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Domino's Spectacular Pinball Adventure Gameplay (8/11/23)

Spooky Pinball·video·48m 22s·analyzed·Aug 11, 2023
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TL;DR

Spooky Pinball streams rare Domino's Pinball gameplay while learning rules live.

Summary

Spooky Pinball streamed gameplay of Domino's Pinball (a rare licensed title of which only ~130 were produced, mostly sold to corporate Domino's locations). The streamer intentionally learned the game's rules on-air, discussing the machine's history, artwork, playfield design, and Spooky's broader streaming schedule. The stream included casual chat about pizza preferences, factory tours, and upcoming content plans.

Key Claims

  • Spooky Pinball made approximately 130 Domino's Pinball machines, most sold to corporate Domino's locations or franchise owners.

    high confidence · Streamer directly states: 'we only made about 130 of these' and 'most of them did go to corporate' and 'ended up at like actual Domino's locations or to Domino's franchise owners'

  • Domino's and Jetsons are Spooky Pinball two lowest-unit games produced.

    high confidence · Streamer states: 'I know this and Jetsons are our two lowest unit games that we did.'

  • Domino machines built quickly, taking roughly 4-6 months for production.

    medium confidence · Streamer recalls: 'we built them fast, too. I don't think it took us more than, I don't know, four, six months.'

  • Spooky Pinball streams every Thursday at 7 p.m. Central on a rotating schedule of their games.

    high confidence · Streamer states: 'we've rotated the schedule over to every single Thursday at 7 p.m. Central' and plans to stream each game in order.

  • Spooky Pinball has not yet moved to a larger facility; they are waiting for an opportune time during Scooby-Doo production.

    high confidence · Streamer explains: 'we have not made the move yet. we're kind of waiting for an opportune time during the Scooby production' and 'Games are flowing out of the door very consistently at a really good quality.'

Notable Quotes

  • “I know the least about the rules to this game out of any of our games... I'm super excited to be essentially figuring out how to play it live on air.”

    Spooky Pinball@ 0:51 — Explains the streamer's intentional approach to learning Domino's rules on-air rather than preparing beforehand.

  • “In the grand scheme of things, 130 is not that many... I've never seen any for sold in recent years... Those guys are going to let it go.”

    Spooky Pinball@ 7:48 — Emphasizes rarity of Domino's machines and franchise holder reluctance to resell, making them collectible.

  • “The Noidzilla backglass might be one of my all-time favorite backglasses that we've ever done. Like, I just think it's perfect pinball backglass.”

    Spooky Pinball@ 11:18 — Designer appreciation for the game's artwork and backglass design by Adam Gasek.

  • “My dad worked at a pizza joint, and he made a game for dominoes, so life is but a dream, right?”

    Spooky Pinball@ 19:19 — Personal anecdote about founder Charlie Emery's connection to pizza industry, adds lore to the game's creation.

  • “I really wanted to get into the streaming... because I wanted to have a weekly interaction with the community to talk to people, answer questions.”

    Spooky Pinball@ 12:29 — Explains motivation behind new streaming initiative and restoration of Spooky Pinball's back catalog for community engagement.

Entities

Spooky PinballcompanyDomino's PinballgameCharlie EmerypersonAdam Gacekperson[name withheld pending review]personLevipersonSpooky LukepersonRyan McQuaid

Signals

  • ?

    product_launch: Spooky Pinball launched a weekly Thursday 7 p.m. Central streaming schedule featuring their back catalog of games, with machines restored and brought into the streamer's home for community engagement.

    high · Streamer explains restoration of games 'one at a time' from office showroom and bringing them home to stream weekly in rotation.

  • ?

    collector_signal: Domino's Pinball is extremely rare in the secondary market; only ~130 produced, mostly owned by corporate Domino's franchisees who rarely resell.

    high · Streamer: 'I've never seen any for sold in recent years' and 'those guys are going to let it go' referring to franchise owners holding machines.

  • ?

    design_philosophy: Domino's Pinball represented Spooky Pinball's third game and was noted as 'the flowiest game that we would have had out at that point,' indicating design progression.

    high · Streamer states: 'it's our third game in the company's history. Definitely the flowiest game that we would have had out at that point.'

  • ?

    design_innovation: Domino's Pinball features a distinctive pizza oven ramp loop that feeds to the backside of a scoop, praised for mechanical and aesthetic appeal by designer.

    high · Streamer: 'I love the oven ramp. I think it's super cool... Just a quick little loop around, drops it into the backside of a scoop.'

  • ?

    content_signal: Spooky Pinball prioritizes streaming games with recent code updates (Halloween, Ultraman, Scooby-Doo) but also features older/earlier titles in rotation for community engagement and archival preservation.

