Jessica Derballa Hopefully I said your name right? She helped launch her first game apparently she does the coding as well as helps with some of the live action video and stuff like that We saw so very little of the animations and that was the thing. I wanted to see more animations. I wanted to see more shots. I wanted to see gameplay. I wanted to see the tank go up and down. Those were like the three things I wanted to see in the gameplay release. The teaser that they've been teasing for weeks was like gonna come out on the 22nd and I didn't see any of the top three things I wanted to see. I don't know, okay, I don't know if the animations were in the top three but probably in the top five and the little animations that we saw were good. But they weren't great? I don't know, they were pretty good! Like, yeah, but maybe the other animations are incredible, but we just haven't seen them. They were like, okay, like they were better than the Houdini animations, which I found simple but very effective and fun. They were definitely better than the Beerfest ones or Oktoberfest or whatever. Were they better than like Stern's worst animations? Probably better than Aerosmith? You know what I mean? But like, they weren't, they're not captivating me Now mind you, the girl just graduated! So don't get mad at me, okay, Jessica? You did a great job for your first time it seems like. I just think maybe Jessica could have done an even better job if she had like a master animation specialist who obviously would cost a bit more, but like if she was working under someone to help implement her ideas. Because all of the ideas she probably had for the animations are great, the problem is the implementation of them until you've been, you know, doing this for years after school. The best example I have is like my first two years after graduating from business school, I had no freaking clue about marketing or advertising. You really don't, you think you're learning about that when you're in school until you actually, you know, until you use those theories until I had worked at TD Canada Trust as a financial services expert for a couple years and got that under my belt and helped hundreds of small businesses. I didn't really fully understand really, you know, I didn't really get it. And I think that she's done as good of a job I also think they are the best animations they have ever had at American Pinball. I also don't think what we have seen so far is like, it's not wowing me. It's good. And I'm glad they are doing it but it's not wowing me and I wanted to be wowed. We have to be wowed. That's the problem. If again, I said this before, if Galactic Tank Force came out with all we have seen now, I think it sells 50% more. 50% more will sell if it came out three months ago. For our concern, shifting outун áveis. Some. Any. I'm not sure if you're familiar with the game, but I think it's a game about catchinging either, I don't know, it wasn't aliens, but it's kind of about catching like a bad dude, you know, another game about doing similar things with similar vibes to that. I think that if it came out before Scooby and before Foo, it would have sold a shots ton more and I still think it will do fine. I think because they did limit that high end model to 200, there's people that absolutely need it. Part of what I didn't understand and I read through it several times, what is the difference between like the $14,000 one and the $18,000 one? The only thing I could tell is you get a signed apron, which is nice, but let's be honest, all of us, all of you listeners listening right now, you could take a, you could easily just take yourself an apron from any game you want and you could get Christopher Franchi to sign it at TPF. You could get John Norris to sign it. I'm not sure if I can get that to work. Dave Fix, who knows, might even sign it with his mustache. Put a little bit of watercolor in his mustache there. I'm just kidding, I don't know, I love your mustache, Dave Fix. But I think that from a marketing standpoint, the release was like, they're trying. So I want to congratulate them for trying. They did get us excited, but honestly, in the video, You needed to show us even if it was just stop animation you needed to with it kind of spinning and going all the way up and all the way down right Think about the magic that if if if Zack and Greg from straight down the middle were able to do the video of Galactic Tank Force think about how less hokey it would be I think Zack would say keep your live this is what I guessing he would say or Greg right Would say keep your live action shorts for you know your little snippets and for your storytelling of the game maybe release that early but let us do the gameplay video and let concentrate on the gameplay because it the best playing game it looks to be from American Pinball ever It certainly better than Hot