How’d it go?

After many months of designing and constructing Turbo Pinball Ultra, we are finally finished. Although the lead-up to the show was super hectic and could have been fixed by a few more nights of preparation, I wouldn’t have had it any other way. As the final project Dustin and I were able to work on at TCNJ, it seems fitting that we gave it our all and are both super proud of the outcome. But there is an insanely large amount of things that Iwould have liked to do differently.

Firstly, I would have liked to start the entire project way earlier than we did. We would work on chunks of the project weekly but heavily underestimated the amount of time and effort that had to go into this project and it affected us negatively. By making prototypes of every piece that had to go into the machine, we would have saved weeks of effort. Luckily we would design everything before we put it into the machine, but if we had done it earlier it would have helped tremendously. Otherwise, there isn’t much that we would have changed. Although the project did not turn out exactly how we wanted it to, the one thing that would have helped the most would be more time.