Transcript

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0:00
As the best Spider-Man ever, my favorite Spider-Man, no, the best Spider-Man ever said, Tobey Maguire, it's pizza time, folks. Well, he didn't say folks, he said pizza time.
0:12
Alrighty, we're playing some dominoes today. I'm very excited to be playing this with you guys. I've been joking from the get-go around the shop that this is the stream I've been waiting for. I can't wait to play this game with everybody for one major reason for me personally, and it's that I know the least about the rules to this game out of any of our games. I've gotten much more well-versed in some of the older games that I maybe have spent less time on over the years. Dominoes though, there's not that many of them out there to go and play and the one that we had in our office wasn't exactly always available to play. So I've had minimal amounts of time on this game. I'm super excited to be essentially figuring out how to play it live on air. Like I've got the shots kind of down a little bit here and there and I have a very loose understanding of the rules But I'm really excited to be essentially learning the rules of this game with you guys on air I'm gonna be starving by the end of this. I did not eat dinner beforehand because I wanted to Crave the pizza while I played the pizza you have to want it So and this is just you wouldn't want to play this game full like you go grocery shopping when you're completely full and you're like I don't even want to not want to buy any of this like no way So, we're going to kick it off in just a second here. Appreciate everybody coming out. I know this is a pretty weird, crazy stream to be doing. So, I love that we're following up our most popular and biggest stream, the Scooby-Doo. We played the Daphne mode on the latest code of that game. Definitely had a ton of people who were in there on that one. Tons of interaction. Had a great Q&A session at the end there. I'm very glad to be following that stream up with some dominoes. You know, really going into left field here. So we're going to kick it off. Just go ahead and let me know if the audio is too loud, anything like that. But yeah, we're going to go ahead and start finding pizza toppings and battling the Noid, I guess. So here we go. Welcome to Domino's. All righty. How do we feel about the audio? Is that about good there? Sound good?
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high · Streamer: 'If I have a code update out for a game, like Halloween, Ultraman, Scooby-Doo, I'll be streaming those as the priority.'

  • ?

    manufacturing_signal: Domino's Pinball was produced quickly—approximately 4-6 months for all 130 units—during Spooky's early operational phase.

    medium · Streamer recalls: 'we built them fast, too. I don't think it took us more than, I don't know, four, six months.'

  • ?

    business_signal: Spooky Pinball has a new facility lined up but is delaying the move until a strategic window during lower Scooby-Doo production, prioritizing consistent game output.

    high · Streamer: 'we're kind of waiting for an opportune time during the Scooby production... Games are flowing out of the door very consistently.'

  • ?

    community_signal: Spooky Pinball actively encourages community participation through photo contests (Domino's pizza-man pose photos) with prizes, and offers regular factory tours and Q&A sessions.

    high · Streamer offers: 'If you email me in a photo of you, like the dominoes guy in the center... I will ship you something cool' and mentions factory tours available anytime.

  • ?

    venue_signal: Domino's Pinball machines were placed at actual Domino's Pizza franchise locations as part of the licensed deal, making them available to casual location players.

    high · Streamer: 'Some of the Domino's out there do have these on location' and suggests pinmap.com might help locate them.

  • ?

    historical_signal: Spooky Pinball founder Charlie Emery has a personal connection to pizza industry; he worked at a pizza place early in his career and later created a pizza named after Spooky Pinball, adding local lore to the company.

    high · Streamer recounts: 'Charlie Emery, my dad, who, of course, started Spooky Pinball, one of his first jobs was he worked at a pizza place... And Lawrence's has a pizza called the Spooky.'

  • ?

    product_strategy: Domino's and Jetsons represent Spooky Pinball's lowest-production licensed titles, suggesting corporate/niche licensing deals may have constraints on unit numbers or distribution.

    high · Streamer: 'I know this and Jetsons are our two lowest unit games that we did.'

  • ?

    personnel_signal: Adam Gasek created the artwork for Domino's Pinball including the Noidzilla backglass; Pauly B contributed the spinner ramp design concept.

    high · Streamer credits: 'The artwork done by Adam Gasek on this game, he did an absolutely killer job' and 'I think that was a Pauly B's idea.'

