Some of you have a hard time following so I will type slower. I'm not saying it matters if the ball looks great over performance.(see previous post) I'm saying that if you start a new company in todays market and you really want to get noticed, and have people talking. It helps to have a marketable product in name, looks, and performance.

And(in my opinnion) the first releases from Global900 weren't that overall impressive. I think(my opinnion)with all the experience from the previous compaines that Global900 has they would have been a little more creative or done something that makes you really want to buy the product.

For those who need scores, I can find those for almost any ball on the market. The discussion I was refering to was marketability. If when you first heard about Global900 and couldn't wait to see what they were going to produce(like me) and were happy to see the break and creature thats fine.

I on the other hand was a little disappointed. Just like when I saw the fisrt of the new Track(hammer) balls released. The days of Robo, Mutant, and Morpheus Radical Symmetrical cores are gone.

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Nothing wrong with the looks or the logos. In fact, I think the Creature logo is pretty cool.

As for the Break, I like a plain black ball with white grips and slug. It gives me good visual feedback going down the lane.

The Break Pearl is a visual home run...dead sexy. Right now, the Break Pearl and the Complete NV are tops on the "eye candy" list.

That said, the ball that matches up the best will get the call, even if it's the ugliest thing I own.
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Jon (in Ohio)
aka: Rico Swerve~



Edited on 3/31/2008 9:16 AM