Winchester Mystery House

They recently had Facebook post up showing that they had the line prepped for Bon Jovi.

And we'll see how fast they get them out because I think that ideally they would have been able to get out that Winchester Mystery House a little bit quicker.

But, you know, as is with production, it's not always as, I don't want to say easy.

I don't think anybody thinks it's easy, but it's not always on schedule.

still you can still purchase a bon jovi

yeah from like they're all spoken

for as a for the most part you know when it comes to uh yeah you can get it from us but yeah i agree especially we talk about this repeatedly but i also realize that there's new audience that comes in here so i don't mind rehashing some of this stuff Dune was an excellent example of a game that might have just ran its sales cycle for the most part until it hit Pinball Expo when it was kind of on display with Winchester Mystery House.

And that that title got a second set of legs and completely all those.

I'm Mark Houston.

Next time, we'll head to San Jose, California, to the Winchester Mystery House, and to one discovery made after its owner's death that tells you more about her than any ghost story ever has.

Until then, keep your curiosity alive and your caution close.

There was one Welcome to game that was very interesting that released for a brief moment, and then all the legal stuff took it away.

And it was a Welcome to that took place in the Winchester Mystery Mansion, and it was really cool.

I remember, uh, we were trying to get something going with that with Above Board, but uh, unfortunately, everything just became untouchable for a while.

Very interesting.

We're i- we, we're in 2026, and we have super-secret clocks.

Like, I wonder if, was there even a super-duper secret clock? [sighs] Like, if this clock didn't have the second on it for Michigan, would there be another door they could open and say, "Oh, hey, you have the adv- Yes, I actually have four seconds left on the clock for Michigan." "Oh, four seconds?" "Yes, that's the official super-duper secret clock answer." Our, our clock administration is kind of like the Winchester Mystery House up, up in the- Ah ...

Northern California where they're, they kept adding doors on.

Yeah, yeah.

Yes, that's the official super-duper secret clock answer.

Our clock administration is kind of like the Winchester Mystery House up in the Northern California where they kept adding doors on.

It was a great movie with Helen Mirren.

I've been there.

It's insane how that works.

The Winchester Mystery House in California shows reactive apparitions tied to Sarah Winchester's life from 1886 to 1922.

The Stanley Hotel in Colorado, inspiring Stephen King's The Shining, 1977, features furniture rearrangements and EVP responses.

Myrtle's Plantation in Louisiana combines residual and intelligent activity, with EVP communications since the 1796 Plantation's tragic history.