The Postman's LEGACY: There and back again.

[lolin]

:nekothink:

wouldn't it be sinbad in the 90's?

[Citizen]

One can be Leroy and one can be Sho'nuff.

[Citizen]

Or Eddie Murphy can be both.

[lolin]

THE NUTTY DRAGONFESSOR

[Tuffin]

dragon professor sounds great

[lolin]

title of the next hit anime

:nekothink:

[Tuffin]

i wouldnt be surprised if it didnt already exist

[lolin]

https://www.amazon.com/Her-Dragon-Profe ... B074QX288M

:nekothink: :nekothink: :nekothink: :nekothink:

[Citizen]

https://www.amazon.com/Her-Dragon-Profe ... B074QX288M

:nekothink: :nekothink: :nekothink: :nekothink:

[Citizen]

Primus Pinball. Well that was unexpected.

[lolin]

:nekothink: is that good or bad

[Tuffin]

sounds okay

[Citizen]

:nekothink: is that good or bad

Primus is fine but the machine itself is just an overpriced reskin of a mediocre game so that part sucks.

[lolin]

sad, then

did that one company ever get the tables renewed?

[Citizen]

sad, then

did that one company ever get the tables renewed?

Nah, FarSight never got the Williams/Bally license back for TPA. They've also been pretty much dead in the water since then, all they've released since are a couple of subpar Stern tables no one wanted, and they had started working on those like a year in advance anyway.

But it worked out anyway since Zen Studios who make the competing Pinball FX3 game got the Williams/Bally license. They've only got one pack out so far with another coming in a few weeks, but the quality level blows the TPA versions out of the water. Fans are basically waiting now to see if FarSight is actually going to start using their remaining licenses again or if Stern and Gottlieb are just waiting for their contracts to expire to jump ship to Zen as well. Frankly I'd be fine with the latter. I liked TPA but FarSight has ALWAYS been an absolute shit tier company, TPA was a complete anomaly in their history.