Ep 112: Save That Cat!
Centaur has been revealed and we give our first impressions. We also give our thoughts on the Homepin interview, Pinball Hall of Fame, and some of the rumors that have been making the rounds.
Kineticist’s take
Centaur Resurrected impresses on quality but prices high; HomePin games underwhelm with weak mechanics and poor design decisions.
Synopsis
Josh and Scott discuss Haggis Pinball's Centaur Resurrected remake, praising its art direction and quality but expressing concerns about $12,000-$15,000 USD pricing and the awkward promotional song. They then analyze HomePin's two games (Spinal Tap and Thunderbirds) after playing them at Pinball Hall of Fame, criticizing weak flippers, poor rule integration, and Mike Kalinowski dismissive attitude toward critics and the US market.
Entities
- Flippin' Out Pinball· company
- Haggis Pinball· company
- HomePin· company
- Jersey Jack Pinball· company
- Stern Pinball· company
- Centaur Resurrected· game
- Fathom· game
- Medieval Madness Royal Edition· game
- Spinal Tap· game
- Thunderbirds· game
- Pinball Hall of Fame· location
- Dr. John· person
- Josh Roop· person
- Mike Kalinowski· person
- Scott Larson· person
- Zach Minney· person