Marty Robbins is a prominent figure in the pinball community who has served multiple roles including game tester, tuner, content creator, and co-host of the Final Round Pinball Podcast with Jeff Teolis. He is a co-founder/partner and correspondent for Haggis Pinball, a pinball company, and has been involved in tournament play and Australian pinball scene operations. However, his reputation has been significantly damaged by allegations of misappropriating customer deposits totaling approximately $18,500 per customer without delivering promised merchandise.
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Marty Robbins' departure from Final Round is not permanent and the door is open for his return as a potential third host
Marty Robbins was Damien Harden's lead designer and co-public face of Haggis Pinball, not a low-level employee
Marty Robbins must pay back victims restitution before being accepted back into the pinball community
Marty Robbins knowingly encouraged Haggis Pinball pre-orders despite awareness of company financial problems
Co-host of Final Round Pinball Podcast and representative of Haggis Pinball; involved in Fathom Revisited production decisions
Co-host of Final Round Pinball Podcast; developer of code/rules for Haggis Pinball's Fathom Revisited; worked nearly a year on the project; partner at Haggis Pinball
Co-host of Final Round Pinball Podcast, selling his pinball machine collection due to house move, Australian-based, co-host with Jeff Teolis
Co-founder or key figure at Haggis Pinball; appears in production video approving finished games with dramatic sticker ritual; referenced as overseeing manufacturing process
Co-host of Final Round Pinball Podcast; Haggis Pinball game designer/contributor; tournament observer and commentator; takes detailed notes on designer interviews
Co-host of Final Round Pinball Podcast; based in Australia; pinball code designer/developer; provides critical perspective on Godzilla and Bond; planning to attend Indisc championship.
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Marty Robbins did not own Haggis Pinball, have shares, or make key business decisions
Many customers invested in Haggis Pinball primarily because Marty Robbins joined the company
Podcast culture is increasingly obsessed with game sales rather than gameplay quality
ABBA is being released on the 50th anniversary of ABBA's Eurovision win
Marty Robbins' Centaur 2.0 code is approximately five times larger than Fathom 2.0 code
Marty Robbins did the rules engineering and gameplay implementation for Centaur 2.0
George Gomez's James Bond layout is his least favorite design among all his creations, even more so than original Avengers
Haggis Pinball observed overwhelming demand for Fathom Revisited at Texas Pinball Festival and attempted to increase production beyond 250 limited editions
James Bond code updates have improved gate mechanics to provide better side shot access and overall flow
James Bond has worse drop target bricking issues than any Stern machine Marty Robbins has played
Marty Robbins is developing a War of the Worlds pinball game based on open IP
Fathom should be eligible for Twippies main categories because it has significant changes: new LCD screens, completely new rule set, new call-outs, and different GI than original
Marty had more direct messages in the week after criticizing Godzilla than any other similar period
Godzilla is designed to be the most accessible game Stern has ever made, with constant reward feedback regardless of player performance
Cactus Canyon Remake is inconsistently applied in Twippies categories - included in Best Animations and Display but excluded from Best Sound and Best Rules
Stephen Bowden won Brisbane Masters, defeating Tony Cirillo in the final on Lost in Space
Marty Robbins has a Godzilla on order
Brisbane Masters had over 200 participants with 25-30 COVID withdrawals
Richard Rhodes tested positive and withdrew honorably from Brisbane Masters
Market recovery and supply normalization will take at least a year
Haggis Pinball prioritized machine shipment over TPF attendance due to being in 'full fathom mode' production.
Jersey Jack has sold approximately 5,000 Guns N' Roses LE units and 4,000 Wizard of Oz units.