    • 2:13
    I'm going to dance to this music. It's going to start snoring any second. I know that. We got one sounds good. That's all I need. Alright, skill shot in this game, I know you gotta go for this little scoop over here, it's a pretty tough one, so we're gonna go ahead and toss it over. Hit the ball, guy. You missed. Alright. So, domino spin ball. Let's do this thing. Alright, so we got the Noid 1-2-3, I imagine that's pretty similar to the AMH Ghost, I assume you knock that down and start battling the Noid. Otherwise, I'm going to shoot the blinking lights, and like I said, guys, we're going to be learning this together on the fly. I thought about, like, I definitely had the time and the resources to go and learn as much as this as possible beforehand, but I thought not knowing would be more fun. Like, I thought learning on air with everybody would be a really good time, so. All right, we're up to the pops. Ooh, those red lights.
    3:08
    Multiball ready, shoot the left scoop. Okay, so what multiball do we have ready? Driver? Okay. Must be Driver Multiball. I really... so, like, unironically, I really like the layout of this game. Like, it's got some decent flow to it. It's, uh, and at the time that we put it out, this is our third game in the company's history. Definitely the flowiest game that we would have had out at that point. Hi from Vegas. I need a Vegas trip. That sounds absolutely lovely.
    3:44
    Here we go. All right. Multi-ball? Shoot, left, scoop. Well, I did. Maybe it's the pizza oven? We'll figure it out.
    3:58
    We'll figure it out. All right. All right, what do we got? Fine topping. Check flashing shots. Okay. So, got a spinner ramp there. The spinner ramp, absolutely notoriously... Not notorious, I guess. I mean, it's just awesome.
    4:17
    Ball one locked. All right, so we got a ball locked in the pizza oven here. Fine toppings. Check flashing shots. Okay, so I guess the left scoop's still a flashing shot. We can go check.
    4:32
    Okay, we got the Noid gate open. Shoot, either scoop it says. Okay. Can we backhand that scoop? Oh, it's actually really close. I love the oven ramp. I think it's super cool. Just a quick little loop around, drops it into the backside of a scoop.
    4:55
    I want to keep hitting the Noid. God, I love the artwork of the Noid. So far, we've done a lot of shows. I think we've already done six shows this year, which I know the Marco guys are laughing at us. Six shows, that's like August for us or whatever. but we've done like six shows this year, and one of the most popular things is people asking about this game here. Like people coming up to the booth and they ask me one of two things. Is there a Jetsons here? Is there a Domino's here? And I wish there was. My response always is, if there was, we would be taking it home, because a lot of our guys in the shop absolutely love those two games. It's just kind of, just this funny little thing for us.
    5:43
    Who was the pizza man modeled after? That's a good question. I don't know if it was modeled after anybody, if they were just like, we need a hunky pizza delivery man.
    5:59
    I'm freaking enjoying the heck out of this music right now. Very catchy. Very uplifting. This might be the most uplifting music I've ever heard in a pinball machine. All right, we're checking our flashing shots.
    6:17
    Find the lost topping. Now, I definitely should have had some dominoes to be eating on stream tonight. I'll have to get somebody else to come on stream with me next time so that we can eat pizza while we play, answer questions, that sort of thing. Hit the oven ramp, he says.
    6:46
    Alright. So catchy. Okay, it looks like I got quite a few things going down on the inserts here. Oh, dirty.
    6:56
    Alright, we gotta shoot the scoop and start that freaking multiball. He's probably had a game or two in Scooby-Doo. Just a few. Were these all mainly sold to corporate? Yes, I do believe so We've only made Or we only made about 130 of these, I want to say And I think most of them did go to corporate Oh, two locked, one to go Okay Groovy Yeah, most of them ended up at like actual Domino's locations Or to Domino's franchise owners Of sorts So Oh, that was a close one All right. Obviously, we're going to be playing numerous games on this. We have a ton to figure out and still to go here. Thank you again, everybody, for coming out and joining in. This is freaking awesome. One of 130. How cool to stream this. Yeah, that's the thing. Like, in the grand scheme of things, 130 is not that many. I mean, it's technically... I think this... I mean, I know this and Jetsons are our two lowest unit games that we did. So, to find one of these, it's a rare catch. I don't, I've never seen any for sold in recent years. I think occasionally a Jetsons pops up, but a Domino's I never see for sale. I think, like I said earlier, quite a few people in the Domino's franchise got a hold of them and there's no way those guys are going to let it go. So all right.
    8:23
    The spinner ramp. What a lovely, I think that was a Pauly B's idea. If anybody knows who that is. He's one of our very close longtime friends. He's been around for numerous years.
    8:40
    All right. What do we do here, guys? What do we do? Lost topping. So the inner loop starts the whole lost topping thing I've gathered. Oh, man.
    8:49
    Spell oven to light lock. Oh, okay. Well, that's easy enough. That son of a ramp's about to get it. All righty.
    9:02
    The real question is, should we do another run of Domino's Pinball for people? Like, what if we did 130 more? Do you think we got 130 pinball customers? Not even Domino's guys. Like, do you think we could sell 130 Domino's with modern technology in them to just the regular pinball crowd? Because I think we should try. I think that's secretly what everybody wants from us. They're like, yeah, like, you know, the horror themes are cool and all, but pizza dispatch. Oh, boy. What do we got?
