And then it can be utilized as a timed escape mode. The ball is coming. You have to hit these shots or hit these series of obstacles before the ball makes it all the way down to escape it. Or maybe as you're playing, you can keep pushing this ball back farther and farther to give yourself some more time. The timed mode ends when the ball comes all the way forward. It's got to be in there. but not only that you also have the journey to Cairo you also have the pit of snakes you have the Ark of the Covenant you got Nazis you got all this business in there so there's so much to draw from but the major mechanism has to be that rolling ball Don why hasn't this game been made yet I don't know word around the punch bowl is that a major pinball company was working on this very title up until just recently and something happened I don't have confirmation that that's what they were working on I don't have confirmation that's the company that was doing it but it makes sense to me why wouldn't this game get made um talked about this a little bit in my rumor episode is over the patreon patreon.com backslash non-spinball podcast y'all have already heard this um but like let's say somebody somewhere in the world was working on a raiders of the lost dark pinball machine and then come to find out that they couldn't get a crucial part uh or an asset for that game we've had games come out that have been lacking movie assets before um they've upset us we've lamented you know this game is great but only if it had the movie code oh you know some fans have made some movie code for jurassic park and put it in there now it's so much better uh avengers infinity quest has some custom code that puts movie scenes in there and it like does make it better so did they really want to come out with a game that was lacking in movie scenes or john williams music or harrison ford's likeness like how could you make the game without that um hopefully it was it was a situation where there's a really impressive rolling ball mech let's say and they couldn't find a way to make it work in a commercially appropriate way yet and it had to be backburnered so hopefully this game is out there somewhere on a backburner uh it's getting slow cooked just like some birra yeah from a food truck or something and it'll see the light of day at some point because i think this theme is just amazing this is everything I want in Indiana Jones yes I would love Temple of Doom yes I love Last Crusade yes I don't talk about anything after that but Raiders of the Lost Ark just has so much in it to just be just amazing amazing game especially with LCD effects and you know fire and explosion lighting effects from say expression lights or something like that there's so much you could do with this man I want to see it done and I think I'll keep harping on it until it happens I got two more for you This next one, we're getting out of the 1980s. We're getting out of movies, and we're getting into another form of media. I'm just going to go ahead and play this. I will say, trying to find a clip that I could play here for this next theme was a little bit difficult, partially because I just got lost into watching it, partially because I'm trying to keep it somewhat family-ish friendly. But let's go ahead with choice number four of Don's Dream Themes. Who is it you think you see? do you know how much i make a year i mean even if i told you you wouldn't believe it do you know what would happen if i suddenly decided to stop going into work a business big enough that it could be listed on the nasdaq goes belly up disappears it ceases to exist without me no you clearly don't know who you're talking to so let me clue you in i am not in danger skyler i am the danger a guy opens his door and gets shot you think that of me no i am the one who knocks brian cranston man brian cranston breaking bad have you seen it have you only seen it five times go watch that again i never get tired of watching this through um this came out at a time when you know tv had gone to streaming amc was kind of blowing up there were all these huge shows game of thrones was getting kicked off whatever and i felt like i was missing all these things everybody's consuming all of these seasons of television and like where do you find the time you know between you know college courses and working and driving all over the country but i did force myself i'm like you know what i'm gonna watch one of these things and I loved the premise of breaking bad. This is a chemistry teacher, gets diagnosed with a terminal illness. He's barely scraping by anyway. He's kind of not so much a disappointment, but in his own mind, he hasn't lived up to what he feels his potential is. He has a son that's disabled. He's got a wife, a new baby on the way, and just wants to find a way to leave them with something better when he's gone, which his hand is kind of forced. So what does he do? He relies on his chemical background, his chemistry knowledge, and embarks on a trip to try to find a way to produce the highest quality methamphetamine and distribute it out the greater New Mexico area. Get some quick cash. Get it to his family so that when he dies, at least they're taken care of. His heart was in the right place. His brain was in some other universe, man. But that's the premise of Breaking Bad. Not going to ruin anything for you. But there's so many beats and points in this whole series that are just iconic and unsettling, and I want to play through them. And it's modes galore with this thing. I made myself a list, and there's so much. There's so much you can do over, like, what, six, seven, eight seasons of this, the Expanded Universe, the