Pinballnewsgroupreader;1945309 Wrote:
> On May 24, 5:46*pm, Pinball Plus <pinballp... (AT) gmail (DOT) com>
> wrote:
> > can hardly wait! Its getting close.
> >
> > *I was at the Casino last night and they had a GhostBusters slot.
> > Movie footage ,humor and great sounds.Must be 50 60k machines. A total
> > exp. for the gamer. Its amazing when you compare the technology to a
> > reel slot of just a few years ago . Heck even the player control
> > buttons had animation in them just like a small TV in in a *push
> > button!
> >
> > * *It has to *be a race now with these 2 companies to see who will get
> > the upper hand on new pinball technology...
>
> pretty cool has Jersey Jack is implementing technology that Williams
> used 12 years ago, although I still have to give them credit because
> they are new. Stern has had 12 years to do it, and is still getting
> beat by Jack. Neither of which are probably going to do it as cool as
> P2K did it. I mean come on, putting a tv in the backbox, reversing
> the image, and reflecting a hologram looking image on the playfield
> that seemingly interacts with the playfield ball (at least on Revenge
> from Mars)!! (That is awesome!) Imagine P2K with Playboy theme.
> Pinball is gonna have to do some pretty cool stuff with the tv to make
> it anything special in my opinion. Playing movie clips,
> advertisements just isn't going to be an attraction for me. I have a
> tv in my living room and it is at it's best when it is OFF. What is
> the advantage of an LCD anyway, better graphics for your video mode?
> Maybe i'm not understanding it, what is the attraction again?
I agree. LCD in the backbox is great, but it's not revolutionary by any
means. It's just a different look with the same old pinball. P2k made
it interactive, and brought it to a whole new level. That was
inventive. Like the P3 stuff. That's also inventive.
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