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Turner Pinball New Game Whitewood for TPF

Turner Pinball·video·1m 21s·analyzed·Mar 14, 2023
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TL;DR

Turner Pinball shares whitewood prototype dev for upcoming game debuting at TPF

Summary

Turner Pinball is developing a new pinball game and providing behind-the-scenes coverage of the whitewood prototype and playfield preparation for TPF (a major event). The speaker shows two versions: a code-testing whitewood with basic wiring and switches, and a playfield-in-progress with light inserts cut for major shots. They plan to display a final version at TPF and will share additional sneak peeks throughout the week.

Key Claims

  • Turner Pinball is developing a new game to be shown at TPF

    high confidence · Speaker states they are 'going to take to TPF' and 'bring it to tpf to show you all'

  • The whitewood is being used for code testing and shot placement validation

    high confidence · Speaker: 'one of our whitewoods that we've been using for code testing and also just making sure that the shots shoot properly'

  • The playfield prototype has light inserts cut for main shots but still has significant assembly work remaining

    high confidence · Speaker: 'we've got the light inserts cut for all of the main shots' but 'it's got a little ways to go before it's ready'

  • Most switches and coils are wired on the test whitewood, but ramps, wire forms, and lights are not yet installed

    high confidence · Speaker: 'ramps and wire forms are not on this one' and 'most all of the switches and coils are wired'

Notable Quotes

  • “This is one of our whitewoods that we've been using for code testing and also just making sure that the shots shoot properly”

    Turner Pinball@ 0:00 — Establishes the purpose and stage of the whitewood prototype in development workflow

  • “we've got the light inserts cut for all of the main shots so that when we're playing the game we can see exactly what shots we're supposed to be making”

    Turner Pinball@ 0:52 — Describes the playfield's current state and how light inserts aid playtesting

  • “as the week goes on i will continue to show you some more sneak peeks and behind the scenes of what's going on”

    Turner Pinball@ 1:11 — Signals commitment to ongoing content coverage during the TPF event week

Entities

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Signals

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    product_launch: Turner Pinball is actively developing a new game with whitewood prototyping and playtesting underway

    high · Speaker shows two whitewoods at different stages and describes ongoing code testing and shot placement work

  • ?

    design_innovation: Turner Pinball employs dual-whitewood approach: one dedicated to code/electrical testing with basic wiring, another for playfield layout and light insert validation

    high · Speaker contrasts two whitewoods with different purposes and stages of completion

  • ?

    event_signal: Turner Pinball will debut an unannounced new game at an upcoming TPF event

    high · Speaker: 'we're going to take to TPF and you can show you all' and commits to showing 'final version assembled'

  • ?

    content_signal: Turner Pinball is creating behind-the-scenes content showing development progress leading up to TPF reveal

    high · Speaker promises 'more sneak peeks and behind the scenes' content throughout the week

Transcript

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0:00
Alright, I want to give you all your first sneak peek. This is one of our whitewoods that we've been using for code testing and also just making sure that the shots shoot properly and just getting placement of all these different things right. So you can see we've got some things cut where we moved it around. Also you'll notice that the ramps and wire forms are not on this one, but we've got some switches that we use to test the code. Also got the basic wiring all on this one for our code test. We don't have any lights on this but most all of the switches and coils are wired and that lets us make sure that our code rules are working properly. And then over here we have the playfield that we're going to take to TPF and you can see it's got a little ways to go before it's ready. but we've got the light inserts cut for all of the main shots so that when we're playing the game we can see exactly what shots we're supposed to be making and this is what we're working on right now just trying to get our code tested and get the final version assembled so that we can bring it to tpf to show you all so as the week goes on i will continue to show you some more sneak peeks and behind the scenes of what's going on