@@DoctorSpeedy1050 The thing is... Godzilla only looks loaded because Elwin did a great job with his budget. I did a comparison of Godzilla to Led Zeppelin a few years ago and Kaneda read it on his podcast. I concluded that, as impossible as it may seem, the two games had a bill of materials that is probably the same. A game designer, just like a good movie producer, can disguise low cost. Elwin did it by eliminating a lot of things that you would normally find. He only had 1 pop bumper (originally had 2 pop bumpers in the game as well as a King Ghidorah sculpt where everyone now puts the tower mods). He used smaller and fewer inserts. There is almost no 'rubber' in the game (and thus fewer switches) as there is only one ring other than the slingshots. He used only a few RGB lights as well as some other cost saving methods. Bottom line is that Elwin is very good at giving you more features and targets while eliminating some 'bling'. On the other hand, Steve Ritchie, because of having learned his trade with big budgets at Bally/Williams, is not good at giving you bang for your buck.
@@theJohnnyPinball my guess is it does (we'll find out tomorrow!)..I'm thinking Jaws here is the Demogorgon on Stranger Things (without the shaking of course). (The potential challenge is to get over his bottom jaw, and into his mouth)
That circular thing definitely spins as seen in the leaked video
Looks pretty sparse. Getting Venom vibes
Agree. Everything after I bought Godzilla looks sparse from stern
@@DoctorSpeedy1050 The thing is... Godzilla only looks loaded because Elwin did a great job with his budget. I did a comparison of Godzilla to Led Zeppelin a few years ago and Kaneda read it on his podcast. I concluded that, as impossible as it may seem, the two games had a bill of materials that is probably the same. A game designer, just like a good movie producer, can disguise low cost. Elwin did it by eliminating a lot of things that you would normally find. He only had 1 pop bumper (originally had 2 pop bumpers in the game as well as a King Ghidorah sculpt where everyone now puts the tower mods). He used smaller and fewer inserts. There is almost no 'rubber' in the game (and thus fewer switches) as there is only one ring other than the slingshots. He used only a few RGB lights as well as some other cost saving methods. Bottom line is that Elwin is very good at giving you more features and targets while eliminating some 'bling'. On the other hand, Steve Ritchie, because of having learned his trade with big budgets at Bally/Williams, is not good at giving you bang for your buck.
I love my JP and JB 60th but not sure how I feel about this one.
Are we sure this is keith elwin or is this 2 brian eddy games in a row
Lol, it is actually Keith
@@theJohnnyPinball lets hope the rules and flow is good
As a P3 owner... now people are ok with 1/3 playfield? 😃😉
Just like Venom
No
Comparing to Godzilla that playfield art looks pretty awful. Shark mech popping up looks pretty gimmicky as well.
I don't even think it swallows the ball either
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@@theJohnnyPinball my guess is it does (we'll find out tomorrow!)..I'm thinking Jaws here is the Demogorgon on Stranger Things (without the shaking of course). (The potential challenge is to get over his bottom jaw, and into his mouth)