Spinal Tap is a game mentioned in 1 episode(s).
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Spinal Tap (Home Pins) is unplayable due to broken code stuck on infinite ball save
Spinal Tap at Pinball Hall of Fame experienced electrical failure with smoke damage; now operational
Spinal Tap is an extremely rare machine with only about two examples ever produced
Spinal Tap at Pinball Hall of Fame was smoking under the playfield and is likely non-functional
Extremely rare pinball machine (~2 ever produced); located at Pinball Hall of Fame; features dot matrix display and LCD screen; was smoking/non-functional during Don's visit
Home Pin Pinball production; criticisms of aesthetic design quality (appears 15 years outdated); question raised whether game was ever shipped
Home Pin pinball game; expected to ship within weeks and be unveiled at Australian show event
Recently released pinball machine based on 'This Is Spinal Tap' film; criticized for poor code synchronization, weak video assets, and lack of humor integration
Home Pin homebrew game; shipping completed; had code/gameplay issues when played at UK Pinball Fest location
Home Pin pinball game just revealed; $9,500 price point; criticized for lack of mechs, inner art blades, and missing physical dial-to-11 feature; predicted dead on arrival
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Spinal Tap pinball machine at Pinball Hall of Fame is poorly designed with weak flippers and floaty playfield
Spinal Tap official release date is Newcastle Pin Fest Australia on September 17-18
HomePin's Spinal Tap features an unusual dual LCD/DMD configuration with High-Speed-inspired playfield inserts
Spinal Tap will feature purple metallic flake armor and lockbar, black apron, chrome legs, and eight plastics
Home Pin title referenced as negatively impacted by Bond launch
UK-themed Home Pin game revealing Saturday; Kaneda predicts poor market reception due to design, pricing, and brand limitations.
Pinball machine by Home Pin based on the mockumentary film; criticized for missing iconic 'goes to 11' dial, minimal toys, pedestrian layout
Upcoming game announced by Thunder Turds/Home Pin; based on Spinal Tap comedy band/movie
Spooky Pinball's new licensed machine based on the cult classic 1980s mockumentary film; received very little hype and market interest outside hardcore Spinal Tap fans
Home Pin Pinball game; features deliberately altered British flag artwork; described as having poor playfield art quality
Upcoming Home Pin Pinball game; mentioned by Mike (Home Pin owner) as next machine after Thunderbirds
Mentioned as recently entering manufacturing; enumerated among active pipeline of upcoming titles
Pinball machine produced by Jean-Paul de Win's company; George cites as example of poor IP adaptation by boutique manufacturer.
Upcoming pinball game from Home Pin based on the Spinal Tap movie; features dual displays and simple ruleset
Comedy/music band that inspired the pinball machine theme; no official contact made for licensing
Custom homebrew Flash Gordon modification; played easy with generous ball saves; themed to Spinal Tap film/band
Home Pin's previous release; features LCD display with random movie clips; used for comparison with Blues Brothers' lack of multimedia
Referenced as 2024 release with unclear shipping status; single unit confirmed at Pinball Hall of Fame Vegas
Home Pin pinball announcement covered in Episode 149
Upcoming HomePen pinball machine; licensed to classic rock mockumentary film; designed by Balser (possibly)
HomePen pinball machine featuring cult film license, delayed from May/June to September 17-18 Newcastle Pin Fest Australia release
Home Pin machine; photo reveals dual LCD backbox and DMD display; inspired by cult classic mockumentary film
Pinball machine in production by Homepin
1984 mockumentary comedy film being adapted into pinball by HomePin; includes characters like Derek, Ian, and drummer; associated with 'up to 11' cultural reference
Upcoming pinball machine from HomePin based on the mockumentary film 'This Is Spinal Tap'; second game from HomePin
Upcoming HomePin pinball machine based on Spinal Tap IP; entering final assembly in June
Upcoming HomePin pinball machine based on 1984 rockumentary film 'This Is Spinal Tap'; in production with parts arriving
Pinball in spring release pipeline; characterization as delayed/uncertain ('on the waves at some point')
Home Pin game announced previously; missed Pinball Expo deadline; approximately 10 units reportedly in distribution through Joe at Pinball Star in Pennsylvania; one prototype allegedly at Las Vegas Pinball Museum
HomePin's first release; $9K MSRP; shipped 1+ year ago; only ~2 known units in existence (one in Vegas Hall of Fame, one in Connecticut); widely criticized for price/quality mismatch
HomePin release; layout comparison point for ABBA—has basic elements but nothing compelling mechanically
Home Pin homebrew/boutique release; developed 1+ year; only one confirmed public location (Pinball Hall of Fame); development delays and limited availability questioned
HomePin machine in production; features unusual dual LCD/DMD configuration and High-Speed-inspired inserts
Home Pins homebrew machine; unplayable due to broken code (infinite ball save), inaccessible ramps, one of three Home Pins games
HomePin game; experienced electrical/smoke damage at Hall of Fame; Don attempted pilgrimage to play
Upcoming HomePin title based on cult classic movie; dual-display system; Marshall Amplification license integration; exploding drummer mechanic; motorized smoking topper accessory; single model tier only
Home Pin pinball machine with Spinal Tap movie theme; trailer criticized for poor video quality and inappropriate imagery
Rock mockumentary referenced for comedic review structure ('Shark Sandwich' review style) comparison
Game Neil describes as 'absolutely shocking' with poor callouts
Home Pin pinball machine; entering final assembly June; software upgradeable without programmer
Pinball game at Pinball Hall of Fame; received critical pan for poor design, weak flippers, and bland theme integration
Rock mockumentary band. Both Jeff and Ian are devoted fans. Attended their 'Break Like the Wind' tour concert at Pine Knob venue. Episode 211 is Spinal Tap reference (goes to 11). Harry Shearer is member and provided tickets to Vegas show. Homebrew Spinal Tap pinball machine exists, created by Mark in City.
Home Pin game; weak flippers, floaty EM-like feel, problematic ramp design with ball return issues, weak skill shot implementation; played by Josh at Pinball Hall of Fame