    9:33
    All right. Let's do it. Looks like our center ramp is lit. I think we should dress up as the Noid at shows, and I should run around like that. The Noid sculpt in this game, the one spinning around up there, is absolutely nuts to me. That thing is so cool, and it's so satisfying when you rip that loop that he's just swirling away with it.
    10:02
    Reskin it for Papa John's. That's the thing. We could do a pizza series. Like, we could do the Pizza Hut. We could do Domino's again because my heart lies with Domino's. Like, not even saying it because we made their game. As far as, like, the pizza chain restaurants go, Domino's is number one to me. You missed.
    10:20
    You missed. I love the call outs. And the pizza. Oh my god, I'm getting pieced up tonight. Pizza-ed up.
    10:31
    I deserve to drain horribly after saying that. Alright. Alright, spell oven. Alright, we're going to get it pre-loaded for the next one.
    10:46
    So you have to shoot the oven ramp to actually lock the ball. Should be easy enough. All right, two to go.
    10:56
    I love the pizza cutter guys right here. It's just so fun to compare this game to our other games. Yeah.
    11:06
    And the dope-ass music just kicked in for whatever that was. Some good colors there and a comparable mascot. Yeah, the artwork done by Adam Gasek on this game, he did an absolutely killer job. The Noidzilla backglass might be one of my all-time favorite backglasses that we've ever done. Like, I just think it's perfect pinball backglass. Like, the goofy characters, the theming of the brand to the backglass and everything, it's just perfect for pinball. Music is cool. Heck yeah. Black Belt Master. Yeah, so Levi out there has his own record company, essentially. So he should do a Domino's music record for everybody. That would be awesome.
    11:48
    So does that just leave the Jetsons as the only spooky game there not to play? No, Jetsons is sitting right next to me off camera. So in our shop we have this it was like this kind of a showroom It was up in our upstairs office and we had one of every single game we done up there And like full transparency they didn live the best lives up there. They kind of were getting pretty dirty. They weren't getting used. The idea was so that we could show people like, oh, these are all our games. But we have so much confidential stuff in the office now that it's like nobody's ever going to see them and they needed a better home anyway. and I really wanted to get into the streaming. I really wanted to get into it because I wanted to have a weekly interaction with the community to talk to people, answer questions, that sort of thing. So I started taking each of the games down one at a time and restoring them on the production line in between Scooby-Doos that I'd be clearing. And so slowly, one at a time, well, not slowly, we got it done pretty quick, but we started dragging home each and every one of the games after they got restored up so that we could stream them so that there was a nice, safe place near our shop where you could always see all the working games. And I've got every single one of them in this room except Rick and Morty, which I will be working on next week so I can get that home so we can stream on that in the upcoming months here. So, yeah. So far we've rotated the schedule over to every single Thursday at 7 p.m. Central. So I'm going to keep... Oh, boy, what do we got? What do we got? Battle the Noid. You're going down, Noid man! You're going to get it.
    13:27
    Got super locked in, sorry. But yes, we're going to be streaming every single one of the games. If I have a code update out for a game, like Halloween, Ultraman, Scooby-Doo, I'll be streaming those as the priority. But otherwise, we've been kind of just going in order. So we started with AMH, went to Rob Zombie, now we're on Domino's. Hoping for Jetsons next week. I'm having a weird display funky issue that I've got to figure out on that guy. And then, yeah, so hopefully we do Jetsons next week. If we don't do Jetsons, we're going to jump into TNA, which, man oh man, going for nine reactors is going to be, on stream is going to be a nightmare. I am so sorry for how I'm playing at this moment.
    14:10
    Oh man, I need a Rick and Morty. Many people do. That game's got quite the price tag on it these days, though, so. No, so it'll be nice to have all the spooky pinball games right in here, all playable, all looking nice.
    14:32
    Ooh, that riff. Do it again. Oh, I wanted more of the metal riff. That was fun. Okay, pizza dispenser.
    14:47
    We got lit shots at the ramp and inner loop. Oh, boy. I hear that little bastard bouncing. Where is he? What do I hit? Him? Okay, just the flashing lights.
    15:05
    Somebody's gonna die. No! Oh! Bless it. Is some of the music from the Yo! Noid NES game? I can't speak for that. I don't think so. I think it might have been modeled after it, but I'm not too sure. Oh, did I get my name up? Wow.
    15:26
    Oh, this is cool. It's the three people holding onto the billboards. That's nice. This game is nice. I mean, it's ridiculous. I love it.
    15:36
    All right. Sorry, I'm trying to keep up with the chat as well here. Halloween gets played a ton, and once Evil Dead is sitting next to it, life will be complete. Man, well, I hope I can complete your life for you someday here. I love me some Evil Dead, so...
    15:57
    Welcome to Domino's. We'll get to it after Harry Potter. And by Harry Potter, I mean Pizza Hut. I gotta... I'm so focused on, like, the talking and everything.
    16:15
