Hey Howdy Hey Tappers!
Update time in Springfield! Always nice to see new content in TSTO, as the latest event has hit our games. Of course, an all-new event means all-new premium content in our stores, just tempting us to drop those pink sprinkles!
As we all know, that limited-time label can tempt us to grab everything in sight because it’ll be gone soon. But don’t sweat it! That’s where we come in to tell you what’s worth those donuts and what you might want to hold off on.
Wondering if you should add the Arcade Cabinets Wall or Arcade Cabinets to your Springfield? Well before you hit that confirm button let’s break down the pros and cons of adding these flashers to your town…
Building/Decoration: Arcade Cabinets Wall/ Arcade Cabinets
Donut Cost: 75 Donuts each
Size: 8×8 each
Earns: Nothing.
Conform-O-Meter: Wall- Indolence +20; Cabinets- Indolence +10
Can Be Placed: grass|pavement|boardwalk|pier|dirt
This is the Cabinets Wall:
This is the Cabinets:
Leaves stores July 16th, 2020
The Rundown:
-No bonus % for 75 donuts, pretty crappy
-When you tap they change formation and appearance (like crowds do), but they don’t light up and there are no tasks there.
-Cabinets are free (prize track), once you unlock you can buy more in the store
-Cabinets wall is in the store from the start of the event
-Can buy multiples of each to build your own Arcade, allows for a lot of fun combinations because of the changing appearance when tapped.
-Currently, no tasks associated with either item
-Arcade Wall and Arcade Cabinets Wall fit nicely together to form your own arcade.
What Did I Do?:
They’re fun, but really not worth 75 donuts each. I grabbed one of the Cabinets Wall to see what it did, but I don’t think I’ll be buying more. Ultimately, I think this is neat in concept…bad in execution.
Thoughts on the Arcades? Will you be spending the donuts to bring it to your Springfield? Did you already? Why or why not? Where have you placed it in your town? Design plans? Sound off in the comments below, you know we love hearing from you!
And feel free to share some photos of your design plan as well! If you need help (or a refresher) posting photos in the comments, check out this post.