First Impressions on Pulp Fiction Pinball Machine! Is It the Next Classic? | Incredible fun
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- Опубліковано 24 сер 2024
- 🚀 Join me in this exciting journey as I dive into my very first game on the Pulp Fiction pinball machine, and let me tell you - I was absolutely blown away! 😱 In this video, I share my initial impressions of the gameplay and explore the captivating artwork, playfield design, and shots on this masterpiece manufactured by the Chicago Gaming Company. Spoiler alert: It's poised to become a future classic in the pinball world!
🎮 Developed at the request of none other than Quentin Tarantino, Pulp Fiction Pinball is a retro-inspired, full-featured modern gem that takes us back to the 1980s. Pinball designer Mark Ritchie worked his magic, crafting a playfield that, at first glance, resembles the games from that era but boasts more mechanisms and depth than most contemporary pinball machines.
🎬 Immerse yourself in the world of Pulp Fiction with over 250 iconic lines from the legendary cast, 5 licensed songs from the original movie soundtrack, and original compositions, all orchestrated by the talented David Thiel. The rule set, developed by Josh Sharpe, is not only intuitive but also deep and engaging, catering to players of all skill levels.
👾 Chicago Gaming Company, in collaboration with Play Mechanix, has truly created a masterpiece. Mark Ritchie's coordination with Play Mechanix, a sister/partner company with Raw Thrills, adds another layer of excellence to this retro-inspired gaming experience.
🔥 If you're a pinball enthusiast or just love the magic of Pulp Fiction, this video is a must-watch! Don't forget to hit that subscribe button for more gaming adventures and pinball excitement. 🌟🎉 #PulpFictionPinball #PinballMachine #ClassicGaming #ChicagoGamingCompany #QuentinTarantino
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The best game that was announced in the crowded 2023!
100%. Played at pinbrew last year. Was the best pin there.
Looks so good! No (big) screens, just an old skool backglass with displays, no crowded playfield with multiple rails and too much gadgets... I start to like 'new' pinball machines again.
Was fortunate enough to play one at IAAPA 2023, wow this one blew me away. Feels great, shoots great, overall a super solid piece. Can't wait for my local spot to get one
Without doubt the coolest pin in many years.
Great stream and video! Cannot wait to have my LE in my gameroom.
Yeah, you'll love it, no doubt.
Glad u got to play PF & stream with glass off. Having the few produced @ Pin Expos & tournaments adds to the excitement & anticipation. Got to play it @ INDISC & found it fun, a good shooter with some tight shots & many pleasant surprises. Love that Pawn Shop mech. Definitely has the nostalgic feel of old school pinball complimented by modern tech & quality build. Thanks for sharing with a wider audience Mate.
My pleasure mate . . . thanks for watching
Cannot wait for mine to come! Though I will have to
pre-ordered mine as soon as they went up last year, great video again man, I will wait patiently and be happy after seeing it up close, all I would add will be mirror blades
You're absolutely right dude . . . the mirror blades are the right option.
Oh my gosh the game looks absolutely incredible!
The one weird thing that always stands out to me on this machine is the rectangle inserts used for the characters, I would have thought circular inserts on the heads would have looked cleaner.
When they showed pictures of the prototype it had round inserts aligned with the characters heads, so must have been a conscious decision at some point to change to rectangles.
@@kev13a36hmm. I wonder why? Production line efficiency? Ease of manufacturing?
I'm not sure, there's plenty of other round inserts, they weren't close together or anything, I assumed it was a stylistic choice, although I agree, the round ones would look better. @@NeonNijahn
I played this table about a week ago and this was likely the best pinball machine I have played in the last 20 years. Don't be discouraged by the fact that this game does not have a dot matrix display like all of the Stern machines do. In my experience, playing pinball is all about the sound and tactile experience. It helps that this game has some toys in the table that you won't find in a true 80's LED numerical scoring game. Quentin Tarantino actually commissioned this machine (as stated above) for his home use and is available to play or buy if you know where to find it. It is a tight machine with powerful flippers that have no latency in their action (I have played some new Stern machines that suck in this department), and the table is just great; it lets you score stuff and isn't about launching your ball down the chute. A smart player will use the center pin between the flippers to their advantage. Old school but fresh and snappy at the same time. Lots of ruckus and multi ball fun in this one. Great pinball machine.
I played this game at Pintastic in New England and I liked it. I’m not even a fan of the movie, only seen it twice. I also like ramps and even without ramps it was fun. I wouldn’t buy one as there are so many great choices nowadays.
I heard that it was Quentin Tarantino himself who wanted this pinball made and he wanted it to be a 1970’s style pinball. They did a great job making it feel vintage while putting a lot of today’s decorations in the game. My first impression was that it shoots great and not that I’m necessarily a great player, I had long ball games.
They will sell a lot if CGC manages to build them. It has a cool ‘70s vibe for people who prefer older machines and a theme that for a lot of people was a dream theme with such a cult classic movie.
Yes mate . . . go and check out our interview with Josh Sharpe on this channel. He goes into detail about the Tarantino story.
The game is definitely a winner.
It’s awesome. I played it at NWPAS last year and couldn’t get enough of it.
