Attention! All Points Bulletin to the Foo Fighters!
An outer rim communications station has intercepted an alarming transmission. The intelligence office has been analyzing it and it seems to foreshadow the arrival of a "Lord Zaedor." We suspect he is taking over leadership of the alien invasion. Interrogation officers are questioning captured aliens about him and have been able to identify a recurring response. The translation seems to be a warning, "Beware! He Lives!"
Below is a decoded image from the video transmission. Be on the lookout! His arrival appears imminent to your very battle field, should you choose to brave the warning and challenge him! We expect more information from intelligence soon.
I thought the Overlord is one of the coolest characters in recent pinball releases. I wanted to come up with something that would amplify his personality and charisma. I hope you will find that the DMCS Overlord does that!
PS: Still a few Save Posts & Spinning UFOs available too..
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Foo Fighters DMCS Save Post & Spinning UFO
Here is my DMCS Save Post mod for Foo Fighters Pro. You will notice there is a gauge beside the left outlane that shows the time you have earned to use the save post. You earn that time by hitting the UFO captured ball. You then use that time and activate the save post with the left flipper button when the ball drains through the outlane.
This also shows my DMCS Spinning UFO mod at the captured ball: it goes together nicely with the save post mod, but isn't required. Each operate fine independently.
I'll post some better videos of each individually, with some more info. Scroll down for a better shot of the UFO.
These mods require the DMCS board to control them. You only need one board to control all mods.
I will be producing these imminently, post or PM me if you want to get on the list. There's only some minor refinements to make to these prototypes.
$135 DMCS Save Post or Save Diverter mod
$135 DMCS Spinning UFO mod
$125 DMCS board
Here's a better shot of the Spinning UFO. It seems with all the pinball lighting around, it's difficult to catch the color cycling effects, they get washed out: looks much better in person.