Avengers: Infinity Quest (pro)
Stern, 2020
Jurassic Park (Pro)
Stern, 2019
Monster Bash (Classic Edition)
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I own and lik JP but it is aimed at more of the experienced type of player. Rules get complicated and tough to complete anything. Like others said, MB is a better fit for the family and less experienced players. It is more shallow but so are most of the classic games. People still love them. If you start to get bored of it, swap it out for another game. Any one game will get boring after a while no matter how deep.
Quoted from fnosm:Be careful about pricing on used Sterns. The pro editions could be had new in box for less than 5K very recently (maybe even now if you know who to buy from.) It is common practice for people to buy Stern machines new, play them and resell them for what they paid or a bit more. FWIW the published price for Stern machines is not necessarily the street price. Also shipping costs are the original owners sunk cost. It doesn't make the machine more valuable. So if you bought a game for 4500 and it cost 300 to ship it you have a $4500 game. Not a $4800 game. If buying used ask to see the receipt to get an idea of what you should be willing to pay.
Where the hell are you getting nib for $4500?
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