Wheels right I mean come on Uh, but the same reason that Hot Wheels was kind of a miss, not just because of the sounds, but because of the lack of ramps, the lack of flips, and just kind of a strange code. Uh, I think that this is kind of a miss because you spend, from a marketing standpoint, because it seems like there's fun callouts in the game. Don't get me wrong. We didn't hear a lot of them. They are telling us there's awesome animations in the game, but we didn't see any of them or certainly not the awesome ones. And the coolest part of the whole thing is that the pin transforms, and we didn't see that either. So it's like we didn't see all the new cool revolutionary stuff in there, at the very least. A ten second video or fifteen second video at the end of John Norris going, Cool, well I guess we're done with the teaser video. And he packs it up and turns it into a tank and walks out the door. Or pretends to get in and go, and he's driving the tank out, right? Like just something. You guys are going to spend all that time and energy and money on putting people in costume and putting them in air? It looked to me like the TPF guy and Steve Bowden were in like either an airplane or like a motorcycle? I'm not really sure. But why spend all that time and energy but not put anyone in a tank or make it look like anyone's driving the tank even if they just put it on like a dolly or like one of the flat dollies with the four wheels at the bottom and they were moving the pin just jokingly while you had Steve Bowden sitting in a chair behind it so it looked like he was driving. He was like pretending to hit bumps and be like, oh we're driving. I'm going into battle with the Galactic Tank Force! Like if he was doing something like that it would have been just so awesome but instead I feel like it was a little bit of a swing and a miss but I could be wrong and I'm not gonna lie I want to be honest everybody here I have been I have asked Mr. David Fix to come on the show and Dave Fix if you're not available it's okay you can give me a Steve Bowden you can give me a Christopher Franchi I want to have Franchi on the show for other reasons anyways but at this point I am still trying to get Dave Fix I know probably no chance he's gonna be able to come on the show. I hope you don't think I went too easy on Galactic Tank Force because I think I was pretty fair about it. The one bad though that I have to talk about, and Dayfix don't knock him on the show because I'm mentioning this okay, I think the pricing was too high. I think the lowest end version needed to be less. I think the middle end version needed to be less. And I think that high end version that's limited to 200 to charge whatever 30,000 Canadian, 33,000 Australian. • C Largo 00 preachingええ Türkiyeג� tampoco 데Judge I love toys, I love lunchboxes, I love collectibles, but I think that that is too much. PinballAustralia did just post that there's only two left. I don't know if they mean two for Australia or two in the world, but if they're down to two left, I guess I'm wrong and they priced it perfectly, but I would be shocked. I would be shocked, and I know you've heard people say it before, but if you're going to TPF or you're going to MGC, I hope that you kept your money on you. I hope you didn't spend it all. I'm not saying this is former service advisor for TD Kandatrust. I'm not a fan of Albert Agar. This is not financial advice. I'm saying play them all first. Sometimes when you see a pinball machine, it doesn't look as good in person as it did in the video. Sometimes when you see a pinball machine, it looks more rad than you thought it would, right? It can go both ways. It can go both ways. Go there, play them all. I will say that the one thing that the least rad thing was the pricing. I think to charge an extra three and a half... Think about it this way. I was thinking about this. My house with seven acres YouTube ointment.com Please remember to like this video to support my next projects. www.p google.com Pay a dedicate at Vamos Junction for an extra 60K for your purchase! www.иныozechoscooph civiois Camp서� Olympic��ice www.injures repenti她� www. jumpsupy.kom www.