I played this once and one ball went right through without soring anything. The machine mocked me by saying "wow. just..wow" we had a good lough about this.
Bit late to the party, but thanks for taking the time to give us a good look-see. You're lucky to own it. Being a bit of an old geezer, I tend to prefer the simpler old EM machines (my only home one is a '73 "Pro Football" with the four flippers, two each side-by-side at the drain or bottom that I snagged off craigslist). Yet "Family Guy" is by far my beach arcade favorite on vacations, when I can find one. Sadly, it seems some of those public ones are used hard and rarely serviced, so some are getting a bit decrepit (like with Stewie Pinball no longer working) or just disappearing altogether. "Shrek" has a similar layout, but doesn't have that wry "Griffin Charm". Enjoy that table! You play it well.
I actually prefer playing the 70's and 80's machines myself. I have been playing those games since they first came out and today, I still enjoy them the most. Family Guy is a great game but owning some of these Stern games for me just don't keep my interest like the older machines do.
I played this once and one ball went right through without soring anything. The machine mocked me by saying "wow. just..wow" we had a good lough about this.
Bit late to the party, but thanks for taking the time to give us a good look-see. You're lucky to own it. Being a bit of an old geezer, I tend to prefer the simpler old EM machines (my only home one is a '73 "Pro Football" with the four flippers, two each side-by-side at the drain or bottom that I snagged off craigslist). Yet "Family Guy" is by far my beach arcade favorite on vacations, when I can find one. Sadly, it seems some of those public ones are used hard and rarely serviced, so some are getting a bit decrepit (like with Stewie Pinball no longer working) or just disappearing altogether. "Shrek" has a similar layout, but doesn't have that wry "Griffin Charm". Enjoy that table! You play it well.
I actually prefer playing the 70's and 80's machines myself. I have been playing those games since they first came out and today, I still enjoy them the most. Family Guy is a great game but owning some of these Stern games for me just don't keep my interest like the older machines do.