CGC remaster cited as example of quality code improvements and theme appeal

Williams pinball machine; played at MAGFest tournament; tournament winner Levy mentioned in connection with this title

Stern pinball machine available at The Standard in Portland alongside Attack from Mars

Remake in development; predicted to be released at Pinball Expo; 7-8 months delayed already

Pinball machine; recently placed at Bogart's, replacing Medieval Madness

Stern remaster with three tiers: Classic ($6k), Special ($7.3k), Limited ($8k); improved graphics on upper tiers; includes topper accessory

Game Bruce recently sent for servicing to Mr. Bucci, features reel motors and competitive play value

Classic pinball machine; owned by Neil as LE; topper features static figures; mentioned as reference point for CGC build quality and topper design

Classic Williams EM game; cited as gameplay parallel to rumored Munsters layout; also references Monster Bash Remake's disastrous reveal strategy.

CGC remake ranked #4; praised for build quality and visual presentation; had no major issues on release unlike Attack from Mars; criticized for layout and rule depth

Machine owned by Ian; shallow rule set; contrasted with deeper modern games; remake version mentioned.

Williams pinball game; designed by Lyman Sheets, George Gomez; features generic monster/horror theme; remake announced/coming

1998 Williams game; ranked #1 on the horror list despite being more fun/rock & roll monster themed; features multiple classic monsters

Williams 1998 monster-themed game referenced as comparison for toy design sophistication vs. Class of 1812

Ball Pin posted novice-level question about two-player gameplay; later posted looking to purchase machine; contradicts claim of deep hobby knowledge

Classic Williams pinball game (1998); Chicago Gaming Company is remaking it; originally was going to be called 'Monster Mash' but name changed due to licensing issues; expected announcement to reveal new features

Classic pinball game; patent discovered showing unreleased Pinball 2000 format version

Chicago Gaming Company remaster of classic title; released at three tiers (Classic, Special, LE) starting at $6,000

Mentioned as upcoming game driving sales of earlier editions; Bill interested in special edition (not LE due to cost)

Classic pinball game; currently being remade; Roger Sharp plays original in home collection

Chicago Gaming Company remake; revealed October 2018 at Pinball Expo; currently shipping 6 months later; limited editions potentially sold out

CGC remake that has sold extremely well; all orders expected filled by June/July 2019; includes international orders

Classic pinball game originally designed by George Gomez; recently remade by another manufacturer; George expressed satisfaction with the remake

Pinball game by George Gomez, Alan's number three gateway game

Remake version of classic pinball game; Bruce tested flipper quality at Allentown show; Cliffy Protector already damaged after couple show appearances

George Gomez's last WPC game; Lyman Sheats took over programming duties when Tom Uban moved to Pinball 2000

Lyman Sheets pinball game used in INDISC tournament bank

CGC remake LE preferred over original, cited as precedent

Williams (1998), remade by Chicago Gaming Company; ranked #7 on Pinside Top 100; host proposes removal due to clunky layout

Pinball machine in Scott's collection, frequently mentioned game

Original Bally game; Neil acquired German example for 6,500 euros in 2016; later purchased remake by CGC; central to remake vs original discussion

Original pinball machine cited as price-competitive alternative at 75 cents per play

Williams pinball acquired by Kevin from Ray; has switch issues, missing Frankenstein return, missing 2-bank return, phantom flip problems; receiving unknown-origin playfield swap

Referenced as previous stream game

Pinball machine used as Game 2 in INDISC 2019 finals, features moshpit multiball, Frankenstein mode, creature modes, and spinner-based scoring

Pinball game with code by Lyman Sheets, remade by Chicago Gaming Company, praised for fun and accessibility

Classic game with remake available; speakers note fewer people have played original locations

Classic pinball game being remade by Chicago Gaming Company; remaster announced

Chicago Gaming Company remake; example of remake with longer release window that generated community patience

Original Monster Bash machine located at Flipper's Arcade in Cheyenne; noted as playing well

Referenced as game with horizontal spinner mechanic (always out)

Classic Williams design; discussed as part of Keith Johnson's portfolio; mentioned as game Drew owns

Pinball machine mentioned during tournament coverage; has color DMD, considered bouncy and sensitive

Classic Williams pinball game featuring Universal Monsters license; predicted by Bruce as next Chicago Gaming Company remake after Cactus Canyon; licensing already secured.

