[FSPA] LIMITED Ed Cactus Canyon at SiIverball Sanctum

Roland Joyal joyalrj at aol.com
Mon Dec 26 22:15:52 EST 2022


Stephanie, please give it a rest, jeeshh.  Besides, there was never any fake news about Rush, it was ready for league play exactly when I said it would be, and if someone chooses to come earlier, then it is on them.  And I like to talk pinball and share things that others may find interesting about pins, sorry if you consider it a "wall of text" Austin.  Just pointing out about how the topper seems to work for those that do not know because there has been little info about it.  Btw, for those interested, you hit 7 beer mugs ( I lowered it from 10) and then sink ball into Bart to start the mode, which plays like a video mode. -Roland     

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From: Stephanie Traub via FSPA <fspa at fspazone.org>
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Cc: Stephanie Traub <stephsharer at gmail.com>
Sent: Fri, Dec 23, 2022 9:07 pm
Subject: Re: [FSPA] LIMITED Ed Cactus Canyon at SiIverball Sanctum

Wait, are we sure it’s actually there NOW??? And not tomorrow? I don’t think I could take more fake news after Rush. 
On Fri, Dec 23, 2022 at 8:12 PM Austin Mackert via FSPA <fspa at fspazone.org> wrote:

TL/DR - CC LE is at Lost Rhino. Wheeeeeeee.

(Now I am off to see unicorns and crap out rainbows, because with a magical wall of text like that, I don’t see how anyone could end up doing otherwise.)
On Fri, Dec 23, 2022 at 6:37 PM Roland Joyal via FSPA <fspa at fspazone.org> wrote:

Well, it must be the "Christmas Miracle" because finally the loooooong awaited Limited Edition version of Cactus Canyon Remake was released and arrived to Silverball Sanctum @ Lost Rhino Brewery at 7:30 this morning, just the 34th one made out of 1,250.  I am sure most everyone knows that this was Bally/Williams last title before transitioning to Pinball 2000, and the software was not quite finished (it is now).  This is one pin where the Limited Edition really stands out.  Yes, it has a thick real wood laser engraved and bullet decorated bottom arch, fully formed guns above the kickers, and other features.  But most importantly it has perhaps the most-interactive topper of all time.  It has a gunslinger with two arms that move to several positions, as well as jerking when hit, and is choreographed to the playfield action. 
As cool as that is, the topper is also a game mode on its own, and the background of buildings (like a hotel or saloon) have good & bad guys that alternately light up in the windows.  When the mode is activated the player is supposed to "shoot" the bad guys while avoiding "shooting" the good guys.  One "shoots" the villains in the windows by using flipper buttons to aim with a detailed series of LED's below the topper to line up your "shot" with the people in the windows.  Not sure if a proper alignment of the LED "sight" automatically shoots or not, as I have only seen the mode once very quickly.  And as a carry-on by Chicago Gaming regarding the cow "Easter eggs" usually placed in pins by the great Bally/Williams in the 90's, they gave Bally/Williams a nod by placing a cow taking a shower in the upper right window :)  
The game is set up and playing great so stop on by Lost Rhino Brewery and enjoy some beer, food, and pinball ...IF your car door is not frozen shut like one of mine was after setting up the pin and a 20 degree temp drop.  And if anyone is interested in purchasing one, hit me up OFF LINE and I can offer a small discount for either the SE or SE+ versions to FSPA'ers.  Seasons Greetings and Merry Christmas!       
-Roland
www.SilverballSanctum.com   
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