Godzilla lacks proper pacing/light-and-shade moments compared to Rush, creating design fatigue
Marty Robbins' uncle Jeffrey Douglas McLeish ended his life in 2014 after addiction struggles
Marty Robbins has developed new 2.0 code for Fathom Revisited and worked on it for nearly a year with 16-17 hour days
All Australian Stranger Things machines came with UV mod as standard
Stranger Things improves significantly after 3+ hours of practice and code updates
Marty Robbins won the first Texas Pinball Festival when he was hosting it
Pinball community will experience permanent behavioral changes in how it conducts tournaments and social interaction post-pandemic
Designer of War of the Worlds pinball game for Haggis Pinball; Kaneda expresses nervousness about original design
Rules engineer and host of Final Round Pinball Podcast; implemented code/rules for Centaur 2.0 and previously worked on Fathom
Associated with Haggis Pinball; criticized by Kaneda for dodging questions about company's collapse and laughing at concerned customers; accused of hubris and entitlement
Co-host of Final Round Pinball Podcast; referenced humorously in robot bit
Works at Haggis Pinball; hosts own podcast; Kaneda publicly calls on him to provide production update on Fathom Revisited units built
Designer at Haggis Pinball, working on Centaur, previously rumored for War of the Worlds
Founder of Haggus Pinball; Kaneda predicts failed comeback attempt in 2025 unless he makes customers 'whole'
Co-host of Final Round Pinball Podcast; referenced as working at Haggis Pinball; previously organized Melbourne Super Bowl Championship
Former co-host of Final Round Pinball Podcast; departure described as non-permanent; door left open for return as potential third host
Co-host of Final Round Pinball Podcast, known for stringent guest selection criteria
Co-host of Final Round Pinball Podcast; creator of 'Who Will Marty Kill' segment; game designer associated with Haggis Pinball
Co-host of Final Round Pinball Podcast; attended Brisbane Masters as vendor/spectator; competitive pinball player; involved with Haggis Pinball
Co-host of Final Round Pinball Podcast, Australian competitive player, self-described 'Pinball King of Australia,' disco enthusiast
Co-host of Final Round Pinball Podcast; did not attend TPF 2024 due to Haggis Pinball manufacturing priorities; based in Australia; discussed comedy background
Co-host of Final Round Pinball Podcast, Australian pinball figure, tournament organizer, streamer for Melbourne Silver Bowl
Co-host of Final Round Pinball Podcast; game designer at Haggis Pinball; transitioned Kelts to Fathom production; also turned 52
Co-host of Final Round Pinball Podcast; not attending TPF 2022; involved in discussing game design philosophy and licensing themes
Host of Pinball Network podcast; mentioned by Macho as part of emerging pinball media
Co-host of Final Round Pinball Podcast, presenter and host of the 2020 Reach Arounds event
Appears to have been guest on podcast episode discussing Haggis/Fathom; mentioned by George as potential source of initial information about Fathom remake
Co-host of Final Round Pinball Podcast; producer/creator of Reach-Arounds awards show; associated with Haggis Pinball
Co-host of Final Round Pinball Podcast; absent this episode due to Haggis Pinball collapse; worked at Haggis as designer/promoter; lost money and employment from company failure
Game designer credited with creating Fathom Revisited 2.0 ruleset for Mermaid Edition
Co-host of Final Round Pinball Podcast; contributed to TPF organizational decisions; won first Texas Pinball Festival when hosting it; based in Australia; frequently references his World Tour victory
Co-host of Final Round Pinball Podcast; tournament organizer for Melbourne Silverwall event
Co-host of Final Round Pinball Podcast; mentions Comet pinball community involvement; discusses Australian vaccine experience and lockdown conditions; known for drinking streams
Co-host of Final Round Pinball Podcast, associated with Haggis Pinball as designer/contributor, competitive player
Associated with Deep Root Pinball; criticized by Kaneda for evasiveness and dismissing criticism while customers suffer
Co-founder/partner at Haggus Pinball Limited; appeared on podcasts promoting continued investment while insolvent; owed $16,908 AUD by company
Podcast host associated with Zaccaria; criticized by Kaneda for laughing/joking on podcast while company delays games and misleads community
Industry figure; referenced in context of Haggis controversy; Kaneda states he is 'never' welcome back without returning customer money; associated with Neil McCrae
Now billing himself as pinball designer at Haggis Pinball; Kaneda hopeful about his potential
Haggis Pinball designer; game timeline uncertain due to manufacturing delays
