I think the reason you don't see these come up for sale very often is because they didn't make that many of them. I've always found 24 to be a fun and very underrated game. I've also seen every episode of the TV show, so that certainly helps.

I've never owned one myself. But I do think its a pretty good playing game. I am not a fan of theme, and the sound annoys me a little with the female voice over and over.

I picked up an HUO recently without ever playing one before and I love it plays fast and smooth the drops are great killer spinner shot plenty deep as far as the rules but you don't have to get deep to have fun, I have a Polk Audio sub hooked up to it also the sound effects are awesome.

It's a awesome machine. If you can snag one for a good price, DO IT!. Game is under-rated.

Good luck seeing all 24 scenes/modes in one game. All the hurry-ups add intense game-play, especially making sure you get as many 2x playfield multipliers (The Mole) as you can. Stacking all three main multi-balls, as well as being able to play thru and start another scene/s during multi-ball is a blast, and can make the machine really flow!

The artwork doesn't bother me, seems like thats a big knock against it with some people.

I personally really enjoy all the sounds, and laugh every time when Jack yells "DAMMIT" as the ball hits the out lane. Game really Rocks!

I've been to, but not saved the president or become a Master Agent... Yet.

Yep Chloe is a bit blase with her callouts, but to me it's a goofy counterbalance for
the game's in your face, *race against time all the time* feel. But I like a machine to
have an off the wall quirk or a funny sound clip. And though the theme doesn't particularly
get me going (I've never one time watched an episode of the TV show*) I think
this machine is one of the best. Bitchin' toys and a sweet look to the lights and lines of the
playfield, deep gameplay and enough variation. If I could take only two pins to the proverbial
desert island this might be the second.

*But I saw "Young Guns II" does that count?

Ive heard Stern made less then 1000 of this machine or some low number thats supposed to make it rare. Im not sure if thats true or not. 24 was one of my favorite shows.

The word was when the show ended, work had begun on a theatrical movie with the same characters to wrap up the show. Something like that.

Production on the 24 movie starts this spring.

I've heard numbers ranging from 1000-1200, which is about double the production of CSI. I've heard 400-600 CSIs. I'm lucky enough to have a CSI and really hope to have a 24 next to it someday. It will be a neat 1-2 punch both being great shows and such contrasting play styles. Neither game gets the respect it deserves. It is a shame that neither game ended up being the original designer's vision due to all of the crap going down at Stern at the time. It's kind of amazing they turned out as good as they did regardless of that.

Lost Boys rocks! And there are lots of pins seen in that movie too! Ahh...the 80s...

+1, even if the gameplay sucked that would be a cool line-up...

Yep, I think your right on with production numbers. I would like a CSI next to my 24 also.

Yeah, CSI and 24 would go well together. Different shot assortments, both pretty fun games.