Cactus Canyon remake - undocumented Easter Egg found - the original dots!

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I really didn't think the original dots were still in the code. To see them you have to put the game in Original code and then turn off the Colorize display. Cactus Canyon remake pinball machine made by Chicago Gaming.

[@jsargent8195]

Looks good with the original code on a new machine. Cool how they made it easy to go back and forth. Thanks for sharing.

[@PinballMayhem]

Thanks!

[@marcobucci]

What. Just ran to my Cactus Canyon to try this. Cooooll!

[@PinballMayhem]

For sure It's neat to see what changes CGC did to complete the rules too.

[@gopooalreadyplease5842]

Looking forward to seeing the og animations in a stream. Thats a cool feature

[@cigarsandpins4781]

Love the cowboy hat by the way! It cracked me up in a good way. To me the original dots are like houses without air-conditioning. Somethings are better left in the past. But that’s just my opinion doesn’t make me right lol. Thanks for uploading!

[@PinballMayhem]

Thank you! Yep, I like the original dots because they are an option and they are different. But I certainly prefer the remake artwork. Plus the original dots demonstrate how much better and vibrant the new dots are.

[@Bearcade]

Great little tip.

[@snextime]

So cool.

[@lennyleonard4193]

You Adjusted your
Flippers wrong. Too shallow also adjust the inlane to get rid of ball hop

[@PinballMayhem]

Thank you for the advice. Lane guides are a metal bar pressed into the wood at each end. Not really adjustable (unfortunately).

[@lennyleonard4193]

There’s enough adjustment, just the same as in all 80s 90s machines. Loosen the screw and put some pressure on the ball guide and retighten the screw, you will find there is about 1-2mm either way adjustment.

[@PinballMayhem]

Sorry, there's no screws on the ball guide.