    Okay. Let's do this thing. I want to get this oven multi-box. We gotta spell the oven in lanes, which we're gonna do with the center ramp. The shots are... They're just quite off of where, in my head, I think they're going to be. So I keep just absolutely biffing it off those two posts in the center.
    16:34
    But we're gonna find it. We got time. We're letting people roll in. We're gonna have fun. Five Nights at Freddy's for pizza theme and horror? That is the... That is clever. You are not wrong.
    16:46
    Maybe that's how... We do a Five Nights at Freddy's game sponsored by Domino's. I can get... I can get down with that.
    16:55
    I can absolutely get down with that. Woo! Insta. Insta launch there. All right. Spell of... Yeah, get even. Hit the ramp. You just gotta... Okay. Oven ramp. Oven ramp is lit. Just gotta hit that.
    17:17
    Okay. Ball one or two. That's ball one locked. Alright. Oh, we got pizza dispatch again. I don't know how I'm qualifying pizza dispatch, but I'm okay with it. Because it's helping.
    17:29
    We just need to keep spelling our inlanes so we can get to that delicious... Quite literally delicious. I use the word delicious a lot to describe things that aren't actually delicious, but now I can use it to describe something truly delicious.
    17:47
    Pizza boxed. Okay. Oh, come on now. It says multiball ready, but I think we want to lock another ball? Unless it's... I'm not too sure.
    18:05
    Oven ramp. Okay. Now we spelled oven. We got to shoot oven ramp. All right. Make the pizzas. All right. I can do that. I'll make a pizza. Fun true story. Charlie Emery, my dad, who, of course, started Spooky Pinball, one of his first jobs was he worked at a pizza place. And at that pizza place, they had this pizza called the O'Brien, I think. It was called the O'Brien, and it was a Swiss cheese pizza with ham.
    18:40
    And it turns out that pizza is actually a pretty darn good pizza. So if you've been around Spooky Pinball, you've heard the legends of Lawrence's, which is our local bar and restaurant in Benson, Wisconsin. And he took the O'Brien pizza to Lawrence's. He showed them, oh yeah, Swiss cheese, the ham, this is how you make it. And Lawrence's has a pizza called the Spooky, which is a ham and Swiss cheese pizza. And so you, if you're ever at Lawrence's, like you're picking up your game, you're picking up your Scooby-Doo in person, and you need to stop for some food, you go to Lawrence's, you can order yourself the Spooky.
    19:16
    And get your own Spooky Pinball Pizza. But what's cool about that is that my dad worked at a pizza joint, and he made a game for dominoes, so life is but a dream, right?
    19:34
    Going down, Noidman! Okay, we should have, uh... I think we have multiball lit at the right scoop for the pizza oven. I'd eat that. Yeah!
    19:50
    Do you guys ever do factory tours in person? We always do factory tours in person. Anytime you want to swing through and have a factory tour, you can absolutely do that. Most people do it when they're picking up their game, because most people don't find themselves just swinging through Benton, you know?
    20:06
    But, yeah, absolutely. Anytime you want to come by for a factory tour, we do that jazz. So do it. Say hi.
    20:14
    We can answer questions you may have. I'll sign your forehead if you want so you can go to your local tattoo artist, get it tattooed on there.
    20:26
    I'm so lucky. Oh, that was dumb as hell. I'm so lucky that Spooky Luke signed my back glass for me without asking.
    20:34
    I'm Cliff Albert. I met you all at PinFest. Pleasure to meet you at PinFest. PinFest was awesome. We met tons of cool people at PinFest. We had a different kind of open booth concept thing going at PinFest, and it was really cool because there wasn't the separation of standing on the other side of the table to talk to us, so people could just swing through and hang out with me and Spooky Luke. It was a really, really good interaction. and I really want to emulate that booth style again, because it was fun. Like, we met so many cool people who were super nice, and, man, we have some fans in Pennsylvania. Like, awesome people.
    21:08
    Oh, hey, I cheated. I got the skill shot that way. What do we got here? Oh, it's that little... Die!
    21:21
    That's not bad, huh? Then I immediately get defeated. Take that, Noidman! How many Noids do I have to defeat to get super Noid like wizard mode?
    21:40
    Yeah, so if there's enough people hanging around here at the end, we might do a little Q&A session. Just any questions you may have, questions about production, about what I may remember from Domino's. Like I said, We only made 130 of them, and we built them fast, too. I don't think it took us more than, I don't know, four, six months. Like, it was a pretty quick build, so I was pretty young at the time, so I don't have all the best memories of it the way I do some of the other games, but I'll do what I can to answer. But, yeah, we could definitely do, like, a little Q&A at the end.
    22:12
    Answer anybody's questions about anything. We talk about movies. My way of always wanting to talk about movies.
    22:19
    Ask me what I had for breakfast. I don't care. answer anything. Is this the wizard mode? There's no way. No, it can't be. Wait. Oh, I can't hold the flippers up. Oh my god, I can only... Oh god.
    22:40
    Wow, okay. I'm handling the rush. The rush is rushing and I'm handling it. I had to handle the rush. Never mind, I'm not going to say that.
    22:51
    Stern. Well, that was cool. I thought that was the wizard mode for a second, because it was like the top insert. Man, we got so much franchisee, gold franny, manager. Well, that's got to be important. Driver.
    23:10
    We got to figure this stuff out, guys. Could you play this at an actual Domino's? Some of the Domino's out there do have these on location, I know. So, if you can find it, I don't know if the pin map stuff online would kind of have that for you or not. Oh, I thought that would count.
