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[loserman76]

Just curious, was the updated desktop version of this table ever released?

 

thanks

 

-jeff

[TheBourneID]

Ditto on loserman's question.  I am going through all the old tables and updating, and found the old version of this table (demo) does not work properly for me under vp 9.9, so I decided to make an attempt to rotate this one, and was somewhat successful.  However, the only pieces that I'm having issues with are the slot reels and post-it numbers--I cannot get these to rotate and display properly no matter what I've tried (exporting>rotating in Paint>reimporting ends up with a distorted pic in the table--looks like a bar code).  This is going to be for my own personal use, until a desktop version is released (hopefully).  Can you give me any suggestions, or a maybe step-thru on how you rotated to 90 degrees?  I assume this would also work in other tables that use the post-it decals.

[Ben Logan]

This table is so much fun to play.  Beautiful lighting.  Center reels look amazing.  Ball weight feels heavy and true to EMs that I played at the wonderful Alameda Pinball Museum.  Thanks for this fantastic table, Starman. 

[PinballShawn]

Interesting game. I have a real one in my collection. They are fairly rare since they were designed for the Italian market only. PF differed from the Yukon, reels were numbers instead of symbols because they looked too much like a slot machine and Italy had firm laws against gambling, and two inch flippers(!) where the Yukon had 3 inch and a center pop-up post. To my knowledge they made less than 100 of them.