Triple Drain Pinball Podcast Ep 8: The Three Stooges Meet The Wizard

“It was six tournaments over four days. Carl actually won one of the tournaments. That was the four strike, right, Carl? That's right. But the four strike ended at 2:30 in the morning, which was very, very tiring for everybody who was there.”

“I was too busy struggle busing for the first five events. I don't think I'd even played Carl one time. I don't think I played Tom one time.”

“Overall, it's funny. When I look at this whole package, for me personally, it almost feels like the theme is the weakest part of the whole pen, which I don't know if that's necessarily a good thing or a bad thing.”

“If they announce 300, they should stick to 300. So we'll see if it's official or not. I just don't like the practice of upping a limited edition just because you sold them all. Stern did it, right, with Munsters? Yeah, I didn't like it then either.”

“You're just taking the screws to your initial adopters and saying, you know what, this isn't as limited as you thought it was. And if I'm a supporter and wanting to pay out eighty four, eighty five hundred dollars, however much it is, then I find out, well, wait a second. There's going to be more than that just because there's great reaction to it.”

“I think I would have been a little upset. I mean, you know, you're thinking a certain number is going to be made. And if they increase the number by X, you know, it's, yeah, kind of sucks.”

“I mean, I think we can all agree that they're built well. Like, American Pinball builds a tank of a game. And so that's the only thing I can kind of say with certainty or confidence that I bet Legends of Valhalla will be built well.”

“They centered it offset. Oh, that drove me crazy. They kept saying that you wouldn't notice that you wouldn't notice it. Every time I looked up lies.”