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Then there are the things that I always (to this point) felt were the things that JJP do not do to that lofty level. In my opinion, these are the 3 things that JJP completely excel at. The lights are so well done, and integrate into the gameplay seamlessly, adding to the spectacle. Which is when either the lights or the music grabs your attention. So much to look at, that's actually worth looking at. Then you get up close and can take it all in. Wow this machine is beautiful! It really catches the eye, like it consciously wants to be seen. There's currently 40 of them in the market. It's not a game I will ever seek out to buy. I think I'll probably someday swap for one and play until I'm sick of it, but that's only if the game finds its way to me. I played two different games and both games resulted in plunges that went down the middle immediately, so you had to work to save it over and over again. The plunge is not exciting, and often doesn't feed the flipper. Eventually you can't make it up the ramps, can barely make an orbit, the side flipper fails to hit your targets, etc.

The flippers are weak and get weaker as you continue to play. And if I take chances and drain, my 50 million is gone.

I played non-stop for 10 minutes on one ball and barely earned a million, but if I play a song for a long time and hit the right shots, it can be worth 50+ million. When you're given something you don't feel like you've earned, it takes away from the enjoyment of it.

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This game hands them out with no explanation as to why or how to play them. Multiballs are something you work for in every game and it feels like a treat when you earn it. In GnR you gotta earn the right to play a song, and if you don't play the ball well enough, the song stops and you gotta start over again. Maybe it's just me, but a music pin should play music right when you plunge it. The playfield feels HUGE and that gives you the feeling of being able to go anywhere and explore. I'm not a huge GnR fan, but this game pumps it out loud and clear and it's hard not to love every single song when you play. It's the best in pinball and the amount of time and effort to choreograph each song to a specific light show isn't lost on me.

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I think in time this one will be one of the greats - but will need everyone to get through all those phases first - and a code update!

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Oh yeah - and you also start thinking 'umm, when is that next code update please?' - could be a near perfect game with some code tweaks You start noticing all of the details that have gone into this game, how well thought out it is, how incredible the art work is, and that light show! You wonder why the market for the game is soft and figure its because 5000 of the LE's was probably too many but at this point it almost doesn't matter because you've decided that this one is staying in your collection permanently. You start understanding the game and start being able to make the shots with ease, you get into the mini-games like coma and others.

You start playing it again regularly and now for hours at a time. You adjust everything, dial in all the settings, study the rule sheet and get a better understanding of the depth of the game. It starts to get dare I say a little boring and a little repetitive and then you start seeing all the comments on the forums of 'where is the code update?', you convince yourself that this game is multi-ball crazy to a whole new annoying level, and then you step away from it for a few weeks and play other games. Initial impressions of the game are 'Wow!' and initial plays are super fun and the light show - yeah there just isn't anything else that can compare to the light show

If your experience with this game is like mine, it will go in phases: