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Homebrew Showcase: Top Gun Pinball at Texas Pinball Festival 2026

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TL;DR

Homebrew Top Gun pinball builder Brad shares design, coding, and gameplay details at Texas Pinball Festival 2026.

Summary

Marco Pinball interviews Brad, creator of a homebrew Top Gun pinball machine showcased at Texas Pinball Festival 2026. Brad details his design process—starting with VPX virtual prototyping, consulting with Aaron from Fast Pinball for hardware, and learning to code using Claude AI—and explains the game's rule set featuring training missions, pilot modes inspired by both 1986 and Maverick films, multiball, and the signature inverted mode with reversed flippers. The machine has received enthusiastic community response, and Brad plans to continue developing Top Gun while exploring a future Fast and Furious homebrew.

Key Claims

  • Brad started Top Gun design using VPX virtual platform over 6 months before building the physical machine

    high confidence · Brad describing his development process to Marco

  • Brad sourced a blank playfield from Ernie at Trident Pinball and used Fast Pinball hardware/support from Aaron

    high confidence · Brad explaining supplier relationships and hardware sourcing

  • Brad learned to code using Claude AI with step-by-step prompts to implement game features and light shows

    high confidence · Brad discussing his coding methodology and AI-assisted learning approach

  • The machine has been on display since Thursday and has received consistently positive feedback from players

    high confidence · Brad's response to Marco asking about 36 hours of player feedback

  • Brad is planning to build a Fast and Furious pinball machine as his next project, focusing on the original 1989 film

    high confidence · Brad and Marco discussing future projects at end of interview

Notable Quotes

  • “I like flow. Um, so after about 6 months of that, I got the idea that I can build this for real because it was working well and I was enjoying it in the virtual environment.”

    Brad@ 2:01 — Demonstrates Brad's iterative design philosophy and confidence-building through virtual prototyping before real-world construction

  • “I didn't know how to do anything. I work in finance marketing... but I wanted to teach myself some new skills, so this was the opportunity to do it.”

    Brad@ 5:33 — Establishes Brad as a non-professional builder learning multiple skills (CAD, welding, coding) through this project

  • “I put prompts in there saying, 'I want to do X, Y, and Z. Tell me at a first grade level how do I do this?' and it will give me instructions... it gets me close enough to where I can start adding in the features that I want”

    Brad@ 6:08 — Shows practical use of Claude AI as a learning tool for coding non-experts in pinball development

  • “There's one thing that I can't stand personally is clunkiness. I don't like a game that the shots rattle... I spent a lot of time making it to where everything feels like it's cohesive and it flows.”

    Brad@ 11:20 — Reveals Brad's core design philosophy prioritizing shot consistency and smooth gameplay flow

  • “What I've seen is excitement, which it warms the heart because that's the goal... to feel like they're part of the movie experience”

    Brad@ 12:29 — Articulates Brad's design intent—creating an immersive thematic experience rather than a technical showcase

  • “My goal for this game was for people to feel like they're part of the movie, experience the movie, have fun, talk about it, and then walk away and think that's not a garage game.”

Entities

BradpersonMarco PinballpersonAaronpersonErniepersonFast PinballcompanyTrident PinballcompanyTop Gun PinballgameTexas Pinball Festival 2026eventVPXproductClaude AI

Signals

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    design_innovation: Brad's iterative workflow combining 6-month VPX prototyping, physical layout testing with foam marker, and incremental coding represents emerging best practice for non-professional homebrew builders

    high · Brad's detailed explanation of moving from virtual to physical validation before hardware investment

  • ?

    design_innovation: Use of Claude AI to teach coding through first-principles step-by-step prompts is a novel approach enabling non-programmers to implement complex game logic

    high · Brad's extended discussion of using Claude AI with natural language prompts to learn and implement game features

  • ?

    design_philosophy: Brad's core design philosophy emphasizes smooth shot flow, elimination of 'clunkiness,' and cohesive ball travel—contrasting with complexity-first approaches

    high · Brad repeatedly emphasizes flow, shot consistency, and avoiding rattling/misdirected balls throughout interview

  • ?

    design_innovation: Dual eject mechanic (skill shot activation, physics-driven success/failure outcome) and inverted multiball (reversed flippers) creatively translate film scenes into interactive game mechanics

    high · Brad's explanation of dual eject handles, Goose death scene fail-state, and inverted scene tied to reverse-flipper mode

  • ?

    community_signal: Strong positive reception to Top Gun at Texas Pinball Festival 2026 indicates robust interest in high-quality homebrew and validates homebrew as showcase category at major events

    high · Brad's description of 36 hours of consistently excited player feedback and Marco's personal endorsement as 'obsessed'

Transcript

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0:11
Hello the internet. I'm back. I haven't been on this microphone since the morning. I am very excited because I get to be here with my friend Brad who is also from the Austin area. And I have been watching Brad build this Top Gun over Facebook for what feels like forever. And this is the first show that Top Gun has been at. So Brad, how did we get to Top Gun Pinball? Where did your inspiration come from to make Top Gun? >> Uh, the movie. It's my It's my favorite.
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Uh, the movie. It's my It's my favorite.
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Uh, the movie. It's my It's my favorite. It's my wife's favorite. My kids enjoy it. Something we can bond with. Um, and then I wanted to uh build something in dedication my grandfather and all of his servicemen and women out there uh just to kind of show thanks to everything they do and support them. >> Well, I can say that. So, I have a
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Well, I can say that. So, I have a
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Well, I can say that. So, I have a really funny story where um when I was getting the internet at my house, Jordan left me two movies to watch on repeat and one of them was Gone in 60 seconds and the other one was Top Gun. So for four days all I watched was Top Gun and Gone in 60 seconds. Um so I am wondering what system are you using? How did you build this out? Did you start virtually or in CAD or like were you a like foam core person? Where did we start with this? >> Yeah, so I started with VPX in the

Brad@ 12:57 — Explicitly states Brad's ambition to create production-quality homebrew that elevates the garage builder reputation

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  • ?

    design_philosophy: Brad's stated design goal is creating a shared family experience and emotional connection (dedication to grandfather, military service) rather than competitive complexity—suggests shift in homebrew builder motivations

    high · Brad's repeated emphasis on family bonding, military tribute, and reaction to seeing families play together

  • ?

    technology_signal: Fast Pinball selected as hardware platform for homebrew; Aaron's direct phone consultation and custom package development suggests strong ecosystem support for indie builders

    high · Brad describing hour-and-a-half consultation with Aaron and custom hardware package tailored to his vision

  • ?

    personnel_signal: Brad represents emerging class of non-professional, non-technical homebrew builders using accessible tools (VPX, AI, community forums, Fast Pinball) to create production-quality machines

    high · Brad's background in finance/marketing with no prior CAD/coding/welding experience successfully completing complex machine

  • ?

    rumor_hype: Brad and Marco discuss planned Fast and Furious homebrew; Brad wants to focus on original 1989 film; both express enthusiasm for the project

    medium · Brad stating 'my wife and I are on the same page. We both would like to do Fast and Furious' and discussing focus on original film

  • ?

    product_concern: Brad explicitly mentions homebrew construction cost as significant barrier to multiple projects ('it's not cheap unfortunately') and uncertainty about financing next build

    high · Brad: 'I just got to figure out how I can from a time perspective how to make something else and then it's it's not cheap unfortunately'

  • ?

    event_signal: Texas Pinball Festival 2026 features dedicated homebrew showcase with prominent coverage; top quality homebrew (Top Gun) receives comparable media attention and playtester engagement as commercial releases

    high · Marco's coverage and enthusiasm for homebrew; Brad's machine as featured attraction with sustained player traffic over multiple days

  • ?

    community_signal: Community forum and peer code-sharing culture enables non-expert builders; experienced community members share code examples to teach by example

    high · Brad describing how community members shared their code so he could learn by reading and understanding working implementations

    • 1:38
    Yeah, so I started with VPX in the
    1:38
    Yeah, so I started with VPX in the virtual platform. Um, I had an idea, concept, drew it out on paperwork, and then I transferred that over to the the program just to make sure that things worked and they were going to be something that I could tweak and and make it flow properly cuz I don't like clunkiness. I like flow. Um, so after about 6 months of that, I got the idea that I can build this for real because it was working well and I was enjoying it in I was enjoying it in u the virtual environment. So, I contacted Ernie from Trident Pinball and uh got a play field that um he sent me just basically the shooter lane and I went through and I just started measuring out where I wanted flippers and slings and lanes and all my shots and drew it on and started populating it. And at that point, I I didn't even start with any hardware coding or anything like that. I just wanted to see if the concept still translated before I put the investment into it. Um, so I was just literally throwing the ball around the playfield and it worked. I liked it. So that's when I contacted Aaron from Fast Pinp. Spent about an hour and a half on the phone with him telling him everything I had envisioned and what I needed to buy and how I could make it work. He uh put a package together for me, sent it, and uh started building the real playfield um that you actually see here. This is the first play field that actually flipped. Um, you know, it's it's a funny story is everyone I talked to, they why do you have art on a whitewood? Said, well, I got to test the printing process and the clear coat as well to see how it looks in production. Right. So, the final plate field, well, I'm going to tweak a few things to make it better. Um, but, uh, I think I think it worked out pretty well. So, I'm I'm happy with kind of layout. >> I am also very happy with this layout.
    3:29
    I am also very happy with this layout.
    3:29
    I am also very happy with this layout. Um, I played it for the first time on Thursday night and it gives me the I want to play it again. I want to play it again. Um, it is such a I like how you pointed out like flow because this game really does flow. And so I think it is pretty amazing that you know you built it out and then you attached everything just to make sure everything would work. Um, >> press both flippers.
    3:54
    press both flippers.
    3:54
    press both flippers. >> And so why did Manu just press both
    3:57
    And so why did Manu just press both
    3:57
    And so why did Manu just press both flippers there? So, it's Top Gun. In in the movies, they have to eject. Sometimes they eject successfully and sometimes they don't, right? So, in the artwork, you'll see that there's two eject handles above basically where the players players hands are at. So, you qualify that with the first skill shot or by spelling goose three times. The left lane, the left lane will light for eject and the magnum will catch the ball. You have to flip the flippers. If you do, shoots the ball up the playfield to eject you successfully. If you don't pay attention, you don't flip the flippers, you die. And it and it plays the unfortunately plays the goose scene where where he where he dies in the movie. >> I was devastated, by the way. Uh I will
    4:39
    I was devastated, by the way. Uh I will
    4:39
    I was devastated, by the way. Uh I will never forget the experience from when I watched Top Gun and all I could think of was I was like, I love Goose. I love Goose so much. And then I will never forget the moment when Goose died and I was like, oh my god, I'm so upset. Um so we've talked about kind of how you've built this out. um you know the you're using the fast system. We know where you got your playfield. This has obviously been a labor of love and the big thing that it sounds like you had to work on was coding. >> Yeah.
    5:08
    Yeah.
    5:08
    Yeah. >> So tell me a little bit about your
    5:09
    So tell me a little bit about your
    5:09
    So tell me a little bit about your process with coding. Like what did that look like for you? >> So um to step a little step back uh I
    5:17
    So um to step a little step back uh I
    5:17
    So um to step a little step back uh I didn't know how to do anything. I'm I work in finance marketing. you know, my my primary responsibility is creating leads for our sales team, right? >> Yeah.
    5:25
    Yeah.
    5:25
    Yeah. >> So, no experience with CAD, coding,
    5:29
    So, no experience with CAD, coding,
    5:29
    So, no experience with CAD, coding, welding or anything like that, but I wanted to teach myself some some new skills, so this was the opportunity to do it. So, for coding specifically, um the community home is great. Uh I reached out. I was really struggling with the concept. A couple guys shared their code with me so I could read it because I can generally if I if I see it, I can understand it. I just don't know what to write. Um, so after seeing and understanding it, I got the basics, but I still wasn't grasping it. So I'm using Claude AI to help teach me how to do it. So I I put prompts in there saying, "I want to do X, Y, and Z. Tell me at a first grade level how do I do this? Give me step-by-step instructions of how do I add this to my game?" and it will give me instructions on what I need to do in order to make it achievable. >> And it gets pretty close. It's like
    6:19
    And it gets pretty close. It's like
    6:19
    And it gets pretty close. It's like everything AI based to where you know you got it's not the finest product or anything like that, but it gets me close enough to where I can start adding in the features that I want, the light shows and the animations. Um, and it kind of gets me progressed along that way. But it's really it's been been a key to teach teach me how to do what I what I needed to do. I know that I do not know how to code and I feel like that would be I think that's probably a a solid barrier for a lot of people, but it sounds like there are resources out there that people can kind of use to kind of learn that skill. And what's been interesting is watching people learn to play this game. Tell me a little bit about the rules that you have kind of built in. How do I start my mode? How do I get to a multiball? What are we trying to do here? >> Yeah. So, uh, there's several different
    7:10
    Yeah. So, uh, there's several different
    7:10
    Yeah. So, uh, there's several different types of modes in the game. So, I'm going to start with training missions. Okay. >> Okay. So, training missions, you spell
    7:15
    Okay. So, training missions, you spell
    7:15
    Okay. So, training missions, you spell iceman. Okay. >> Once you spell iceman, it'll light. So,
    7:19
    Once you spell iceman, it'll light. So,
    7:19
    Once you spell iceman, it'll light. So, you see the blue light in the playfield right now. That is a pilot training mission. So, that will be lit when he finishes this particular mode he's in right now. You shoot under that left flipper. You can also shoot the top orbit. There's a diverter on the on the top of the game that gets the ball back there as well. In those four missions, the inverted missiles, wingman, and after burner, when you play those, if you complete it, it gives you a perk because you're training to get better, right? Got it. >> So, for the rest of that ball, it makes
    7:48
    So, for the rest of that ball, it makes
    7:48
    So, for the rest of that ball, it makes it easier for you to complete the mode. So, like for example, Wingman, think smart missiles, right? >> So, it literally lights up four inserts.
    7:56
    So, it literally lights up four inserts.
    7:56
    So, it literally lights up four inserts. If you if you guys missiles under your wing, right? >> Yeah. when you roll over that insert, it
    8:01
    Yeah. when you roll over that insert, it
    8:01
    Yeah. when you roll over that insert, it gives you that it gives you that mode step and it progresses you through the mission. So that that's one example of how that will work. Like wingman, if you're in multiball, it recreates your multiball when you die. So it gives you two shots in multiball. So it just kind of makes the game easier and more fun as you progress. Now the the pilot missions are the ones in the middle. The top five are from the 1986 movie. The bottom five are from Toptime Maverick. They're there's they're inspired by the pilots that are on the playfield. So each mode features that pilot and and their scenes in the movie. You light those by spelling top gun by hitting the white shots when you're not in another mode. Uh multiball is by spelling lock. So L and O are on the left lane. C is by the the the tower uh ramp and K is by the right ramp. You spell that lights lock. You hit that top top ramp and it physically locks the balls under the F-14's Tomcat jet and it lights up the cockpit. So you lock two balls, you shoot the center scoop and you're off in multiball. And in multiball is the end of 1986 Top Gun that where you're where you're battling the mix. All five Migs show up and they will attack you. So if you don't shoot them in time, they will shoot you and they'll punish you with like no holds flipper, reverse flippers, GI turns off, all your MIGs respawn. So, there's 10 different punishments that you can get randomly based off of them shooting you and you not shooting them. >> Oh my god, this is amazing. Um, like
    9:37
    Oh my god, this is amazing. Um, like
    9:37
    Oh my god, this is amazing. Um, like there's so much thought that's been put into this. Like, that's nuts. I feel like I've gotten to like two modes. Um, I've heard some rumblings about inverted. >> Now, tell me what inverted is.
    9:49
    Now, tell me what inverted is.
    9:49
    Now, tell me what inverted is. >> So, in the movie uh 1986 original movie,
    9:53
    So, in the movie uh 1986 original movie,
    9:53
    So, in the movie uh 1986 original movie, at the beginning of it, top. Uh Maverick goes inverted over the MIG and that's the iconic scene where he flicks them off and he takes the picture, right? >> Yep.
    10:02
    Yep.
    10:02
    Yep. >> Got to be in the game, right? So, I
    10:04
    Got to be in the game, right? So, I
    10:04
    Got to be in the game, right? So, I thought inverted. What can I do with inverted that feels like inverted? >> Reverse the flippers, right? So, it's a
    10:13
    Reverse the flippers, right? So, it's a
    10:13
    Reverse the flippers, right? So, it's a multiball, two ball multiball because it's two airplanes that are in the movie. Two ball multiball, reverse flippers, and it's switchbased. So, you have to hit a set number of switches to light your jackpots, and there's three ways in order to successfully complete it and get that perk for the rest of the ball.
    10:37
    I feel like that I'm going to continue
    10:37
    I feel like that I'm going to continue to be astounded and amazed at all of the thought that you've put into this. And also, like the tournament director in me is like it's a little bit like evil. And I think that I think that I really love that. Um, it really like it makes me feel very challenged. And so, as you've built this out and you've coded it and you've changed it and you've tweaked it, what changes have you made kind of from the start to now? Like, what have you tweaked? What's been adjusted? >> A lot of the things that I've tweaked
    11:07
    A lot of the things that I've tweaked
    11:07
    A lot of the things that I've tweaked from the original playfield to this playfield is just getting the shots to feel clean and and make you feel rewarded when you hit them. Um, there's one thing that I can't stand personally is clunkiness. I don't like a game that the shots rattle. They don't they don't go where they're supposed to go. So, I spent a lot of time making it to where everything feels like it's cohesive and it flows. But, it's top gun. It's got to be fast. It's got to be in your face. It's got to keep you on their toes. So that's why all the shots like the ramps lift and they have different ways the balls can travel underneath the ramps that come back at you in different ways. So that way as a player as you're learning it, you never know where that ball's coming and it keeps you on your toes. >> It I mean it really does. Um I would say
    11:57
    It I mean it really does. Um I would say
    11:57
    It I mean it really does. Um I would say that I have watched the ball time on this and it's one of those things where I feel like you can get a hold of it, but then I feel like it's also been really really tough. Um, that is your last ball, Manu. Um, what have you seen from I'm curious what you've seen from people playing this weekend. I mean, it's been on the floor from Thursday to now. Um, >> what have you seen? Is there something
    12:19
    what have you seen? Is there something
    12:19
    what have you seen? Is there something that you like? Something that you're like, "Oh, it makes me want to change that." Like, what's And also, what's kind of been the general response? Like, what have you what's the experience been? I know it's been 36 hours, but >> the what I've seen is excitement, which
    12:41
    It warms the heart >> because that's the goal,
    12:42
    because that's the goal,
    12:42
    because that's the goal, >> right?
    12:43
    right?
    12:43
    right? >> Yeah.
    12:44
    Yeah.
    12:44
    Yeah. >> My goal for this game
    12:47
    My goal for this game
    12:47
    My goal for this game was for people to feel like they're part of the movie, >> experience the movie,
    12:54
    experience the movie,
    12:54
    experience the movie, >> have fun, talk about it, and then walk
    12:57
    have fun, talk about it, and then walk
    12:57
    have fun, talk about it, and then walk away and think >> that's not a garage game.
    13:00
    that's not a garage game.
    13:00
    that's not a garage game. >> No. and I wasn't going to bring it
    13:03
    No. and I wasn't going to bring it
    13:03
    No. and I wasn't going to bring it because I didn't think it was there. Everyone has just been so excited and had such great things to say about it. It just makes me feel great. >> I'm sorry.
    13:16
    I'm sorry.
    13:16
    I'm sorry. >> You are totally okay. Brad, can I give
    13:17
    You are totally okay. Brad, can I give
    13:17
    You are totally okay. Brad, can I give you a hug? >> Oh, yeah.
    13:19
    Oh, yeah.
    13:19
    Oh, yeah. >> Are you a hug person?
    13:21
    Are you a hug person?
    13:21
    Are you a hug person? >> It has been an absolute joy to get to
    13:23
    It has been an absolute joy to get to
    13:23
    It has been an absolute joy to get to play your game this weekend. >> It's just so rewarding.
    13:26
    It's just so rewarding.
    13:26
    It's just so rewarding. >> Yeah. to to see people walk away and
    13:31
    Yeah. to to see people walk away and
    13:31
    Yeah. to to see people walk away and family members excited and kids with their parents sit there and just like oh yeah look at this look at that and walk away it's like a bonding moment for people and I just feel that's what's needed today and that's why I built the game to dedicate it to the service people dedicated to familyliness and that's why my grandfather is a big part of it >> well I can say this which is it is
    13:57
    well I can say this which is it is
    13:57
    well I can say this which is it is something where I know that and I think that when I started and got when I was very excited to get to like play all of the I was so excited to get to have Emodo email us to be like hey do you guys want to do this and I was like oh my god yes and then I would say um you know I've always appreciated homebrew and getting to see all of these things that people build. You know me I'm a tinkerer. We were talking about 3D printers like 2 years ago and >> and this is why
    14:24
    and this is why
    14:24
    and this is why >> and this is why. Yeah. Fun story for you
    14:27
    and this is why. Yeah. Fun story for you
