I Replaced Princess Bride With PORTAL Pinball! | Multimorphic P³ Review

In this video, I unbox the Portal Pinball Extended Edition, remove The Princess Bride from my P³, and transform the machine into Portal. You'll see the entire conversion process, including swapping: 🔵 Portal playfield/module 🔵 Extended Edition module 🔵 Back box artwork 🔵 Translite 🔵 Side cabinet artwork 🔵 Front panel artwork Then, after spending the first couple of weeks actually playing Portal, I give you my honest thoughts on the game. There is a LOT to love. The Faith Plate, Companion Cube, upper playfield, constantly moving elements, and the way Portal's gameplay is structured around the Hub and Test Chambers make this one of the most unique pinball experiences I've played. I'll also break down the Hub objectives, including: • Repulsion Gel • Portal Jump • Perpetual Ramps • Portal Ingredients • Pushing Buttons • Hard Light Bridge And we'll talk about the three Hub multiballs — Turret, Faith Plate, and Edgeless Safety Cube — including how they can be stacked. But it's not all perfect. I'll also talk about some of the adjustments I've had to make, including my frustrations with the left orbit rail moving around. So after a couple weeks of ownership… Was replacing Princess Bride with Portal worth it? Watch the video and let me know what you think! 👍 Like if you want to see more P³ and Portal content 💬 Comment: What game would you put on your Multimorphic P³? Facebook - Instagram - Tiktok - Pinball Podcast