Hegemony Pinball leadership, criticized for not discussing production
Co-host of Final Round Pinball Podcast; former competitive pinball player; conducts mystery guest segment with yes/no questions; uses brutal criticism of guests as running theme
Associated with Haggis Pinball; took nonrefundable customer deposits; criticized for lack of transparency on production progress
Co-host on Final Round Pinball or Cameron Silver Ball Chronicles; one of Orby's favorite podcast hosts
Co-host of Head to Head Pinball Podcast (Australian); attempted live streaming on Twitch; referenced as predecessor to Phantom Tilt
Co-host of Final Round Pinball podcast, associated with Haggis Pinball, tournament player
Co-host of Final Round Pinball podcast; worked as game designer/contributor at Haggis Pinball; respected figure whose involvement influenced customer trust in the company
Rumored to be developing War of the Worlds pinball game as original/open IP project; unconfirmed
Designer at Haggis Pinball; rumored to be designing War of the Worlds game unreleased for four years; Kaneda implies anonymity preference
Partner at Haggis Pinball; Kaneda accuses him of knowingly encouraging pre-orders despite awareness of company financial distress
Game designer working on unreleased game at Haggis Pinball; host has unconfirmed information about this project
Co-founder/lead designer at Haggis Pinball; co-host of Final Round Podcast with Jeff Teolis; central subject of Kaneda's critique regarding complicity in Haggis fraud and customer loss
Co-host of Final Round Pinball Podcast; met Lyman at Pinberg tournament; witnessed Lyman's gameplay firsthand; lost his uncle Jeffrey Douglas McLeish in 2014 to suicide; shares perspective on mental health and community response
Pinball content creator returning to show; previously controversial due to Haggis Pinball involvement
Associated with Final Round Pinball; created playlist with Haggis that Christian Lyne listened to on beach during Dominican Republic vacation
At trade show with Haggis/Damien presenting Fathom game; called during pin household broadcast
Co-host of Final Round Pinball podcast on Pinball Network
Co-host of Head to Head Pinball podcast with Ryan C., tournament organizer in Melbourne, hosts Melbourne Silver Ball stream
Pinball enthusiast from Australia; involved in homebrew/custom scene; mentioned seeing Pintastic re-themes
Australian pinball enthusiast, Head to Head Pinball co-host, Haggis Pinball developer
Code designer for Haggis Pinball; developed original Fathom code and anticipated to code Centaur remake; has portfolio game already designed
TPN/Final Round Pinball Podcast host; designed 2.0 ruleset for Fathom Mermaid Edition; community recognition growing.
Code developer for Haggis Games' Centaur remake, competes with Jeff Teolis in Final Round
Game designer and close confidant of Damien Hartin at Haggis Pinball; disappeared/went to ground with no communication during liquidation.
Pinball streamer; partner with Jeff on Final Round podcast; credits Carl for streaming setup assistance
Cassidy's final round tournament partner; Roller Games enthusiast
Australian pinball community member; partner building Fathoms homebrew with Dane Jure; did not attend Expo due to project focus
Partner with Jeff Teolis on Final Round podcast on Pinball Network; expressed concern about Jeff potentially discouraging participation with InDisc difficulty commentary.
Pinball community member who co-hosts Final Round Pinball Podcast with Jeff Teolis
Co-host of Final Round Pinball Podcast with Jeff, based in Melbourne, Australia
Co-host with Jeff Teolis on new podcast 'Final Round' about competitive pinball, airing every other Wednesday on Pinball Network
Head to Head Pinball co-host, demonstrated PIN Stadium Lights installation live on stream, active supporter of product
Australian pinball player, Haggis Pinball team member, co-host of Final Round Pinball Podcast with Jeff Teal, formerly involved with Melbourne Silver Bowl tournaments.
Co-host of Final Round Pinball Podcast with Jeff Teolis; Haggis Pinball correspondent; developing new rules for Fathom remake
Content creator; Jeff Teolis ensures continued success of Marty Robbins' pinball programming on air; co-hosts final round content
Co-host of Head2Head Pinball Podcast (original run) and current podcaster; Australian-based; introverted personality; self-describes as ambivert; Game of Year 2020: Guns N' Roses
Haggis Pinball operator; accused of keeping customer deposits (~$18,500 per customer) without delivering promised physical items (bike helmet, leather jacket); no accountability mentioned
Haggis Pinball employee, game tester and tuner, former tournament competitor (last played Jan 2020), Celts expert
Co-founder/partner at Haggis Pinball; did not fully refund customers; Kaneda states accountability is required for community forgiveness