Older pinball machine used by Kaneda as example of games with strong physical playfield content

George Gomez design; cited as classic game that shaped player preferences over 30+ years

CGC remake title; contract renewal under negotiation for potential future reruns

Williams game designed by George Gomez on 12-month development cycle

Williams 1998 classic pinball game; featured in Matt Kyle's Nudge music review with comparisons to Bobby Pickett's Monster Mash and monster movie themes

Classic Williams pinball referenced in broader industry context; has accessible rules design

Remake pinball machine; cited by Scott Larson as aesthetically exceptional; features mummy toy referenced in context of Iron Maiden mod mechanical design alternatives

Referenced as game lusted after on used market for $5,500; example of transient desire in collecting cycle

Chicago Gaming Company remake; referenced as gameplay design influence on Bond; mentioned as comparison point for Deadpool design aesthetic

Classic 1990s Williams pinball game at Wedgehead

Pinball game designed by George Gomez at Williams Electronics

Classic game featured in INDISC 2019, Frankenstein multiball, Transformers Limited Edition combo

Game at Star SPF where host finished first

Chicago Gaming Company remake; owned by Drew; described as beautiful machine; various editions available

Classic Williams title, holds value well, simple ruleset comparable to Munsters

Stern pinball game, Drew sold it, described as great but problematic in a one-pin collection setup

Pinball game Drew acquired in trade for his Shane Black Axl Rose; Drew's previous 'only game' after trading away Iron Maiden

Classic pinball game by Williams (1998) with monster theme; recently ported to both Pinball FX3 and Visual Pinball X; host compares both versions

Data East pinball machine whose insert credit concept was referenced for Die Hard Trilogy playfield design

Pinball machine featured in final qualifying; Connor Stowe competed on this game with low starting position

Chicago Coin remake with color screen; host will stream on Thursday at 2 PM Pacific; described as very difficult game

Pinball game played by Allison; she scores $97 million

Classic pinball game referenced in comparison discussion; chat asks about preference between it and Medieval Madness.

Chicago Gaming remake; owned by Scott Ian (sold unit from Expo); easier-to-learn game than Whitewater; played original Harry Williams version at Expo

Pinball game owned by Scott Ian; has scoop with dribbling issue that requires power adjustment; holds Scott Ian as Grand Champion

Acquired by hosts from Troy 'Bob' Smith; hosts discuss alternate translite versions and preferences for originals

1998 Williams pinball machine; Game 1 of 2012 It Never Drains finals; features six monsters and multiball modes with Frankenstein/Mosh Pit/Dracula strategies

Scott Ian's game currently for sale with multiple nibbles but being handed off to Jerome for sale management while Scott Ian plays for Grand Champion

Pinball machine owned by Jon; slated to be streamed by Head to Head Pinball Podcast

Machine owned by Drew; recently sold; proceeds to be allocated to future game purchase (considering Willy Wonka)

Game mentioned as having ColorDMD support; results referenced during broadcast

Chicago Gaming Company rerun of classic monster-themed game brought to Days of the Dead convention

Game Oscar H. Ray is selling with reproduction Micro Playfields playfield and new cabinet art; Kevin is interested in purchasing

Pinball machine at Grazely Garage needing LED upgrades

WPC pinball machine in Grazely Garage arcade, queued for restoration, owned by Oscar H. Ray

CGC remake; demonstrates strong operator appeal and earning potential on location

Williams classic game referenced as example of proven flipper/bumper design used in WOZ

George Gomez design; cited as one of few games better than LOTR in Gonzo's estimation

Classic 1998 Williams pinball machine designed by George Gomez; remade by Chicago Gaming Company; ranked #1 in Gonzo's personal top 50 list

Chicago Gaming Company remake, part of CGC lineup discussion

Referenced alongside other machines in discussion of playfield variety and accessibility

Classic pinball game referenced when viewer asks if host will 'whoop' like in Monster Bash

Pinball game mentioned; George references playing remake vs. original

Classic pinball table referenced during Iron Maiden gameplay for comparison

Game mentioned in passing during gameplay

Tom's second machine purchase (2007); mentioned as part of his machine acquisition spree

