That is just like NTEK. There's nothing happening, so they regurgitate the same old stuff. Pinball's of yesteryear.
Like I've said before, ntek seems to have a kernel of a good idea or feel for a trend but then basically cheaps out and over promises almost every time. d.f. managed one promise that I can verify in 3 years and that's the token joke of a divvy. I think the shine is off that ruse by now.
Ultrasux is treading pixels, nanosux is coming soon, but I think the ntek pinball game can sell a few in local bars as a novelty, but in a real casino? That's the over promise again.
If ntek stuck one of those pinball prototypes in my favorite Vegas neighborhood bar the Howl, (ntek LOVES their prototypes) I would play it for sure for a couple of times at least. But I'll know full well that all my professional pinball abilities does jack squat at improving my odds as the final spin decides your winnings, AFTER all your work. Because I can set my beer on the glass, pull that ball thingie 3 or 5 times and stand back and watch the ball go straight down and it don't matter a damn with the outcome. How long is anyone going to waste the time in a busy casino with that?
Since it should say right on the glass that your winnings are decided by a random spin at the end of each ball or whatever, people will know in a short time that the claim of better odds is bullshit.
And now all last years promises and lies are buried under the new Black Friday and Christmas propaganda nonsense.
I think ntek's going to give a new meaning to Black Friday this Thanksgiving.
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