Curious about folks' thoughts here, particularly @IndieGamerChick - For DMD pins specifically, Williams or Stern?
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Well I've never really gotten to play a 100% working one since our Indiana Jones was, how shall we say, very loved before we took ownership. It's also part of the Super Pin line. But it also was the Super Pin that had the most designers and you can tell. It feels like 4 voices..
Not going to lie, from what little I played of Indy (pizza parlor as a kid, and my friend-of-a-friend Larry's place in my late teens), it made great use of the DCS sound board (as all Williams pins did), but yeah, it didn't feel remarkable.
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Lol! Hey, I'll admit my love for the Indy table is at least 30% love for the movies and a huge chunk of nostalgia for when I could play pinball for my entire lunch hour. I always love hearing what the "pros" think even if it doesn't align with my experience. Thanks!
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I'd call Addams Family a Masterpiece for sure. I can't say what I think of Indiana Jones. We're actually looking to trade ours to a Disneyana collector (our Indy table was actually IN Disneyland for years).
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Also, your responses pretty much align with my own, for admittedly what little I've played of Stern's recent output and what excessive amount of Williams DMD pins I've played.
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Incidentally, my friend-of-a-friend Larry's place... holy MOLY. Dude lived in Ohio, and essentially dedicated all of his spare income to acquiring Williams DMD pins. This dude had *everything*. Even a bloody Medieval Madness and a Safecracker...
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