ديifix.com To your listeners, to all who rely on you to get an unbiased opinion and because I am not affiliated with any distros or anything like that, I think people can trust, other than what I am saying, angry alpaca is the best coffee on the planet, other than what I am saying that I think you can trust that I don't have any skin in the game. The only skin that I have in the game is that I eat, sleep, breathe pinball and I want all the pinball companies to be more successful. I want all the pinball companies to make better pins. As far as I'm concerned, Foo Fighters is by far, by leaps and bounds, the best pinball machine to come out recently. It not only had the best launch, it's got the best music, it's got the best art. I'm sorry Franchi, I think Zombie Yeti's Foo Fighters artwork is a little bit better, but I know Franchi's been busy and he can only do what he's given. Like, if Franchi was, you know, given the opportunity at Stern to do Foo Fighters, who knows, maybe it would be better than Yeti's, I don't know. But I think that the Foo Fighters pinball art is my favorite. A close second is probably GTA Tpf. My third favorite is definitely Pulp Fiction. I think the Pulp Fiction artwork was done very, very well. The shots on Pulp Fiction look fun. Go back and listen to my episode with Rachel Risto to hear me talk about Pulp Fiction though. But here it is. I've got to tell you that just this morning I was about to do a pinball podcast that said Tpf. Pin turn wanted. But I decided to reach out to my old friend, Glenn the Skateboarder. or I'm going to give you a mission at the end of this as well. So just because you're not Glenn, don't stop listening just quite yet. I will say as far as the, you know what, I'm going to save that. I'm going to talk about the Jack Danger interview at the end of this. Okay. So, yeah, yeah, yeah. We talked about that. Let's see here. I did write some notes out this time, so I didn't forget it. Here we go. So the number one thing that I want you to do, my dude, Glenn the Skateboarder, the number one thing that I want you to do, it's really, really, really easy. I want you to try, play as many of these machines as you can, as many as you can. If you don't get to all of them, the lines are too long, don't wreck your day, like prioritize friendships and relationships and going out to have fun over doing these missions, Glenn. I don't, the whole point of these missions is to make your TPF more fun, but play as many of these pins as you can. Scooby, Pulp Fiction, GTF, Godfather, and Elowen's Bond as well as Final Resistance Resistance. Play those five pins and I just want either quick notes or verbal, just quick, five rad, one bad for each. Like, I liked the artwork, I liked this, I liked this, but I didn't like this one shot, I thought it was too tight, or whatever. Right? And don't say like, oh I hated the lineup for GTF, it was like four and a half hours and I ran out of beer and, I already know that's happening. The lineups are going to be long. We've opened the cages, the floodgates are gone, the pandemic's for the most part gone. People are just out there, they're having fun. People have wanted to get out to the twippies is running live for the first time in three years. That will be very interesting. Glenn, your first mission is to play as many of those pins as you can and just either in audio form or just write down and send it to me in a Facebook Messenger. Either or, whichever you prefer, your five rad and your one bad. It can be super short, doesn't have to be long. Number two, I want you to find my man Jack Danger and don't ask him to be on the show. Rachel Risto already did that for me. I've already asked him twice. I asked three times. I didn't pass that. Nah, nah, nah, nah. I don't beg. Bear in mind, Jack Danger's already done my show and he's super fricking busy. And Jack Danger owes me nothing. Just because I subscribed to his Twitch channel for a year or two, or I think like a year and a half. Just because I've sent him, you know, tons of biddies on there, just because I have faithfully tuned in to Deadflip for years and years and years and spent thousands of hours watching, he doesn't owe me anything, who cares? But I am his biggest fan, so you have to say to Jack Danger, uh, Orbital Albert or Orby or whatever, call me Albert, I don't care, he knows who I, I think he calls me Alby sometimes, um, you can say Alby, you can say Orbital Albert, you can say Orby, you can say Albert Agar, I don't care, say whatever you want, you know? He says, Your biggest fan, my buddy, Orbital Albert, would love to have you on the show. Or you just say he thinks it'd be really rad if you came on the show. You don't have to ask him, will you go on his show and wait for a yes or no? No, no, no, no, no, no, no. Jack Danger already knows. I just think it's funny to remind him. And I also kind of think it's kind of like a little bit of a running, you know, he's playing it hard to get. The only other guy I tried to get on my show, and this is in like 522 episodes, I've tried to look at it. I've interviewed about a hundred and seventy five times. Mind you like sixty of them were short little interviews from sixty of them were short little interviews but even like last year I had twenty five people on my show like I interviewed more people probably than everyone else other than maybe Jeff Teolson PinballProfile I don't know I would have to count how many people he interviewed last year but from an interview standpoint I've had more frickin people more pinball nerds on this show than probably any www.離입 попад