That's a kick ass track. :)
It reminds me of something you would hear as a theme song to a 70's/80's Saturday morning animation show.
There's a few other tables on the Pinball Arcade packs I bought that feature very catchy themes, such as:
Tonight I actually played real physical TNG, Champion Pub, Addam's Family, Earthshaker, Funhouse, Starship Troopers, etc. Explaining the goals to my buddy took a while, and he was like, "how do you know about all these tables if you just started playing?"
I'm a bit envious, I think I haven't seen a single physical table in 10 years or so.
And I surely understand your buddy. It's funny how things change, if I played pinball 20-25 years ago, I would be shooting balls randomly for 5 minutes, not knowing what I was doing, and then I would move to something else. At best, I would know if I shoot this, I get big points.
Playing pinball again, this time in digital form, I'm now "I have to shoot this, so it can open this, and then I can do this to achieve this". Previously, I never understood, or particularly cared about this "hidden" complexity. Some of these tables have 18+ pages of rules and instructions, and unless you play them, you would never guess the intricacy and complexity of their design. And the amount of interactivity of some of these elements.
The creators/designers behind some of these tables were insanely creative, I can't even imagine the amount of work and time it took to craft them.