Yeah . . . I'm missing it already.
Thanks for the video and the closeups of the playfield & toys. Looks beautiful.
You're welcome . . . we'll get more footage soon
Fun video. I've been able to play on three separate occasions and plan to again in Texas in March.
I just hope my LE deposit will turn into an actual machine in my lineup.
I wish pinball machines had a timed quiet mode you could enter without a key in the menu. Like for the duration of your game.
I can't wait to play this game on location. It looks outstanding 👌
I agree with a lot of things. But one detail that bugs me, because perhaps its so big, is the gun. the handle looks right but they are Nickle plated in the movie. It would look awesome if it was a shiny chrome or something like it
Nice commentary from Will at the end 🤣
😂😂😂 How did you know?
Great video Gonzo! This game is amazing. It's the only one I have on order at the moment. Wonder if I'll ever get it!
Me too mate . . . they're slow but do make excellent machines.
I bought a Bad mother flipper edition, I can’t wait to get it…. The Big LEBOWSKI is next… great video brother, I really enjoyed that.
Cheers dude . . . . excellent choice of games
Another cool video. I play this virtual and am dying to play it IRL. Thanks again
Hey Tommy, thanks mate. Hope you're well.
Wow!!!! this is unreal man PF looks amazing love t see the LE topper guess they are sold out might have to adjust my thinking and buy this now!!! Thanks for the vid
You're welcome, glad you enjoyed it
Certain to sell more than other recent releases. It's got it all. Many will like the theme. Then it's got the call outs the music the lightshow and the layout that will appeal to non elite skill group which is most players. Combine that with one of the lowest prices around. Anyone think they should have made more with the topper an optional extra ?
I'd be surprised if they didn't sell the topper eventually. It's an easy money spinner.
Who called you a "tit"? Thanks for getting the glass off and getting this close up look!
Someone I know . . . it's cool, he didn't realise I was filming 😂
Thank you for posting!
You're welcome, thanks for watching
Yeah, looks amazing ❤
Recent subscriber, really enjoying your channel. Thinking of adding either Godzilla Pro or Deadpool Pro to my line up…I love both, which would you recommend?
Thanks for Subscribing Zane.
If you like a deep ruleset then I'd go for Godzilla which has an amazing code and great shots.
But Deadpool is probably my favourite game and I have a pro. It's a blast, great humour, easy to understand. Shorter games than GZ but very addictive and an amazing multiplier shot and ball lock.
@@GonzosPinballFlipperama awesome thank you!!
No Butch or Marsellus (major part of the movie) why?
I don't know dude, you'll have to ask the manufacturer . . . .I just walked up to the machine at an exhibition and started filming. Maybe they are in it?
In two minds pulp fiction or The Big Lebowski. Played The Big Lebowski but not played this yet
Two top games to choose from there . . . great problem to have.
looks and sounds great, thanks for sharing! any 8Ball Deluxe Videos in the pipeline? :D And what would you pick as a first modern Pin? (I got a Firepower 1980, 1988 Swords of Fury and a Whirlwind) now im looking to sell the Firepower and SOF and buy a Deadpool,JurrasicPark or Godzilla Pro..... what would you pick? probably deadpool but im asking anyway :D Greetings
Thanks for watching.
EBDeluxe will be completed before summer and it will be a stunner so I'm really looking forward to sharing that on here.
I am biased towards Deadpool. But GZ is a great game, particularly if you're a really good player and like deep long games. It has great shots and something for everyone.
Deadpool is a blast, it's funny, fast and easy to understand with a couple of really cool shots and an amazing multiball.
What did you call the plunger? A slinger or a swinger?
A twanger . . . it's not a technical term . . . just my silly name for it.
@@GonzosPinballFlipperama. I was trying to figure out what you said. It was baffling. Lol
So out of Jaws Elton John & Pulp Fiction which 1 is your favorite? 😂
Tough to say, I had EJ in my house for a month and know all the shots and rules. I've played three games in a noisy environment of Pulp. There is also a £5000 price difference.
I suspect I'll choose Pulp but I'll know more once it arrives in a couple of weeks.
@@GonzosPinballFlipperama wow they must be building them now for sure
Is this game going to ever come out? I want to trade for one, but people have to get them first.
Production starting now apparently.
@@GonzosPinballFlipperamaif that’s true, that’s breaking news!! Been waiting forever for them to make them!
Goodluck people said could be 2 years to receive theirs! I would got 1 if was LE topper is nice touch but sold out fast
I'm sure they'll make more if there is profit in it.
@@GonzosPinballFlipperama I’ve heard there’s already been thousands ordered I’m hoping someone resells thier LE down the road ;)
The song could get really old.
Still looks like a great game though.
Looks empty with 0 flow or combos, unlike Bond-60th that will buckle your knees when you combo the shots, Pulp Fiction looks like an Amateur designed it
So you're getting two then Michael? 😉
I see the same...and that extra-repetitive music (and callouts) will grow, quite quickly, very tiresome. I'd much rather Bond 60th. This looks to be for the Tarantino crowd alone.
£8295 v £29997
:) ...lol get a grip ya muppet, you obviously know nothing about the Pro team behind this pin design.