Classic pinball game receiving custom backglass artwork by Brian Harry Allen

Classic pinball game; alternate backglass by Bryan Harry Allen now sold out

Referenced as comparison point for The Munsters rule set and gameplay; hosts unboxing custom Monster Bash alternative backglass mod

Pinball machine designed by George Gomez; player discovered and enjoyed this game as part of their introduction to pinball

Pinball game; coded by Lyman Sheets; listed as major work in his portfolio

Chicago Gaming Company machine expected to be revealed at Texas show rather than Pinball Expo

Machine at Bar Great Harry; right flipper was sticky for nearly two years before being repaired as of November 26th

Williams pinball game; preferred over Medieval Madness by Greg in rapid-fire comparison

Bally/Williams pinball machine designed by George Gomez, ranked #2

Chicago Gaming Company remake, announced release in August 2018

Classic Williams title remade by Chicago Gaming Company; compared against Pirates of the Caribbean and TNA

#6 ranked shot: left ramp (not technically left ramp but feels smooth and satisfying)

Chicago Gaming Company remake with special Limited Edition topper; trending as highly anticipated

Classic Williams pinball game frequently cited in comparisons as part of same design lineage as Cactus Canyon

Chicago Gaming Company remake featured prominently in This or That audience voting segment.

Chicago Gaming Company remake of classic Gottlieb title; priced at $6,000 standard edition; features updated lighting, 3D topper, and new animations

1998 Williams/Bally classic designed by George Gomez; subject of this CGC remake review

Pinball game referenced for similar code structure and character stacking mechanics

George Gomez-designed pinball game, cited as part of his portfolio

Referenced Gomez design featuring toy-centric approach (Frankenstein)

Williams pinball with code by Sheets; featured in discussions of classic design and received updates before Williams closure

Classic pinball game; CG planning a remake alongside Attack from Mars

Stern pinball machine located at Lemming's on Damen in Chicago, praised as 'pristine condition' with color DMD upgrade

Game referenced for having doink targets converted to fan flipper features

Referenced as upcoming game for tournament play week

Classic pinball machine featured prominently with playfield renderings and design notes in the exhibit

Classic pinball game discussed as visual aesthetic pairing recommendation with Ghostbusters

Classic Williams pinball machine (1998) used in Papa A finals tournament; Jack Danger achieved 1.3 billion points on this machine

Classic pinball machine mentioned as arriving with other games

Pinball machine mentioned as what Judge Dredd is asking for; referenced as desired game for play

Classic Williams pinball machine (1997/1998) with Universal Monsters theme; newly arrived at Logan Arcade; features ramp shots, orbits, and Frankenstein multiball mode; praised as one of best late-90s Williams machines

Universal Monsters-themed pinball machine with color DMD, designed by Lyman Sheets, featured in this stream

Pinball game brought by attendee Gavin; referenced as difficult/challenging machine

First Williams/Bally game for which Brian Allen created a backglass remake

Chicago Gaming pinball machine; referenced as aesthetic model for Medieval Madness LE #1 modifications

Classic Williams pinball machine; original version featured with Brian Allen art

Game Gomez designed at Williams on 12-month schedule; historical reference point for modern accelerated timelines being more complex than past

Game referenced in context of accessible rules design

Classic Williams title; referenced as A-tier quality benchmark (contrasted with Cactus Canyon)

Classic pinball game featured in 2012 PAPA Circuit Finals Round 10 match with Bowden playing; host's foundational learning experience for competitive pinball

Classic pinball game with high brand awareness among consumers; used as comparison point for Cactus Canyon's relative lack of awareness

Pinball machine featuring Steve Bowden in Papa Circuit Finals 2012-2013 video

Classic Williams game used as comparison benchmark for Cactus Canyon gameplay quality and popularity

George Gomez design from 1990s; cited as part of his design legacy

Older pinball game at Raleigh Boxcar location; cited as example of poorly leveled machine affecting gameplay

Chicago Gaming Company remake; historical reference point for company's quality deliveries despite delays

Classic Williams game (George Gomez design); Chicago Gaming Company producing remake with large DMD display and LE topper; rumors of alternate ruleset; expected to perform well commercially

Classic Williams game; mentioned as traditional straight remake reference point

Chicago Gaming remake; incredibly slow launch; part of Planetary Pinball partnership

Lyman Sheets-coded game; praised for simplicity and fun factor; demonstrates Lyman's ability to make games communicative and rewarding

Classic pinball game designed by Lyman Sheets; referenced for his code design innovations

Ranked in Pinside top 10; selected by Tony for visual aesthetic and replayability

Classic Bally pinball machine; Zach recommends Monster Bash LE as superior value machine to chat

CGC remake of Williams classic; experiencing LE production delays; playfields subject to differential quality standards

Chicago Gaming remake; originally planned Texas Pinball Festival reveal in 2018 delayed six months before public announcement

Chicago Gaming remake; delayed development; released 2020+; color LED features; measured development time from Attack from Mars

Classic Williams pinball game. Referenced in comparison to Munsters' gameplay feel and accessibility.

Gomez-designed Williams pinball game released circa 1998; Gomez worked on while developing Pinball 2000 concept.

Classic pinball game; credited as George Gomez's notable design; demonstrates his design pedigree

Pinball machine in Silverball Museum Delray Beach collection

Classic 90s game remade by Chicago Gaming; LE version with topper featured in collection

Classic Williams game designed by George Gomez; recently remade by Chicago Gaming Company; discussed as example of legacy games getting new life with other manufacturers

Classic pinball game remade by CGC; referenced as ongoing availability alongside Royal Edition launch

Referenced as mechanical design precedent for Queen's band member collection system (collect instruments and complete individual objectives).

Classic Williams pinball game planned for playfield re-run by The Pinball Factory; re-run subject to approval from Universal Studios (IP owner)

Chicago Gaming Remake LE (2018) at The Local Market and RadBar

Williams classic remade under existing Planetary Pinball license (Chicago Gaming or Haggis)

Williams/CGC title; ninth most-used in NACS with 9 instances; available in original or remake versions

Classic Williams pinball machine; original artwork by Kevin O'Connor; rethemed by Brian Allen with edgier, horror-focused aesthetic; translites produced in run of 125 units at $225 each

Upcoming remake of the classic 1998 Williams pinball machine; third title from Chicago Gaming Company

Chicago Gaming Company remake title; displayed at MGC 2019

Pinball machine at Brauer House

Pinball game; highest-priced item sold at auction for £1,900

1998 Williams pinball machine programmed by Sheats; features 'Lyman's Lament' rule in his honor

Classic Williams/Bally title now remade by Chicago Gaming Company

Previous Stern game designed by George Gomez

Classic Williams pinball game being remade and manufactured by Chicago Gaming at time of visit

Classic pinball title available at Free Play Arlington

Classic Williams/Bally game designed by George Gomez; cited as a major hit and example of thematic cohesion

Chicago Gaming remake title exhibited at EAG

Chicago Gaming remake title (third in their remake series)

Pinball game still in production; mentioned as alternative title to stream

Bally/Williams classic remade by Chicago Gaming Company in 2018; part of original remake pipeline

Bally remake by Chicago Gaming Company

Identified pinball machine in the arcade collection

Chicago Gaming pinball remake in Aftershock's lineup

Chicago Gaming Company remake/LE version; #8 earnings in March 2024; recently returned to floor; beautiful aesthetics

Williams pinball machine (1998) featured at Kickback; author achieved Monsters of Rock Wizard Mode on first game.

Williams 1998 pinball machine available at Penn Skate

1998 Williams Pinball machine at The Break; part of classic lineup

Referenced as comparison game for location play value proposition

Pinball game mentioned as part of Chicago Gaming Company's remake catalog, owned by Ian at one point after Black Rose

Chicago Gaming Company remake of classic Williams game; involved Back Alley Creations design work

Example of a Bally/Williams pinball table with spell-a-thon mode structure; used to illustrate multiball mechanics

Pinball table where Chris Franchi scored poorly (under 20 million) in tournament despite knowing it well

Classic Williams pinball machine (1998); discussed as having inconsistent playfield behavior and significant differences between physical machines and TPA emulation.

Classic Williams pinball game in TPA; identified as needing visual/aesthetic refresh/facelift

Licensed Zen table; received major graphics overhaul from Pinball Arcade version; toys and playfield aesthetics dramatically improved

Gottlieb pinball table in FX3; limited-time event with table parts earning

Williams classic monster-themed pinball; hosts characterize as overrated despite strong historical reputation

Pinball remake referenced as having plasma disc topper similar to Centaur Oblivion Edition; example of cosmetic enhancement Jared considers cosmetic-only

Pinball game mentioned in episode title; referenced as receiving content additions in Pinball FX

Williams pinball machine available on Steam; Jared played and achieved Monsters of Rock award

Zen Pinball table; limited-time event recently ended; available in Zen mobile app with unlock progression

Classic pinball machine listed in Colorado Pinball Pub lineup

Pinball machine at The Break

Referenced by Rob as having moving target mechanic similar to design element observed in shipment machine

Classic game referenced for auto-launch button design comparison to X-Men plunger

Classic Williams game; referenced as exemplar of 1990s all-timer status and design quality

Classic WPC-era Bally Williams pinball game; referenced as part of WPC platform legacy

Williams remake special edition; part of Zach's trade package; Dennis criticizes layout/rules; source of discussion on collector value

Referenced for early code issues similar to D&D trajectory; Demogorgon mouth feeding problem on Stranger Things mentioned as parallel

Referenced as example of Stern machine with no dimpling issues; Josh owns one; used as comparison point for playfield quality.

Referenced for Dracula bash toy mech similarity to Jaws shark fin design

Chicago Gaming Company classic remake; Scott completing collection of four classic Chicago Gaming games

Classic Williams pinball; Josh playing Monsters of Rock mode during pandemic; example of deep engagement with existing collection.

Steve Bowen game; hosts prefer it to Munsters; Brad owns one

Referenced as one of Jersey Jack's best games; used in tournament format requiring mode start and multiball

Chicago Gaming remake widely rumored as game three; announcement repeatedly delayed; original was Data East/WMS game

Classic Williams game remade by Chicago Gaming; in Tremonti's collection

Classic pinball remake that Roberts is considering for his first home machine; available in multiple versions; praised for ramp satisfaction

Classic game; Justin Roberts planning to purchase; discussed as accessible entry for new collectors

Pinball machine in development on Whitewood system when Greg arrived at Williams; programmed by Lyman Sheets

Williams pinball; Kevin O'Connor created art package; referenced as part of workflow discussion

Referenced as example of Data East game receiving respect; hosts consider it good game

Williams pinball machine at Grazely Garage; Dutch working on LED conversion; experiencing set screw removal issues; scheduled for full restoration

Pinball machine present at the venue with custom topper

Data East game in collection with colored DMD and mirrored art plates

Referenced as classic Stern game with humor; Vince Pontarelli contributed sound; cited as precedent for Deadpool's comedic tone

Chicago Gaming Company remake; referenced for Limited Edition production numbers (600 units) and art blade aesthetic; Martin considers replacing his copy with Jurassic Park LE

Classic Williams machine mentioned as potential alternative to Godzilla Premium

Chicago Gaming remake; limited edition available at $89.50 on Pinside; market trending undervalued.

Classic Williams pinball game being remade by Chicago Gaming as third remake title; announcement leaked through UL certification documents on Pinside forum

Classic Williams 1998 game being remade by Chicago Gaming; remake features dual software modes (classic/new); awaiting approval from Williams; shown at private party under NDA

Chicago Gaming's remake of Williams classic, third in their remake line after Medieval Madness and Attack from Mars; features enhanced RGB GI lighting and original rules

Gomez game he would not change; considers it complete as-is

Classic Williams pinball; game mechanic referenced as precedent for Queen pinball's band member collection feature

Recent release; classic game with new toys; mentioned as alternative to Munsters for collectors with budget constraints; 20+ year history as Dennis's favorite game

Chicago Gaming remake; Roger uses as example of clear visual progression and intuitive shot sequences vs. modern game complexity

DMD-based Williams game George Gomez worked on during Pinball 2000 development; last DMD game from Williams

George Gomez design; fan layout with interrupted orbits (post in wolfman mode); experienced as less 'fanny' by hosts

George Gomez design from Williams; cited as way easier than Attack from Mars; example of Gomez balancing accessibility with gameplay

Classic Stern Pinball game designed by Gomez; frequently referenced as example of theme integration and approachable game design

Referenced as example of bad scoop placement (center playfield); mentioned as game with design mistake that operators struggle to maintain.

Solid-state machine; operator pricing debate example; noted as offering long play sessions at 50 cents

Recommended gateway game; mentioned as skill-leveling title for new player introduction

Game in Mark's collection

Table featuring improved lightning arc visual effects with enhanced light casting and hard flash

Cited as favorite machine; referenced for bash toy (Frankie) influence on Zen designs

Classic Williams machine referenced for pop bumper nest mechanics and mummy mode gameplay

Classic Williams pinball designed by Lyman; Penny cites as favorite due to humor and accessibility; Josh was working on update/remake with Lyman before his death

Classic Williams game; Josh sold to Steve Hill (PDGA podcast host) in June; used as beginner-friendly game reference

Chicago Gaming Company remake of classic Williams title; Josh's recent NIB LE purchase; discussed as gateway game and staple collection piece; compared to Medieval Madness and Attack from Mars

Classic Williams pinball machine; used as comparison point for Munsters gameplay and mechanics

Williams 1998 title; cited by Scott as favorite for accessible wizard mode completion

Classic Williams game; host experiencing playability issues due to machine leveling problems.

Classic Williams game by George Gomez; Scott selling after 1-year ownership (longest he's held anything); known for accessible ruleset and approachable design

Classic Williams game in Scott Larson's collection, potentially to be moved to make room for Metallica LE

Classic Williams game with Lyman Sheets code; community member owns remake LE version; 'Lyman's Lament' feature is memorable/cherished

CGC remake; Special/LE both up 1%; Special up to $10k, LE up to $13k; 30-year-old original, 5-year re-release, strong value retention

Classic 1998 Williams pinball machine featuring Universal Monsters theme; designed by George Gomez

Major restoration project built for customer in Georgia demonstrating advanced restoration techniques; featured on Kerry's website.

Game with available Cliffy Protectors offered as prize

Williams pinball game that Sheets worked on

Referenced in cabinet decal discussion as one of games using peel-and-stick style decals

Pinball game designed by Gomez at Williams

1988 Williams classic with center hole optoswitch mechanism; subject of detailed technical troubleshooting for non-functioning infrared sensor

Referenced as comparison point for multiball stacking strategy in Big Lebowski

Game referenced as having Bride of Frankenstein-style shot similar to Legolas shot on Lord of the Rings

CGC remake; planned expanded code project with Sharpe/Sheats was shelved in favor of Cactus Canyon work

Williams Electronics 1998; community #2 Halloween machine; remade by Gomez; Universal Monsters theme; praised for theme despite limited depth

Early game featuring Brian Allen alternate backglass; CGC remake

Game that Josh Sharp and Lyman were updating before pivoting to Cactus Canyon; project put on hold

Golden-era reference point for rule structure and accessibility in Pokemon design; inspiration for simplicity model

Bally Williams game down 1% from $8,900 average; described as beloved by collectors

Classic pinball machine; cited as design inspiration for Pokémon's approachable mechanics; represents golden age of accessible game design

CGC remake operating in Electric Bat Arcade; featured $1,000 monolithic PCB board failure; became non-functional; CGC unable to support repair

Chicago Gaming remake success; discussed as example of competitive pricing strategy

Classic spooky game mentioned as favorite; CGC remake previously at Fresh Pinball location

#1 beginner game; Chicago Gaming remake of 1990s original; monster rock band theme; Frankenstein ramp multiball; hosts frequently recommend to new players

Bally Williams classic; remade by CGC; part of successful remake portfolio

Compared to Pokémon as stylistically similar simple/approachable game design

Classic pinball game; Chris Shipman was mechanic on both this and Kingpin; Shipman appeared on stream and gifted original Dracula miniature from 1998

Referenced as having more under-the-glass content than Harry Potter

CGC remake of classic game; rumored to be given away at upcoming pinball event; subject of unauthorized promotional claims

CGC remake/classic pinball machine, officially announced, shipping imminent with undisclosed special features

Classic DMD-era pinball game; featured at Brisbane Masters in excellent condition; Lambo highlights difficulty in acquiring such well-preserved machine

Rumored CGC remake; not showing at TPF despite being planned