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Don's Pinball Podcast (patreon feed)·podcast_episode·37m 49s·analyzed·Apr 11, 2024
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TL;DR

Don shares MGC impressions, game reviews, and market observations on pricing and gameplay depth.

Summary

Don discusses his experience at MGC (Midwest Gaming Classic), sharing hands-on impressions of games like Ninja Eclipse, Barbecue, Elton John, and various Multimorphic P3 titles. He expresses mixed enthusiasm for most games based on gameplay depth and value proposition, notes supply constraints on limited editions, and reflects on his personal projects including custom flipper toppers and merchandise.

Key Claims

  • James Cameron's Avatar Limited Edition machines are almost sold out with only 100 units produced

    high confidence · Don reports conversation with Ron (sales director) and David Fix at MGC indicating 100 LE units nearly sold

  • Ninja Eclipse has received significant code updates since its Pinball Expo debut

    high confidence · Don states 'the code has been updated a lot since its debut at Pinball Expo' and notes new ally/god mechanics

  • Chris Turner is only looking at selling 100 Ninja Eclipse units

    high confidence · Don directly states 'Chris Turner's only looking at selling a hundred of these'

  • Jersey Jack Pinball's Elton John Collector's Edition is priced at $15,000

    high confidence · Don states 'Fun game, $15,000' regarding Jersey Jack's Elton John CE

  • Barbecue is available on secondary market for approximately $3,500

    medium confidence · Don notes 'If they show up, secondary for $3,500' regarding American Pinball's Barbecue

  • Ninja Eclipse base price is approximately $7,000

    high confidence · Don states '$7,000, go ahead and get yourself one if you want' regarding Ninja Eclipse pricing

  • Weird Al is a mediocre game despite Don loving the Weird Al license

    high confidence · Don states 'Weird Al is mediocre and I love the Weird Al license' regarding Multimorphic P3 title

  • Magic Girl is fatally flawed in design and plays poorly

    high confidence · Don states 'Magic Girl looks so beautiful and plays so awful and I just don't think that there's a way to salvage it. I think it's a fatally flawed design'

Notable Quotes

  • “I will say still, you know, I do enjoy shooting the game. It's fun, you know, but it doesn't have a level of complexity that I'm compelled to get one for sure.”

    Don @ ~08:00 — Summarizes Don's position on James Cameron's Avatar—fun but lacks depth to justify purchase

  • “Monica was like, yeah, this game's stupid and the meat's creepy.”

    Don @ ~11:00 — Feedback on Barbecue's theme and animations from another player

  • “The Cliffs of Insanity, the callouts from the game, the scenes from the movie that play on the LCD, those are fun, those are compelling, those are interesting. But anything that's really going on with the playfield, it's just not integrated very well, it's not very interesting.”

    Don @ ~25:00 — Critique of Multimorphic P3 integration—screen content works but playfield mechanics lack synergy

  • “I'm not going to not get Pulp Fiction because I'm going to Barbecue, right? I'm not going to not get John Wick because I'm going to Barbecue.”

    Don @ ~20:00 — Don's prioritization logic: American Pinball games won't cannibalize purchases of other manufacturers' games

  • “If I was a Bitcoin millionaire and I could just kind of have every new game that comes out just to have it for a while and then sell it for whatever I could get, sure.”

    Don @ ~35:00 — Observation on target market for high-priced games—wealthy collectors with buy-flip strategy

Entities

DonpersonDavid FixpersonRonpersonChris TurnerpersonMonicapersonEmmapersonMidwest Gaming Classic (MGC)eventNinja EclipsegameJames Cameron's Avatar (Limited Edition)game

Signals

  • $

    market_signal: Avatar LE reported as nearly sold out with only 100 units; manufacturers using scarcity as success metric with modest production targets (100-175 units)

    high · Don reports 'The Limited Edition James Cameron's Avatar (Limited Edition) machines or Elite editions are almost sold out whether they are, whether they're not. That's a hundred.' and notes Chris Turner targeting 100 Ninja Eclipse units

  • ?

