Medieval Madness

They purchase the licenses and then they will recreate the tables.

One of the ones that they've done is Medieval Madness.

I played it when I was at the Seattle Pinball Museum and just felt different.

I don't know how to explain it.

But it was good.

It was definitely the same game.

It just felt different from the original release of Medieval Madness.

But that leaves the largest and oldest working pinball manufacturer operating out of Elk Grove Village, Illinois.

We're wondering whether that could be a new range, a new line for Chicago Gaming, like the Arcade Edition, if you will, where they could roll this model out across their other remake titles.

Attack from Mars, Medieval Madness, Monster Bash... as well, and produce a lower-cost version.

We probably won't know for quite some time, because Chicago Gaming tend to move at a fairly glacial speed when it comes to producing and selling new products.

But it's a potential interesting new line.

So maybe I can figure out or ask, and I may be able to give you an update on that in our next episode.

Okay.

From what I understood earlier in previous episodes, we mentioned that we talked to someone from Chicago Gaming at the Texas Pinball Festival, and I was told that Medieval Madness production would be done by July of this

year.

Yeah, so that's definitely an IP.

So if you think about it, obviously medieval madness, there's no real IP to that.

No, correct.

But I guess it references to like some Monty Python shit though, doesn't it? With all the laughs and jokes and stuff.

Mm.

This is the same crew that did Attack from Mars remake and Medieval Madness remake, and they look awesome.

Hey, what the fuck a-da.

You think we'd do anything bad? No way.

And am I even here? Before we...

uh keep going on the on the hospital and we're going to move out back into central silent hill here let's talk about some more of these references some of these easter eggs in the cafe which is called five to two in the game two posters on either side of the pinball machine say study damn it which is a reference to stephen king a poster that he made when he was in college and put in the college newspaper to inspire the students to study Also inside the cafe is that Medieval Madness pinball machine, which is a direct reference to Children of the Corn when Malachi is playing that machine.

It's got the convenience store that looks like 7-Eleven.

However, in the game, it has an 8 instead of 11.