Ralph is an active content creator and podcast participant in the pinball community, known for his technical expertise and hands-on involvement with pinball machines. He has contributed to multiple podcast productions including Kaneda's Pinball Podcast and The Electric Bat Cast, and is recognized for providing technical support and troubleshooting guidance. Ralph is also an early access reviewer, having conducted a gameplay demonstration for Jersey Jack's Harry Potter machine at their factory.
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Stern Media Day dealer call happens Tuesday with allocation decisions made at that time
Ralph is the owner and creator of Lizzy board
An overseas distributor leaked unauthorized Predator gameplay footage showing more Arnold content (including 'Get to the Chopper') before official release
Content creator who conducted early hands-on gameplay review/featurette for Harry Potter at Jersey Jack factory; produced podcast episode with gameplay demonstration
Friend mentioned in dangerous game transport anecdote on expressway
Creator and owner of Lizzy board; provided technical support and troubleshooting guidance
Participant in Roundtable discussion with Cale and Jamie
Content creator; mentioned as understanding Kaneda's criticisms of Stern LE value
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X-Men code lacks depth and feels limiting despite innovative layout design
Pinball Brothers are developing Predator pinball and seeking Arnold Schwarzenegger voice talent
Ralph entered the pinball hobby after attending Pinball Expo post-pandemic with a friend, where Godzilla was featured
Ralph recently acquired a Williams Terminator 2 as his first non-Stern, non-new pinball machine
Ralph obtained Bond and Venom through Stern's loaner program but purchased both from secondary market
Pinball Life enhancement kit successfully makes Jaws Premium visually approximate Limited Edition
Ralph's high score on Jaws after couple weeks of ownership is 500 million
Jaws is underrated and not receiving proportional community enthusiasm relative to its quality
The Pinball Life kit had misaligned side armor screw holes requiring custom drilling
John Wick code updates produce audible warning noise through speakers
Ralph purchased Jaws Premium Edition to replace Bond in his collection
Ralph had no idea Jon was attending the convention
Ralph attends the Chicago pinball convention every year
Ralph threw Flippy in the trash
Sega arcade boards are more proprietary and difficult to repair than other manufacturers
Candy cab cabinets are increasingly rare and sought after by collectors
FPGA-based systems like MiSTer and Mega Drive provide noticeably superior image quality compared to mini consoles when displaying retro console output
Ralph prefers keeping mini consoles unmodded despite understanding the technical superiority of modded systems with better emulators
RetroRalph plans daily livestream coverage of CES 2020 events
Arcade1Up moves very rapidly in product development, accomplishing substantial work in 12-month cycles