    product_concern: Multiple games criticized for lacking complexity or playfield integration despite thematic appeal, suggesting design/gameplay disconnect across platforms

    high · Don states Avatar lacks 'level of complexity' to compel purchase; Multimorphic games have LCD content that's fun but playfield 'not integrated very well'; Weird Al is 'mediocre'; Magic Girl is 'fatally flawed'

  • $

    market_signal: Significant gaps between Don's perceived value and asking prices; Elton John $15K vs perceived value ~$8.5K; games priced $5-10K above perceived enthusiasm level

    high · Don: 'My enthusiasm for Elton John is there...it's probably around $8,500 and it's $15,000 so I'm not getting one'; 'my enthusiasm for this machine is around $5,200 and the game is $10,000'

  • ?

    code_update: Ninja Eclipse received substantial code updates post-Expo adding ally/god mechanic system; indicates ongoing development and balancing

    high · Don: 'the code has been updated a lot since its debut at Pinball Expo' and describes new ally selection and leveling mechanics

  • ?

    collector_signal: Barbecue available on secondary market at ~$3,500, significantly below retail; suggests weak collector retention/demand

Topics

Limited edition production and scarcityprimaryGame pricing and value propositionprimaryCode updates and post-release developmentprimaryGameplay depth vs. theme appealprimaryLCD/screen integration in modern machinessecondarySecondary market pricingsecondaryCollector vs. operator purchasing prioritiessecondaryCustom merchandise and accessoriesmentioned

Sentiment

mixed(0.45)— Don expresses enthusiasm for attending MGC and some games (Ninja Eclipse, Elton John, Princess Bride) but is critical of most new releases for lacking depth, poor pricing, or design flaws. Tone is conversational and generally positive about the experience but negative on product valuations.

Transcript

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I think my enthusiasm for this machine is around $5,200 and the game is $10,000. So it's not going to happen. It's not going to happen. And I don't think I'm alone. You know, if I was a Bitcoin millionaire and I could just kind of have every new game that comes out just to have it for a while and then sell it for whatever I could get, sure. And so maybe there's a hundred people in that market that can buy this game and then it'll be successful. Maybe that's who they're catering to. But, you know, if I'm operating a location, I'm looking at Stern Pros, maybe some premiums, maybe the odd LE, maybe, you know, a Jersey Jack game just to mix things up and then some old ballys. Hallmark explodes, Hallmarkações Tuesday Bell and Ciao, Hallmarkкольку NCAA Essay, Hallmark Turns to 38B pero eska y call me copyright around 19 people buying their ciel and award or all al skin griping packages of a tribal police and yeah you know i've had e any other appreciative strategy is not fun . 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I hope it's not a total drag, and then I think after that I may take a little break from just buying every Stern that comes out. But it was a fun experiment, and so far I think it's kind of worked out. I've been having a lot of fun, and I've been able to stream the games, so that's fun. That's fun. So, you know, Dungeons & Dragons, is that a codename? Is that a real game? Who knows? Who's the new designer? Supposedly the last thing I heard was that John Wick was going to be a brand new designer for Stern. Maybe it's Elizabeth. We'll see. We should find out here probably before the end of the month. When I'm giving away this Jaws armor on April 30th, we're probably going to know what the new Stern machine is. So that's fun. So that'll be fun. JJP, what's going on? Maybe something at Expo or after. I don't think the fervor for Elton John's going to keep up. The CEs are being made right now and then the platinum editions will be run again and then that's probably going to be it for a while. I think demand is probably satiated. So what are we going to see next from them? Honestly, I have no idea. But it's probably going to be another game. It's going to be $12,000 to $15,000. And even if it's great, I still don't know that I would jump at that. Dutch Pinball, what's going on? DPX, DPPX. I haven heard about when we supposed to see An Alice in Wonderland I don know if they going to run this concurrently with their next game Rumor to be back to the future We see Haven seen anything hide or hair or strong rumor speaking one way or another about what coming on with them. So I think they're in the kind of wait and see mode. American Pinball talked about them. Jersey Jack, Spooky Pinball. Won't see a new game at Expo. Maybe see a new game around the first of the year. When are we going to see Motorhead? I think they'll probably run it. 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And then it was only another three hours down to where totality would be in the southern part of the state near Carbondale, Illinois was where we were heading. Now, by the time we got down, there was like 8 p.m. I stopped at a Wienerschnitzel in Illinois. It's the only one that's around in the Midwest. And then I'm like, okay, well, let's pull up Orbitz. Let's go find ourselves a hotel room. And there was nothing available. Kin carriagejäniter Hä Lotsykko k從 hoe Goilu mouseardon Teresa History sasla This week in Pinball, Johnny Pneumonic, Black Water, Kaneda's Pinball Podcast, Twippies Awards, transliteregon Ateremony dolph serialized Employeedrawing of C Decılly contestants for appear at nahi This Week in Pinball, Johnny Pneumonic, Black Water, Kaneda's Pinball Podcast, Twippies Awards, transliteelectronic Subtitles by the Amara.org community I'm just exhausted and I get a joy out of just talking to people and letting you all know what's going on. So I've been working in the garage. I've got another project I'm working on, very excited about. It's going to be kind of a slow burn. Nothing really to reveal yet. I've had people reaching out. Somebody else wants to buy that t-shirt with the shooter rod. It's already sold but I think I have another shooter rod kicking around so we'll go ahead and do that. I think what I might do is offer a t-shirt and then also a bonus with it, whether it's some 3D printed LE plates or badge plates or some start buttons or apron cards or something fun. Flipper toppers I'm doing now too. I just made some for Jaws. They're pretty simple. They show some ocean waves on a blue background and they're red so it's like blood on the water for the lower flippers. I'm going to come up with a design for the upper flippers too, but if that's something you're into, reach out to me. I'll kick them your way. 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medium · Don notes Barbecue showing up 'secondary for $3,500' implying depreciation from launch pricing

