Pinfest Part 2! Texas Chainsaw, Princess Bride!

“Both Texas Chainsaw Massacre and Looney Tunes from Spooky are not unlike Halloween and Ultraman in that they are the same basic play field. All the shots and ramps and toys and mechanisms and stuff are the same.”

“They say that they had different teams doing the code and the rules and animations and all that stuff. So they're different... Looney Tunes was the easier game. I had longer games on Looney Tunes I was progressing easier.”

“I'd probably gravitate more towards Texas Chainsaw, but also like that movie's gross... it's pretty gross of all the horror franchises... pretty nasty... constant references to eating people and body parts. Yeah, yeah. It's very over the top.”

“I almost wish there was like a middle ground theme between looney tunes... I don't see myself like ever wanting to own either of those themes.”

“These both felt more polished than any other spooky games that I've played... they were really fun to shoot... it was like the Keith Elwin version of a spooky game.”

“I love Princess Bride. I remember everything from that movie. I must have seen it 50 times when I was a kid... The six-fingered man. I will go up to the six-fingered man and say, Hello. My name is Yenigo Montoya. You killed my father. Prepare to die.”

“I wish anybody other than Multimorphic had gotten a license for it... I would have much rather that Barrels of Fun had this license because that would have been a game that I was actually interested in.”

“The whole concept is just... you have this kind of worse quality screen that's under the play field... the balls are rolling over the display. It's modular... it all just feels a little bit compromised to me.”

“Jaws would have probably been... a better game. Think about all the levels... the artwork, the kind of vibe... if it was made by Spooky. Oh, yeah. That would have been an awesome game.”

“X-Men. That was the 2012-ish Stern. That was maybe the best playing game that anybody brought to Pinfest. It played great... It's fun. It feels like Tron.”