Freddy Vs. Jason Pachinko

[rollercoaster79]

Does anyoen know if this item is somewhere for me to buy or has a video of it in bonus mode? Here was one for sale on ebay, but I wanted to get information on the item before I bought one. http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...MEWA:IT&ih=004

Thank you,
Christopher

I edited this because wanted to let everyone know I searched the site first and couldn't find anything on this pachinko.

[drcrippen324]

well heres some info

there are ment to be bulbs in the door and it isnt ment to give out electric shocks

[rollercoaster79]

Well I know that now and what to look for. LOL

Thank you,
Christopher

[arbycoffee]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HbXJ41rXXBw

[luckydog]

It's good if you like the theme.

[devospeed]

I just finished watching The Texas Chainsaw Masacure, The beginning. Not as good as the the original. They should make a Pachinko after this movie. Can you imagine the cool animatronics! I've heard this movie is actually based on real events?

[musky]

I have Freddy vs Jason, it is one of my favorites, but since I only have 5 pachinkos, they all are my favorites. You can start the game on Elm Street or at Camp Crystal Lake. During a reach either Freddy or Jason chase the girl down the street. Sometimes it's both. If they get the girl you get a fever round. The music during a fever round is quite good with still shots from the movie. There are other bonus rounds such as The Death Zone or Freddy Vs, Jason which leads to fever rounds. If you like the movies then you'll like the game, but the game is fun so even if you are not a fan of Freddy or Jason it is still entertaining.

[rollercoaster79]

I want this machine for my collection. Who has the machine in excellent condition and works and has all the lights in the door lol? I want to buy this oen was on ebay, but it's not on ebay anymore?

Thanks,
Chris

[Lddrizzt]

It's on my future list also.
Keep your eye on Ebay RC they pop up every week or so.

[revmondo]

I just finished watching The Texas Chainsaw Masacure, The beginning. Not as good as the the original. They should make a Pachinko after this movie. Can you imagine the cool animatronics! I've heard this movie is actually based on real events?

Its based (loosely) on the exploits of Ed Gein, a local texas chili entrepeneur. It was apparently his customers who made his chili what it was. Not much repeat business, though.

[luckydog]

I bet that kept his overhead low

[Lddrizzt]

Here is the full lowdown on the Texas Chainsaw Massacre.
Snopes Link

[rollercoaster79]

The Texas Chainsaw Massacre actually you can get more information on courttv.com and search it. It was based out of Wisconsin and he didn't use a chainsaw. Crazy how people just draw things bigger then they are.

Thanks,
Chris

[devospeed]

Thanks everybody for the insights on the Texas Chainsaw. Anybody see The Hills Have Eyes 2 yet, seems like a great sequel. I was happy with the remake of the original! You just got to wonder how far they can push this stuff!

[new in town]

I lived and grew up about 7 miles from the Amityville Horror House. 112 Ocean Avenue . The murders took place in November 1974. I was 17 at the time.

It was the place to be on Halloween.

[Chrisdice]

A fellow Long Islander.

[Lddrizzt]

First 10 yrs of my life were in Patchogue.

[new in town]

Ah yes. THE L.I.E. "Long Island Expressway". Known as the Worlds longest parking Lot. You two and anyone else from Long Island might appreciate this. It's a little long. :

LONG ISLAND
You live in the shadow of the greatest city in the world, but you almost never go there.
When you're away from Long Island, you love it and when you're there, you don't.
You think if you're not from Long Island or NYC, you're not really from New York.
You know the exact point at which Queens turns into Nassau simply on intuition.
You don't go to Manhattan, you go to "The City".
You never realize you have an accent till you leave.
At some point in your life you've gone clamming.
Either your parents or your grandparents lived in the city.
You'd pay $8.50 for a movie.
You don't live in Long Island. You live ON Long Island
You know where the Commack Motor Inn is.
Your distant future might involve the state of Florida.
You can correctly pronounce places like Happauge, Commack, Islip, Islandia, Massapequa.
You know the location of 6 malls and a dozen McDonalds and 36 7-11's.
You never, ever want to "change at Jamaica..."
You've tried to find the Amityville Horror house.
No, you don't want mustard on that burger!!
You've had a seagull crap on your car.
You have or someone you know has fallen asleep on the LIRR and ended up in one of these three places; Babylon, Port Washington or Hicksville.
You went to an elementary school that promoted dodge ball as the number 1 game among children 7-13.
You know White Castle is terrible for you and the food su*ks but you periodically "Get the Crave".
You want the Yankees to stay in the Bronx, but would probably go to more games if they moved to Manhattan.
You've missed that "Drunk Train", the 2:42 out of Penn and had the dreaded wait until 5:30.
You or someone you know has owned an animal that came from North Shore Animal League.
Quick! Who's the Suffolk County Executive? Don't know do you?!
You've never taken an MTA bus.
The Long Island Expressway isn't really as bad as everybody thinks.
You don't associate Fire Island with gay men.
You know which parts of the Godfather were filmed on Long Island.
You've paid a $10 cover charge to get into a bar, but got nothing for it.
You miss wiffle Ball and running through sprinklers.
You think Islip MacArthur airport is cute and you enjoy watching it grow up.
Billy Joel said it best, "either you date a rich girl from the North Shore, or a cool girl from the South Shore".
You don't really see the big deal about the Hamptons, unless you got smashed at the Bordy barn.
When people ask "where are you from?" you answer Long Guy Land and automatically assume everyone in the world knows that answer means New York.
You've always liked Billy Joel and you own several of his "records"
The Belt Parkway su*ks!
Your parents took you to Nathans or Carvel (on the way home from the beach).
Regular gas - $3.39 and you still pay it!!!
You hate paying tolls.
You don't have to go far to see your family.
You remember Grumman
You've gotten drunk on the bleachers of some high school
You know the color of the water at Jones Beach was not BLUE!
You were upset when all the Roy Rogers turned into Wendy's.
You can spout off all the LIRR stops between Penn Station and Ronkonkoma
Paying $35 for a haircut doesn't sound so crazy.
You think the people from Brooklyn are "da wunz dat tawk wit a accent"
Sledding in the sumps
You knew of Massapequa before the Amy Fisher-Joey Buttafuoco nightmare
You thought going to Queens was a hike
The first time you heard the term "Long Island Iced Tea" you were somewhere else and you laughed.
When you live somewhere else and are astounded to see that people actually stop at yellow lights.
When you just sort of presume that wherever you live, you'll be able to find good delis, good pizza, and good bagels.
You can name at least three bands that came from Long Island.
When you walk in the city and you see two men holding hands...it becomes normal to you.
No word ends in an ER, just an AH.
You actually get these jokes and pass them on to other friends from Long Island.

[Lddrizzt]

Mmmmmm Carvel...
My mom still goes on about Carvel and we moved to Western PA in 1975.

[new in town]

The Mister Soft "ee" Ice Cream Man (DING DING) and Friendly's. The First McDonald's on Long Island was in Bay Shore back when the sign said "10,000 served"

I moved to Lake Havasu City Arizona in 1975. Small world.