  • ?

    manufacturing_signal: Multiple manufacturers adopting aggressive scarcity models; Ninja Eclipse ~100 units, Avatar LE 100 units; companies defining 'success' by low sales targets

    high · Don: 'Chris Turner's only looking at selling a hundred of these...a hundred is success for them'; describes Avatar LE at 100 units with plans for 175-200 total

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    sentiment_shift: Don indicates decreasing interest in American Pinball's recent output; notes 'I'm not excited about it anymore' despite acknowledging Barbecue is playable

    high · Don: 'I do like playing Barbecue, but...I'm not going to not get Pulp Fiction because I'm going to Barbecue' and 'I'm not excited about it anymore'

  • ?

    technology_signal: Multimorphic P3 platform criticized for poor playfield-screen integration; LCD content compelling but decoupled from physical gameplay

    high · Don: 'The Cliffs of Insanity, the callouts...the scenes from the movie...those are fun, those are compelling...But anything that's really going on with the playfield, it's just not integrated very well'

  • ?

    design_innovation: Ninja Eclipse implements ally selection with god-based power scaling system; represents rules innovation in recent Turner Pinball design

    high · Don describes: 'you're able to pick...an ally...a commie ally that'll help you out...a god that bestows powers on you based on how you level them up'

  • ?

    event_signal: Ninja Eclipse well-received at MGC while Barbecue received poor reception; suggests venue-level sentiment divergence or experiential factors

    high · Don: 'good reception for Ninja Eclipse not a great reception for Barbecue not that you could reasonably expect there to be one'

  • $

    market_signal: Don articulates distinct purchasing strategies: operators buying Pro/Premium Stern plus mix of JJP/classic Ballys vs collectors targeting high-priced LEs

    medium · Don: 'If I'm operating a location, I'm looking at some Stern...maybe some Premium Edition, maybe...a Jersey Jack Pinball game just to mix things up and then some old Ballys'

  • ?

    business_signal: Don expresses uncertainty about Haggis Pinball's business model, facility costs, and production status; indicates low public visibility/communication

    medium · Don: 'Are they paying too much for their facilities?...I don't know...I haven't seen anything from the factory...I don't know, man'