A good writeup here:
http://tiltwarning.com/blog/2010/08/world-pinball-championships-final-and-deciding-game/

A neat way to let spectators see the game (notice the hanging LCD display:

Yea that was pretty awesome.

That save was insane, best save I've ever seen, makes me wish I stuck around for Sunday to see it in person.  

This is the actual Final match with video taken directly from the overhead camera as opposed to a second camera:

Creature in the PAPA 13 World Pinball Championships, Final Game from Kevin Martin on Vimeo.

Commentary if you care can be found here:

http://tiltwarning.com/blog/2010/08/world-pinball-championships-final-and-deciding-game/

Quoted from Vengeance

Yea that was pretty awesome.

That save was insane, best save I've ever seen, makes me wish I stuck around for Sunday to see it in person.  

This is the actual Final match with video taken directly from the overhead camera as opposed to a second camera:

Creature in the PAPA 13 World Pinball Championships, Final Game from Kevin Martin on Vimeo.

Commentary if you care can be found here:

http://tiltwarning.com/blog/2010/08/world-pinball-championships-final-and-deciding-game/

Ouin ça l'air le fun

Thanks, now i miss my Creech too..

Anyone got one up for sale ? i've got a few classics to trade  

Quoted from powerslave

Ouin ça l'air le fun

Da je bilo puno zabave, volim PAPA, najbolji turnir u postojanje, ja gledati prema naprijed da ga svake godine. Gdje drugdje možete provesti četiri dana igrati fliper za 16 sata na dan s više od 400 pinova!

Quoted from Vengeance

Da je bilo puno zabave, volim PAPA, najbolji turnir u postojanje, ja gledati prema naprijed da ga svake godine. Gdje drugdje možete provesti četiri dana igrati fliper za 16 sata na dan s više od 400 pinova!

That actually got posted to kotaku yesterday as well, which got a bunch of non-pinball people to check it out.  The commentary was actually an interesting read-it gave me a few things to check out in the video, and a couple of ideas on how to play a little better.  There are some great saves/catches in there.  I suppose at that level you have to know what the high scoring opportunities are on just about every table.  

It kind of makes me wonder though-how would it go if the finals at the world championships were on a game that nobody had ever played before (e.g. and Avatar prototype this year)?  Would that be a better measure of pure pinball skill?