As a Wisconsinite, I appreciate Spooky Pinball building their fun machines locally. Nice to see these guys doing well in a their new building! Thanks for the factory tour. This tour was so much more enjoyable than the short factory tours available at Pinball Expo 2024. The demand for factory tours is immense. We love seeing how our machines go together. Spooky's crew really have a nice place to work now. PS. Love the reference to the failed FoxConn business venture too. None of that worked out (so far) for our state.
If I didn't just buy an Uncanny LE, I'd love to add a Looney Tunes CE to the collection. I have a Scooby, and Spooky seems like a great company! Looking forward to game #13 (cough, Beetlejuice, cough!? lol)
I really hope Spooky takes a a larger bite of the market. They really deserve it with their packed games that are so beautiful. If I lived in the US, they would be my no1 choice when buying NIB. Thank you for this video.
Really hope they succeed but their pins just don't feel durable. Second hand market for these pins is abysmal because they constantly break and play "weird"
Do they actually make any games that work though? Asking for thousands of friends who purchased $8000 games with literally missing parts, bad code, broken shit, etc, etc, etc.
@@Svend1500- You really think it is ok that a guy's Halloween pin came shipped without the actual subway tunnel on the underside of the playfield? And it didn’t work correctly for 6 months? Got it. You're another pinball manufacturer nut hugger (or you are on the PR/damage control team) acting as though quality control is not important. Stern does the same bullsh*t now, broken flipper links and coil stops after 500 plays on $10,000 games, it takes weeks to get replacement parts, they won't pay for the service call on it, and you act like that's not a big deal. You people are very odd, defending such low brow corporate scumbag behavior.
@@Svend1500 - Do you really think it is ok that a guy's Halloween pin came with no subway plastic attached underneath and it didn't work correctly for 6 months? You are another one of these manufacturer nut huggers (or on the PR/damage control team) that act like quality control is not a problem with the small companies and even Stern, with their broken flipper links and coil stops after 500 plays on $10,000 games. Quality control and reliability used to be a thing, but now all the flash and licensing overrides that and you support corporate low brow bullsh*t to be in some weird club of odd people who think all of this is ok. Do better.
@@Svend1500 Do you really think it is ok that a guy's Halloween pin came with no subway plastic attached underneath and it didn't work correctly for 6 months? You are another one of these manufacturer nut huggers (or on the PR/damage control team) that act like quality control is not a problem with the small companies and even Stern, with their broken flipper links and coil stops after 500 plays on $10,000 games. Quality control and reliability used to be a thing, but now all the flash and licensing overrides that and you support corporate low brow bullsh*t to be in some weird club of odd people who think all of this is ok. Do better.
Do you really think it is ok that a guy's Halloween pin came with no subway plastic attached underneath and it didn't work correctly for 6 months? You are another one of these manufacturer nut huggers (or on the PR/damage control team) that act like quality control is not a problem with the small companies and even Stern, with their broken flipper links and coil stops after 500 plays on $10,000 games. Quality control and reliability used to be a thing, but now all the flash and licensing overrides that and you support corporate low brow bullsh*t to be in some weird club of odd people who think all of this is ok. Do better.
Spooky Pinball is awesome 👻 love my Scooby-Doo pinball machine from them,
As a Wisconsinite, I appreciate Spooky Pinball building their fun machines locally. Nice to see these guys doing well in a their new building! Thanks for the factory tour.
This tour was so much more enjoyable than the short factory tours available at Pinball Expo 2024. The demand for factory tours is immense. We love seeing how our machines go together. Spooky's crew really have a nice place to work now.
PS. Love the reference to the failed FoxConn business venture too. None of that worked out (so far) for our state.
Spooky is the best group of folks! Goto a show and shake hands with Bug and Luke, salt of the earth them folks!
Great tour! Looking forward to Pinball at the Beach here in February. Got my tix!
Love it!!! Another awesome video mate! So cool to see all the details behind the scenes!
I was thinking of buying the Texas chainsaw massacre,got to see the production line, very cool,thanks for the video
I saw Bug at Pinball Expo. Great guy!
I enjoyed the virtual tour
man that is a cool place
If I didn't just buy an Uncanny LE, I'd love to add a Looney Tunes CE to the collection. I have a Scooby, and Spooky seems like a great company! Looking forward to game #13 (cough, Beetlejuice, cough!? lol)
Thanks guys! Maybe their next game will be my first Spooky…..
I really hope Spooky takes a a larger bite of the market. They really deserve it with their packed games that are so beautiful. If I lived in the US, they would be my no1 choice when buying NIB. Thank you for this video.
@@heppo6 you’re not wrong!
Hope you're good with tools.
8:28 Peep the Dinos roaming the shop
How games they pushing out a week?
Hella
@@donspinballpodcast can’t wait for TCM to come
@@JURAYSARCADE 20-40
Really hope they succeed but their pins just don't feel durable. Second hand market for these pins is abysmal because they constantly break and play "weird"
Bug makes me feel like a fat ass. I wish I was that skinny lol.
I am soaking wet right now 😮
Too bad their game do not work.
Do they actually make any games that work though? Asking for thousands of friends who purchased $8000 games with literally missing parts, bad code, broken shit, etc, etc, etc.
Leave your basement and go live your life please.
@@Svend1500- You really think it is ok that a guy's Halloween pin came shipped without the actual subway tunnel on the underside of the playfield? And it didn’t work correctly for 6 months? Got it. You're another pinball manufacturer nut hugger (or you are on the PR/damage control team) acting as though quality control is not important. Stern does the same bullsh*t now, broken flipper links and coil stops after 500 plays on $10,000 games, it takes weeks to get replacement parts, they won't pay for the service call on it, and you act like that's not a big deal. You people are very odd, defending such low brow corporate scumbag behavior.
@@Svend1500 - Do you really think it is ok that a guy's Halloween pin came with no subway plastic attached underneath and it didn't work correctly for 6 months? You are another one of these manufacturer nut huggers (or on the PR/damage control team) that act like quality control is not a problem with the small companies and even Stern, with their broken flipper links and coil stops after 500 plays on $10,000 games. Quality control and reliability used to be a thing, but now all the flash and licensing overrides that and you support corporate low brow bullsh*t to be in some weird club of odd people who think all of this is ok. Do better.
@@Svend1500 Do you really think it is ok that a guy's Halloween pin came with no subway plastic attached underneath and it didn't work correctly for 6 months? You are another one of these manufacturer nut huggers (or on the PR/damage control team) that act like quality control is not a problem with the small companies and even Stern, with their broken flipper links and coil stops after 500 plays on $10,000 games. Quality control and reliability used to be a thing, but now all the flash and licensing overrides that and you support corporate low brow bullsh*t to be in some weird club of odd people who think all of this is ok. Do better.
Do you really think it is ok that a guy's Halloween pin came with no subway plastic attached underneath and it didn't work correctly for 6 months? You are another one of these manufacturer nut huggers (or on the PR/damage control team) that act like quality control is not a problem with the small companies and even Stern, with their broken flipper links and coil stops after 500 plays on $10,000 games. Quality control and reliability used to be a thing, but now all the flash and licensing overrides that and you support corporate low brow bullsh*t to be in some weird club of odd people who think all of this is ok. Do better.