El Camino movie, Better Call Saul that came later, and all that business. So many great characters that are in this and storylines. But here's what you need to have in there. First off, a set of four stand-up targets, right? S-A-U-L for Saul Goodman, the criminal lawyer character in the film who goes on to star in Better Call Saul, which is probably a better series than Breaking Bad even was. But how about this? During gameplay, right, and the play field, we're in Albuquerque. We're in a desert, and the little locations represented throughout the film are kind of distributed all throughout there. I don't think you need an upper play field. I think you keep it open and just put tons of stuff in there. But the Saul stand-up targets, imagine this. You hit all four of those, and that triggers a ball save, right? Saul Goodman, he gives you a shout-out, I got your back, brother, or whatever. You hit the four stand-up targets, you get ball saves, you hit the out lane. Saul's right there to get you out of trouble, right there to bail you out of jail and put you right back into work. You know, I think that would be a fun mechanism, a way to incorporate that. You have to have the house, the Albuquerque house with the pizza that's up on the garage roof. Of course that has to be in there. Maybe tucked away in a side alley or something is your home, your safe home. That may be where you start modes. That's where money was stored in the game. So much happens in that house, in the backyard, with the pool. Remember the jet airplane? God, we got teased for an entire season about the plane crash, man. That all happened around there. Prominently, you cannot have this game and not have Dos Pollos Hermanos, the chicken restaurant chain that was the front for the methamphetamine importation. remember they were taking the meth and they were putting it in the five gallon buckets of the breading for the chicken and that's how they were bringing it in for Mexico and then they're distributing it throughout the dos pobres hermanos empire in Albuquerque man you got to have that back in there going there to go meet with Gus Fring right Gustavo the Chilean you know the the the up-and-comer in the drug market in that region you got to have the RV somewhere Now, it could just be the size of the Foo Fighters van, right? Up on a ramp on the side or something. Maybe have a physical ball lock in there. Maybe put an exploding mechanism in there on the premium if you want to do that. But, you know, when it's time to cook, you know, maybe you go in there and, like, you know, that's where you select which mission you're going to go on next, who you're going to try to partner with, you know, which scene you're going to play out. I think that could play in there. You'd have to have a shot with a car wash at some point. I know there's a lot of locations throughout Breaking Bad, but remember the car wash was purchased once Walter White was successful. He had all of this money, like pallets of cash, right? He was well-known. He was just working hard, churning through, and he had all this money, but he didn't think it through, right? He's not a criminal, right? He's new to this. So what do you do with a pallet of cash, right? You can't just go down to the bank and put that in there. That money's got to be laundered. So how about this as a thematic gameplay mechanism, which as you're playing a game, maybe it's in a mode, maybe once you build up your jackpots, you're hitting shots and you're getting loot. You're getting cash, right? But that cash is not safe. If you drain, you lose that cash. So as you're playing modes or even between modes and you're hitting bonuses, your cash is going up exponentially, right? The longer you play, the more you're risking, the more your reward is. You got that risk-reward thing. And then shooting into the car wash, you can dump it off there. That was the front that they ended up buying that his wife Skylar was managing, and that was how they were laundering this money back into their bank account through the guise of having an incredibly successful car wash. I think that would be an interesting gameplay mechanism that's in there. Maybe just like a little subplot as you're playing modes, as you're playing the game, your cash on hand is building up, but you've got to put that somewhere safe, and it's useless to you. If it's not laundered, where do you launder it? at the car wash shot or scoop or saucer or spinner or whatever the hell. You can put it in there somewhere. You got to have Don Hector, man, Don Hector at the nursing home. I don't know if you need a nursing home location, but you have to have that character in there, man. He's got to have a way to battle against Gus Fring at some point. Maybe he's incorporated into a mode, right? He's losing his mind. You have to stay one step ahead of him. That's a trope that recurs through Breaking Bad. These guys are always like the bad guy, the enemy, the DEA agent, somebody, even if it's their own drug use catching up with them, it's always right on their heels. You have to stay one step ahead. So as you're playing games, Tuco is about to lose his mind, right? And you've got to stay one step ahead of him. You have to hit shots in a certain order or a certain time, or he's going to blow up and the mode ends, right? Same with Don Hector. Same with Don Eladio, right? The dons of the Mexican drug cartel that you're trying to navigate through. Hank, his own brother-in-law, the DEA agent. What a great story this is, right? You've got a chemistry teacher that's got a foray into criminality. You watch his metamorphosis over all the seasons of the series. You have his wife there.