Critical Mass
Critical Mass
An old school red in a pub. first red ive ever seen with an actual board, and io have to say one of the most fun reds ive ever played!
was such a unique setup, even compared to normal trail machines, and the top feature was great ! I wish red would clone that rather than the other shit it does !
was such a unique setup, even compared to normal trail machines, and the top feature was great ! I wish red would clone that rather than the other shit it does !
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They won't - or they'll have to drastically modify the control to pull it off. Its a great game, but the control on it was all wrong. The game design was great, with the red bars up the side, but it was obviously far too hard to control in a way which made it play well. I'd love to see them get it right, cos its the best red machine out there.....
I only ever saw this twice - Once in York train station, once in the Unicorn Loughborough. Quite unique really, with the red bars going up and down as you got round the board. I had a few £5-£7 wins, but never force one. I bet they probabaly streak like crazy!
Matt
Matt
"Sixty percent of the time, it works, every time!"
The top absolutely LOVED going for £75. Trouble was, the gameplay in between lacked excitement - and there were only about 5 possible things the Mystery could land on - and two of those were lose and game over.Mattb wrote:I bet they probabaly streak like crazy!
This machine may at times offer a choice where the player has every chance of bankruptcy
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I only ever played two Red 'Board' style games - Lock 'n' Load and 'That one with the cash wheel in the middle which was really poor'. LnL was good for a steal or two (knowing the method) but I've never really been impressed by Red's 'board' style games. Don't think they've quite got the knack of that yet...
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Had my one delivered tuesday and refilled it today, so here's a question.
How much do the new hoppers from Barcrest take, is it £400? Its just i have checked the machine today and topped up, it does not have a note acceptor and when empty it says X250, and when it is dropping and i collect a win it takes that amount back in before it drops again.
Wierd and all the machine looks new, brand new cab, new MPU and program, new glass!!! All for a swap of my broken JJC.
How much do the new hoppers from Barcrest take, is it £400? Its just i have checked the machine today and topped up, it does not have a note acceptor and when empty it says X250, and when it is dropping and i collect a win it takes that amount back in before it drops again.
Wierd and all the machine looks new, brand new cab, new MPU and program, new glass!!! All for a swap of my broken JJC.
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