Fatsquatch
Active member
...Doctor Who.
However, I won't be keeping this game, as the theme is completely lost on me (I've never seen a second of the show), and I simply cannot stand the volume difference between the (awesome) music and the Dalek sound samples. Every time multiball starts and the Daleks start screaming -- along with the other LOUD and annoying sound effects during multiball -- I just want to turn the machine off. (I wasn't bothered too much by this at first, but after five days of it, I've had all I can take.)
And while I initially thought the gameplay was fun and had the potential to get even better the more I played it, I'm finding the opposite to be true. The more I play it, the less interested I am. It just feels like the only thing to really do on the machine is just hammer away at that mini-playfield. *shrugs*
Anyways, I'll be returning the game for full credit, throwing in a bit more cash and bringing home something that I REALLY want in my collection: The Getaway: High Speed II.
Woohoo!
However, I won't be keeping this game, as the theme is completely lost on me (I've never seen a second of the show), and I simply cannot stand the volume difference between the (awesome) music and the Dalek sound samples. Every time multiball starts and the Daleks start screaming -- along with the other LOUD and annoying sound effects during multiball -- I just want to turn the machine off. (I wasn't bothered too much by this at first, but after five days of it, I've had all I can take.)
And while I initially thought the gameplay was fun and had the potential to get even better the more I played it, I'm finding the opposite to be true. The more I play it, the less interested I am. It just feels like the only thing to really do on the machine is just hammer away at that mini-playfield. *shrugs*
Anyways, I'll be returning the game for full credit, throwing in a bit more cash and bringing home something that I REALLY want in my collection: The Getaway: High Speed II.
Woohoo!
