Quoted from Homepin:

If you can't say anything positive.............it just astounds me how some people can only ever be negative.......
You are probably aware of ONE that ended up with a small crack in the corner after two very solid days of ABUSE (not normal play). We have not had ANY other issues with them at all. Why not pick on the glue we hold them together with? I wonder if that is strong enough - maybe it will let go? Maybe the sky might fall?
How about:
"wow, look how well the new lockdown bar works"
People are always asking for innovation, change, difference - when somebody does something different they cop nonsense like your comment.
Why not comment on some of the positive things such as:
How well the cabinet is built with the highest grade plywood, wood "slides" under the cab to protect the artwork, full metal corner braces, full stainless playfield support brace, massive torroidal transformer, power switch in the "expected" place, the wiring harness is tagged with every switch, lamp & solenoid, DMD/speaker panel that swings fully out of the way, coin box and coin mech included, innovative roller bearing playfield slide mechanism and many many other things.
I guess it's a lot easier to be a grouch......

Quoted from Tuna_Delight:

Jeez - at least my game made your show list I guess.
At least one very happy person didn't agree with you though as I sold it. In defense of PCC, I think it actually is a fun game if you enjoy the simple challenges of EM's and classic 2" flippers. If not, then this definitely isn't the game for you. Besides cool artwork, it also has great callouts which I discovered Sunday AM (I wasn't at the show Saturday) were very hard to hear so I subsequently increased the volume to twice as high as what I originally set it at the start of the show Friday.
In an ideal (i.e. spacious gameroom) world, I would have kept it as it adds nice variety to a larger collection.

Quoted from RobF:

Finally pulled all of my audits;
MMr - 421
TSSP - 450
MetPro - 569
KISS Pro - 609
GB Prem - 626