    23:33
    Okay, oven ramp should be lit for multiball, right? Or did I already do it? I can't remember. We've already played, like, all one lot. Okay, was the oven ramp to handle the rush multiball? Is that what that was? We got pizza dispatch again. Oh, we got to shoot the scoop. DERP. Alright, once again, is this backhandable? Not quite. Don't try! Sorry, I'm just trying to keep up with all the chat stuff. Yeah, most was corporate. Yup. Howdy folks Welcome Dalton Pinball Avoid the Noid That right Yeah Alright Do my little dance Do my little Domino's dance. Somebody come up with a Domino's dance and I will do it on stream every time I play Domino's. Not every stream, but just Domino's. Welcome to Domino's.
    24:26
    Play some pinball. Hit the skill shot. Hits the ball guide. But I didn't hit any switches, so I should be able to... Oh my god, you know what I just noticed? The O out lane is lit during skill shot. That means that that O is a skill shot. So if we can plunge into the left out lane, we get a skill shot. Oh man, new goal acquired. Sure, you may have gotten nine reactors on TNA, but have you hit the O skill shot on dominoes? No, I didn't think so, Buster.
    25:00
    That goes to you, Ryan McQuaid from American Pinball. who happens to be a basically pinball Jesus at TNA.
    25:13
    Beat that. Okay, so we got all these targets over the right. Order place, prepare, big. What do we got with those?
    25:22
    Not too sure. Don't see this one often. Nice. I know it. Definitely want to keep, yeah, like I said, we're going to be playing all of the company's games, all of them, dominoes, jetsons, everything, doesn't matter, we're just here to have fun.
    25:40
    I am so bad, let's try it again, we're going for the O, that's the new goal. I love how enthusiastic the callouts are, the guys just, yeah, it's kind of a bro. Oh. Somebody earlier asked if, uh, who we modeled the pizza guy in the center off of. Um, I don't think it was anybody in particular, but if you send me in a photo, you can email it to bug at spooky pinball.com. If you email me in a photo of you, like the dominoes guy in the center, they're holding up pizza boxes like this. I will ship you something cool. I don't know what it is yet. It might be a t-shirt. It might be a whole bunch of koozies. It might be a Domino's Pizza gift card
    26:30
    Send me in photos of you doing the Domino's Pizza Guide thing to bugitspookypinball.com and I will send you a gift of some sort
    26:41
    And no you don't have to have his pecs to do that or his perfect teeth or his chiseled jawline is it hot
    26:53
    Whoa, boy. Oh, yeah. Oh, my goodness. Okay, that game was a wash. We don't need to talk about that game. If that was ball three. I get so lost in the sauce when we're doing these, I don't even know where we are.
    27:12
    Awesome. I appreciate you guys all being here again. It means a lot to me that you all came out for some pizza time. I think that's what the Domino's streams need to be called, especially, is pizza time. And yeah, next time I'm going to get a guest on so we can actually be eating pizza while we play. Domino's pizza, of course. I'm no joke. Before I even knew I was streaming Domino's this week, I was getting Domino's pizza tomorrow because I promised one of the employees that I would have it with them at work. So my whole week has been just nothing but Domino's, Domino's, Domino's.
    27:47
    All right. I want to know what all these targets to the right go for. like what they do. Order placed, prepared. Yeah, what do we got going on over there? I must find out.
    28:08
    That kind of counted. I get really like ADHD distracted with stuff like that. Where it doesn't matter what my objective is, if I can start duplicating something, I will do it until the sun burns out of the sky.
    28:32
    We almost got the oven spelled. That's a strategy. Not quite. Never mind. Oh, I don't know why did I move it? Use your brain. I didn't have my pre-streamed coffee. All right, right ramp. Sorry for the screen. That was one? Do it again. No! I wonder if Domino's was hot enough to get a full rule sheet out. The best I found was a Pinside post. Send me that post. Well, I'm having fun learning it on the fly, but maybe for the next stream I should actually know.
    29:42
    Alright, we're going for the O. That did not count. Way too hard. How are we going to hit that O? That's going to be really tough.
    30:00
    I mean, I'm determined, but... Oh, man. Yes! Yes! One to go! Don't do that! Okay, so I gotta stop holding the flipper up when it comes out of the right scoop, because it beats me up, like, every single time.
    30:21
    I think you made a video a while back. You guys were moving into a larger space. Did you make the move or still whip? I don't know what whip means.
    30:30
    No, we have not made the move yet. we're kind of waiting for an opportune time during the Scooby production to do so.
    30:38
    We're doing fine where we are right now. I mean, yeah, the new building is certainly going to be a lot better for us production-wise. I mean, just...
    30:46
    Certainly going to be a lot better for us production-wise. But yeah, waiting for the opportune moment. We don't want to really slow down anything on Scooby-Doo right now. We're in a good spot. Games are flowing out of the door very consistently at a really good quality. So we're not really Not itching necessarily to go jump over there We'll probably wait until it's the winter time When it's absolutely the hardest to do it Because we like a good challenge here at Spooky Pinball But yeah, I'm very excited to get into the new building It's going to do a lot of really great things for us I mean We need it, I'm excited Not as bad as I need this Oh, though No, not again Just breaks my poor little heart.
