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Labyrinth, from Barrels of fun!
- Thread starter Silverpaolo
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@David retro is Labyrinth and/or Spinal Tap still onsite at Caesars Palace?? I'm in that area this weekend and would love go again and have another flip. Can't get Labyrinth out of my head as a contender for a potential future purchase.
Both still on location a couple of the games at that site are awaiting parts for Repair but labyrinth and spinal tap are up and running ready to play
Labyrinth will be on its travels after this week I think
Fubar
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Would be great to have Labyrinth at Pinfest this year @David retro
It will be there along with others from our range of pinball companies and lots more
first minute 30 , awkward... yikes!
I hope they do well, i really do, but this is a different world to even a year ago folks!! Stern has stolen all the money...
That building looked huge which made the amount of workers look quite sparse. Have CGC done a factory tour like this? Would be interesting to see a comparison.
Looks like they are invested for the future and have the financial means to go forward...
Building did look huge and looked like they had a good workforce on hand... All of this is promising as those cost are in the overheads of the current machine pricing and they clearly have scope to expand on demand when and needed.
Interesting he said next 5 years worth of games...
Building did look huge and looked like they had a good workforce on hand... All of this is promising as those cost are in the overheads of the current machine pricing and they clearly have scope to expand on demand when and needed.
Interesting he said next 5 years worth of games...
Just watching it now, pretty nice that they include a set of art blade protectors with each pin.
If only Heighway worked out like this. Instead of trying to be big too soon. The figures we worked on in Heighway days were the company wouldnt even make a profit until we made 3 games. This was of course pre covid when costs were lower.
The money that goes into setting something like this up is a big investment. I would imagine they have learnt from other companies errors. From what I have heard Haggis took every possible penny of the government in grants and wasted it on massive premises, machines they did not need - instead of getting games out the door.
The money that goes into setting something like this up is a big investment. I would imagine they have learnt from other companies errors. From what I have heard Haggis took every possible penny of the government in grants and wasted it on massive premises, machines they did not need - instead of getting games out the door.
