I thought the game was pretty decent when I played it at Pinfest, but the backbox really did look odd and flimsy. Wish they would have went with a more conventional backbox, IMO. I would definitely take another spin on this to see what I think once more people have them.

Still hope that everyone that's jumping out gets their money back, and those who are staying in get their games in short order.

It does depend how the bank does the transfer. I've wired money to suppliers in Germany and China for a few years, and it can go right into their account, or it can go through a 3rd party / intermediary bank which slows up the process.

Wow (after reading both articles and the meeting liquidation report). What an end to this saga. Sorry for all of those who lost out.

I've played this machine before, and was hopeful that everything would get straightened out. It does sound like there is some chance that Pinball Bros may try to hold onto some of the IP and equipment and try to resurrect the game, although it's slim.