    14:28
    and this is why. Yeah. Fun story for you know the YouTube when this is later. Brad and I were talking about 3D printers like 2 years ago and how to get started on all of this. And I'm a huge tinkerer and it's been so much fun to get to kind of see I that's the joy of tinkering. You get to have this beautiful end product and then I love getting to see the reaction of the things that I made. And I feel like everybody I've seen who's played this game this weekend has had such a positive reaction. And I've been one of them. I'm obsessed. I will bogart your line if I have an opportunity. Um and so I would, you know, I guess my kind of my next question is is, you know, what's next for you? Are you going to work on another game? Is it, you know, is this is this it? Is this all we're going to see from you? like what's coming next for Brad >> or what? You have a you have a pinball
    15:18
    or what? You have a you have a pinball
    15:18
    or what? You have a you have a pinball like it's hot rod, right? >> Hot rod. Pinball is kind of what my wife
    15:22
    Hot rod. Pinball is kind of what my wife
    15:22
    Hot rod. Pinball is kind of what my wife and I came up with. >> We're really into cars. We're really
    15:25
    We're really into cars. We're really
    15:26
    We're really into cars. We're really into I'm really into pinball. She puts up with it. She's Yeah, she's great, right? She lets me do the things I want to do. >> Um I want to finish this. There's so
    15:35
    Um I want to finish this. There's so
    15:35
    Um I want to finish this. There's so much that I want to put into it that's not in it yet, >> but when I finish it, I really want to
    15:41
    but when I finish it, I really want to
    15:41
    but when I finish it, I really want to do more. I do. Yeah. >> Um I just got to figure out
    15:45
    Um I just got to figure out
    15:45
    Um I just got to figure out how I can from a time perspective how to make something else and then it's it's not cheap unfortunately, right? So figure out how I can how I can afford to make the next game. But uh my wife and I are on the same page. We both would like to do Fast and Furious. >> I would also like for you to do Fast and
    16:05
    I would also like for you to do Fast and
    16:05
    I would also like for you to do Fast and the Furious. If you do Fast and the Furious, the justice that you have done to Top Gun, Jordan, do you know what he wants to do next? >> Fast and Furious.
    16:16
    Fast and Furious.
    16:16
    Fast and Furious. >> Yes, please.
    16:17
    Yes, please.
    16:17
    Yes, please. >> Yes, please.
    16:19
    Yes, please.
    16:19
    Yes, please. >> It Fast and Furious. We're probably
    16:21
    It Fast and Furious. We're probably
    16:21
    It Fast and Furious. We're probably looking my right now my mindset is more the original movie because that that was the iconic movie to to me. Um, my wife and I, we watching them all. We watch them every time they come on. Uh, we enjoy it. But to me, that's that's where the excitement comes from. So, there's three movies that or three series that we really engage with as a family. Top Gun, Fast and Furious, and Twilight. And I would do Twilight, but I just can't mentally grasp how I can make that a pinball game. >> I can help you with that. I can
    16:59
    I can help you with that. I can
    16:59
    I can help you with that. I can absolutely help you make a Twilight game. Um, I have watched all of the movies. I could not manage through the books. I feel like your daughters would help you make a Twilight movie. >> My daughter's
    17:09
    My daughter's
    17:09
    My daughter's >> not a Twilight movie,
    17:10
    not a Twilight movie,
    17:10
    not a Twilight movie, >> right?
    17:11
    right?
    17:11
    right? >> Your daughter's not She's 16, but she's
    17:14
    Your daughter's not She's 16, but she's
    17:14
    Your daughter's not She's 16, but she's not into Twilight, right? So, that is more something that my wife and I enjoy. My wife more than me, honestly. But I still enjoy it. It's fun. Um, I just can't think of a way to integrate that into my concepts on making a a pinball machine out of it. The Fast and Furious. I've got ideas. >> Well,
    17:34
    Well,
    17:34
    Well, >> Fast and Furious.
    17:37
    Fast and Furious.
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    Fast and Furious. >> Well, I love all of your ideas from Top
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    Well, I love all of your ideas from Top
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    Well, I love all of your ideas from Top Gun. >> It has been an amazing game. We are
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    It has been an amazing game. We are
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    It has been an amazing game. We are going to go ahead and sign off. Brad, thank you so much for taking the time telling me about your game and, you know, making something that everybody's been able to enjoy with us this weekend. >> I appreciate it. Thanks for having me
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    I appreciate it. Thanks for having me
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    I appreciate it. Thanks for having me and I hope everyone who gets a chance to play it enjoy.