Corinthian TwinityName: Corinthian TwinityManufacturer:Year:Type: PinballSubtype:Number of Simultaneous Players: 1Maximum number of Players: 4Corinthian Twinity DescriptionCorinthian Twinity was produced by Witzig's Limited in 0.Witzig's Limited released 6 different machines in our database under this trade name, starting in 1930.Other machines made by Witzig's Limited during the time period Corinthian Twinity was produced include Corinthian 15, Corinthian 10, Corinthian 21T, Corinthian 21S, and Corinthian Abbey.Know anything about this game? Then why not a description?Thanks in advance! VAPS Arcade/Coin-Op Corinthian Twinity CensusThere are 10,965 members of the, 8,792 whom participate in our arcade census project of games owned, wanted, or for sale.

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I've been working on my own mod for Windforge for about two months now, and I recently got in touch Evan Hahn, the lead developer of Windforge at Snowed In Studios, who sent me some resources.​I have permission to share them, so I am posting them (and other resources I come across) here and on a few other forums if any other modders want to use them.​The following is a list of what I have to share, which I will add to if I get anything else:​: This is a set of spreadsheets containing information on all items in the game, from which the item definition lua file is generated. Unfortunately the generation script for that could not be shared, but this is still very useful, and has information on some interesting items/features that were not implemented.​: These are scripts for Photoshop and GIMP, used to generate spritesheets for animations. I haven't tested them myself yet, but they should be useful. The Photoshop one is more likely to work due to most/all Windforge graphics being created with it.​: This is a link to the plugin I've been using with Photoshop to edit the Windforge graphics. May not be the same one used for initial development, but it works pretty well and is the most up to date one I've found.​If anyone has other resources to add to this list, feel free to post them here.