Craig Cole's Video Gaming & Pinball Blog
Just installed the Tokyo Neon 4 Theatre Mod from Stumblor Pinball on my Godzilla and wow—this thing pops! Pictures don’t even come close to doing it justice. The build quality is top-notch, install was a breeze, and it blends into the machine like it was there from day one. Stumblor absolutely nails that perfect balance—enhancement without overkill. Another absolute winner, love it!
Disaster strikes… Luke has officially dethroned me.
He’s only gone and beaten my personal best on Godzilla, proudly locking in the new high score. He’s over the moon—grinning like he just slayed the actual kaiju—and letting me know, loudly and repeatedly, that I “won’t be beating that anytime soon.”
I walked in the door, heard the sweet chaos of Godzilla multiball, and thought, “hmm…” Enter the room and there he is, already sitting at 1.3 billion, massive grin on his face, knowing full well he’s crushed my score—and still had a ball left to rub it in.
The smugness is off the charts. The rematch is coming.
Just installed the official Stern Godzilla shooter knob, and it looks great! Really finishes off the front of the machine and ties in nicely with the overall theme. Part of me was hoping it might come with some integrated lighting—like the awesome illuminated Jurassic Park shooter—but sadly, no lights on this one. Still, it’s a quality piece, feels solid, and adds that extra bit of flair every time you plunge a ball into battle with the big guy.
Mia and Luke kicking back with a few games of pinball—Luke’s all about Godzilla, while Mia’s heart belongs to Jurassic Park. Who came out on top? We’ll never know… they’re keeping that one a secret 😉
Meet Astro—loyal guardian of the game room, keeping a close eye on Godzilla and Jurassic Park. The best pinball guide in the world, paws down!
Finally got around to upgrading the bridge on Godzilla! I installed the sculpted bridge mod by Art of Pinball, and I’ve got to say—it looks fantastic.
I’d been eyeing this upgrade for a while, but kept putting it off since dismantling and reassembling the bridge can be a bit fiddly. Luckily, it wasn’t as much of a headache as I expected. Took my time, stayed patient, and it all came together smoothly.
The end result? Totally worth it. The sculpted bridge really elevates the overall look of the playfield and ties in perfectly with the theme I’m building for the machine. Adds that extra bit of polish and personality I was after.
Very happy with the upgrade—one more step toward my ultimate Godzilla Pinball !
I just installed Stumblor’s “Godzilla Subway MOD,” and I’m so impressed. It looks absolutely amazing, and pictures really don’t do it justice. The design seamlessly fits in with the playfield aesthetics, making it look like it was originally part of the machine. Kudos to Stumblor for another fantastic creation! I can’t wait until Tokyo Neon #4 is released!
Top quality, easy to install with full instructions, and some replacement graphic acrylics supporting other colours (noticed and black/white design :-))
I’m just hoping that Stumblor will make some modifications for JP2. :-)
Yes, I just achieved a new personal best high score on Godzilla, and it’s higher than Luke’s. He has held the high score for a few months.
I went into his room screaming, just like you expected. :-)