    31:44
    All right, in the chat, what is your favorite pizza topping? I don't care what in the world it is. Just tell me in the chat what your favorite pizza topping is. And if any of them are what my favorite pizza topping is, I will absolutely send you a shirt. Oh, I hit the oh, but not at the skill shot.
    32:02
    Yeah, let me know what your favorite... Spooky Luke 2, more pizza. Hey, it's Luke Peters. I didn't know you were in here. That's awesome. Banana peppers, that's interesting. Spinach and feta, nice, excellent. I feel like people are going to start throwing crazy things in there because they know mine's going to be weird because, of course.
    32:20
    Mushrooms, yeah, I respect it. Not huge on the mushrooms on pizza myself, but I can do it. Green peppers. Green peppers are amazing on pizza, but man, do they destroy my heartburn so bad. Don't say pineapple.
    32:36
    Don't say pineapple. Yeah, that's a thing. I don't really, I don't get it. I don't get the pineapple thing. Sorry, pineapple pizza lovers. I haven't seen my ingredient in there yet. Spooky Luke was taken, so I got Spooky Luke 2. Yeah, that's how that works. Pepperoni is king. I mean, it's obviously like the... You know.
    33:02
    My favorite pizza topping. Anchovies. Absolutely delicious. And the first time, yes, anchovies, I'm not joking, is my favorite pizza topping. The very first time I ever had anchovies on a pizza, we were at Adult Swim. I don't remember. Oh, I do remember. We were delivering Adult Swim their Rick and Morty. And it's like their personal game that they were going to keep in their office and play and, like, you know, check stuff on. We were delivering them their game because we had a show or something in that area that weekend. and we did like a cool live streaming thing on one of their shows and they ordered a pizza. They ordered a whole bunch of pizzas and one of them had anchovies on it and I was like, what the? Like, what? That's weird. And I've never had an anchovy at that point or anything. And oh my goodness, when we had it, it was the bomb. It was so good. I was blown away and I've been chasing that high ever since. I've never had a pizza as good as I had at Adult Swim with anchovies. Maybe I was riding the high because we were at Adult Swim and it was cool, and they just told me that Billie Eilish was there like a week before, and I was like, who's that? But in my mind, it was the best pizza I've ever had, so.
    34:37
    Sorry, I'm just trying to catch up with the chat. We need new code! Man, Domino's code update! Here it comes! All too long. I wish! Extra ball is not liquid. I don't know what I did, but I like it. Okay, center ramp? Oh, it's probably a vanity, like, you've been doing bad, here's your extra ball, schmuck. Extra ball! Random new voice, I like it. I appreciate you joining in. All right.
    35:16
    I don't know why I'm struggling so hard with that backhand. Like, it should be there. I will not take any domino slander in the chat.
    35:30
    There will be no domino slander about the pizza. I remember always feeling so... I love stand-up comedy. I really, really love watching stand-up comedy specials, going to shows and things like that. And Jim Gaffigan had a whole bit where he was making fun of dominoes. And I always felt so personally hurt by that. Like, I just... I love dominoes. It's so good. I don't know how people don't like it.
    35:52
    You're wrong, simply put. And I hope the Noid finds you. I'm gonna do it. Yeah. All right, this game we're gonna focus on playing.
    36:07
    Who's more of a pinhead, Alice Cooper or Rob Zombie? I think Rob Zombie was. I think he actually has a collection of games at home I not totally sure Alice was just thrilled to be a part of it at all Like he I remember in the trailer I think it was in the trailer, he was saying that like there's moments you know you've made it and it's when you're an answer on Jeopardy, when you've become a Pez dispenser, and when you get your own pinball machine. And so he was just jazzed up to have it. I know he still has his game. We still see occasionally like him playing it and whatnot, as well as like Shep Gordon. But I think Rob Zombie actually has a few games. I think he's... I think he's a bit of a pinhead. Please, please, please. Race period. Thank you. Thank you, Sam. All right, we're gonna kick this game's pizza ass.
    36:55
    Toppings added. So it seems like when I'm just shooting these shots kind of around the play field that are lit, like these arrows, seems like I'm like putting pizzas in ovens, adding toppings, things like that. Toppings added. Yeah. So what happens if I keep adding toppings?
    37:10
    Like, does that go somewhere? Is it like a multiplier? Let's find out. Also, if anybody knows in the chat, just let me know.
    37:20
    Oh, wow. I found it right away, I think. One more to go. Oh, boy. Pizza box. Okay. How do I box it? I must know. This is important to me. Oh, and then there's a pop-upper challenge? It's the driver challenge if I hit a bunch of pops. How do I get to the pops?
    37:50
    How do you get to the pops? Pizza dispatch heavy metal riff time! All right. Top is at it again. Oh, boy.
    38:19
    How do I get to the pops? I really want to do the driver challenge. I don't know what that is yet. I try to make a rule not to sing during these streams, because when I'm clearing games all day, I'm always just mimicking every single sound I hear, because I have problems. But on stream, obviously, that doesn't translate. so well, I will happily break that rule for the dominoes music.
    38:48
    Shoot a weak orbit shot? I guess. Oh, I know how you hit the pops. You shoot the left orbit and the right orbit at the same time during multiball. The balls will meet at the top, and they will fall down into the pop bunkers.
    39:10
    That's how you do it. I'm a genius. I almost had that weak orbit shot. There's an up post in the orbit that knocks it down there. How do I activate the up post?
    39:29
    Elpeters is showing up here with the advice. Excuse me. Don't do it. Okay. Multi-ball's ready at the right scoop, so we still got that going for us. That's a decent little ball. What do we got? Oh, that was ball one. Heck yeah, dudes.
    39:55
    Tilt seems low. I don't set them on stream. It is. This is about playing through the games and showing you guys what's what. Not about if I can get through it without tilting.
    40:06
    Oh. Oh, my God. This is Italian. Papa Damano. No. Make the pizzas. Lost topic. This goes so hard. All right.
    40:32
    God, the music. That's metal as hell. That's awesome. No. No! I was jamming! Jamming? Who puts jam on pizza?
    40:47
    We started off so strong. Next week is going to be a Scooby live stream with maybe the new Scooby character mode. Next week is actually... We should be doing a Halloween live stream next week. Hoping for that.
    41:00
    Hoping for... It should be Halloween next week and then maybe the week after that should be Scooby. We will see. Definitely keep you guys in the loop on it. Haven't done a Halloween livestream yet, and I'm very excited to give that game some attention live.
    41:17
    Got some really cool new things coming to that one that I think, uh... It's gonna change your base gameplay stuff a bit, and I think people are gonna really appreciate it.
    41:34
    Probably put jam on pizza. That's fair. the Ninja Turtles would put Jim on pizza. Yeah, you know what? If you buy Stern and Spooky Pinball games, you have to get a Domino's to go next to your Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, because you gotta feed your turtles. You can't have your turtles unfed. Oh, bad.
    41:57
    Yay, Halloween. Yes, I'm super excited. Gonna have to hit Ultraman at some point, too, especially if we have a code update out, so we will see. I don't, I'm not good enough at this to handle doing two games in one stream. Jack Danger did that when we revealed the games. I think, I don't remember quite how he did it, but he like somehow paused it, switched everything over as fast as he could and went with it. But we put that man under some stress that night. So, I don't know.
    42:26
    All right, we're going to do one more game, and then we're going to do a quick Q&A here. And, yeah, all right, one more game. We are going to kick some pizza ass.
    42:35
    Hit the O. We're gonna find it. I know we will. By the power of the Noid and the Pizza Gods, we will find it.
    43:01
    I really want to get that driver mode. That sounds like it would be cool. I'm just not quite sure how to do it.
    43:08
    This is fun. Honestly, I'm having a lot of fun not knowing. Like, it's not too often I get the chance to play games where I don't know what's going on. Aside from, like, when a new game comes out, I, you know, play that and learn it. But for our games, it's not too often I get to, like, pick up a spooky pinball game and be like, What do you do? So, I'm really enjoying that aspect.
    43:30
    Oh, that was terrible. How do we... Hey, we can at least get that skill shot. One million points. Oh, and automatically open the Noid up. Get bashed!
    43:42
    Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha! Woo! Dude! Okay, maybe two more games. We'll see. You're the Jack Danger of Spooky Now Bug. I don't think I will ever be quite what Jack Danger is to pinball streaming, that is for sure.
    44:08
    I'm Jack Danger's son. Which he has claimed that. It's pretty weird growing up with two pinball dads, you know?
    44:27
    Like, how fortunate. it. Multiple already, shoot the right scoop. Okay. And right scoop. Oh, you're gonna go.
    44:42
    Yes. Maybe not. Is there like an order of priority here? What mode am I in? Is it just a shoot? Is it like a frenzy? I think it's a frenzy of some sort. No. When I get frustrated, my Tony Soprano voice comes out.
    45:03
    Oops, almost. Yeah, we got, okay, yeah. Scott Denise's major influence for music on TNA is actually Domino's Pizza Dispatch Multiball. Most people don't know that. he heard this song and he picked up electronic music immediately after, and learned quickly, too, because he had a great teacher in dominoes pinball. So, really, DNA's credit should mostly be given to dominoes, I would say, personally.
    45:51
    All right. Yeah, after this game, we're going to do a Q&A. You can bring your questions. Pizza-only questions, though. We're not talking about anything else.
    46:04
    Oh, boy. Yeah. No. Oh. Okay, what do we got? What do we got? Handle the... No, that's just the lock. Okay.
    46:26
    These scoops are in really nice spots. The shots in this game are good, man. Like, this game's got some flow.
    46:35
    For our third game, too. I mean... I'm a fan. Certified Domino's fan after this stream. Oh, Pizza Dispatch again. Let's do it. Okay.
    46:45
    Since I kind of flubbed with the first one. Nailed it. I assume that's what I'm going for here. What is on the screen? Score? Oh, that's funny. No! God dang it! Don't look at the screen!
    47:05
    Stupid, stupid, stupid! I will. And we box the pizza! Make the pizzas. Yeah! I like this one. This game's got a lot of multiballs. Which is... That's fine. It plays pretty good in multiball. I don't play good in multiball, but the game does.
    47:35
    The music is... This is so ridiculous. this. Like, I'm playing Domino's pinball on stream for our comp. Like, this is crazy.
    47:56
    Life is weird, guys. Like, this is my job right now, you know? How weird. I'm a lucky guy. Anyway, yeah, let's go ahead. Let's kick off a Q&A here.
    48:16
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