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We're entering 1995, a huge year for pinball. The game I particularly want to talk about from this episode is Baywatch. The week that I fell in love with pinball, in 2022, Baywatch was one of the games I had access to on free play for the whole week, alongside Swords of Fury, Metallica, Jack*Bot, Star Wars 2017, and Game of Thrones. And I hated it. I found the game too over-the-top and flashy and unclear about what it wanted me to do. I was already struggling to understand pinball rules, and on Baywatch, everything blinked all the time and the loudest noises didn't seem to correlate with progress in the game. And the theme isn't even interesting to me. I still think it has those problems, but since then, I've gotten to play it a lot more, and I've realized the game is really fun. It's got one of the aspects I appreciate in a pinball design, where it wants you to interact with the whole table, where every successful shot can be progress. And learning to shoot the right shots amid…

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