the work in progress video's? I'm quite surprised nobody's ever done this type of pinball machine before..
Great setup and very original. The only design feature I don't agree with, is reversing the flippers controls. EDIT: Oh, and the high-pitched bell is also very annoying, hurts my ears.
Chas Gantz, You should do it with a Coffee-Mat "Cosmic Wars", the reason why I suggest that idea is because the machine is a cocktail table pinball so you don't have to make one by scratch. If you want to see what the pinball I'm talking about is, then view this link: www.ipdb.org/showpic.pl?id=4330&picno=49264
My friend .. I have been in the coin op industry for over 30 years .... You have way way too much time on your hands. But thank God for that. This has got to be the greatest alteration, done in the most professional way I have seen in those many years. I get the feelings, if I am around for 3 times that many years,.... nothing would touch this. Dont know why I haven't seen this earlier. I challenge friends to cross their arms and play a regular game. It is funny just to watch them press the wrong flipper button because their brain doesn't recognize the crossed arks and tells the fingers to press the right hand finger, when the ball is at the right hand side. GREAT JOB ...
20 years in pinball myself and what you did to this game is awesome. Lots of nice stuff, thanks for sharing.
Very well executed. I'm glad that you maintained the orientation of the flipper buttons - inverting the plunger was unexpected and quite the finishing touch! Thank you for sharing your creation.
I love this. Now I want to hunt for an old project EM with a wasted PF and do the same thing! Thanks for posting.
Mind blown. That is simply brilliant! Surprised that none of the pinball companies ever thought of making even a limited run of backward machines like this!
That's really creative, and cool! What a great job you did.
Wow factor is simply over the top... outstanding idea, and a beautiful remake. Would love to play this some day!
That pin is slick sir! The reversed flippers are simply diabolical!
Love this very tasteful customization/modification!
How did you pull this off?
Especially on electrical mechanical pinball machine.
Mind blown.
Did you record the work in progress video's?
I'm quite surprised nobody's ever done this type of pinball machine before..
I've thought about this as a possibility for a tilting table, really nice idea and follow through.
It would have been in style to make it a quarter for a single game and a dime for three plays.
Have you ever "turned it under"?
Amazing! But why is the Spade on the cabinet upside down while the Heart and Club are not?
AWESOME!
Great concept. Would love to play it someday.
Interesting concept and nicely built, but what's to stop someone from just NOT flipping to get a low score and beat their opponent?
A new game starts at the max score rather than zero. All points scored are subtracted. The more points scored the lower the score.
Reverse order? I was like ok ill let the ball go down without playing until I saw the score go down with every hit so you need to play lol.
The world's silliest pinball machine.
That's crazy, I've never seen a pin like that before.
Wow, pretty cool! I can't wait to try it out!
Great setup and very original. The only design feature I don't agree with, is reversing the flippers controls.
EDIT: Oh, and the high-pitched bell is also very annoying, hurts my ears.
Half expected the Williams logo to be upside down.
Then it would basically be the Motorola logo, lol.
A bit Backward don't You think?
Unreal, loved how some machines rolled slower, beauty FP6.
GREAT STUFF FRIEND !
I want to play this!
Very cool!!!
You are now my God.
Job well done!
What is this, golf?
i would have made the flippers actuate on the same side.
love it!
nice!
very cool!
WAAAAAOOOW VERY COOL PNBALL !!!
I want to make a playable coffee table machine. Looking for a donor as we speak. :)
nice idea !!!!
Chas Gantz, You should do it with a Coffee-Mat "Cosmic Wars", the reason why I suggest that idea is because the machine is a cocktail table pinball so you don't have to make one by scratch.
If you want to see what the pinball I'm talking about is, then view this link: www.ipdb.org/showpic.pl?id=4330&picno=49264
And the art is truly god awful on that game, it's begging to be re themed.
cute
A lot of work...
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Total waste of time. The object of the game is to still score as many points as possible.