Until today, I have had zero attraction to WOZ. The movie was long before my time, and the on screen witch seemed a little contrived in the short clips I watched. However, today, I spent some more time and watched a video shot by John from John's arcade and I was floored. I love the Outland minigames(edit) to earn your ball back, the LEDs are astounding and change the mood. All the toys look fun. Real wood as the Apron, true luxury materials. This game looks amazing... I know I am late to the party on this discussion. It seemed lots of people wrote it off as boring and slow. But, isn't that kind of the beauty of it? The stop and go play? Can I get some more honest opinions from owners. I've read the archive posts already, just want to hear more...

How long have you had it?

I don't get this reference? Fill me in please

Yeah, it is pretty pricey. I see getting one anytime in the near future being a bit of a trick. I got my foot in the door of the hobby picking up a non working t2, and fixing it on my dime. If I put away 40 bucks a week, and sold my t2 I'd realistically be 2 years away from one... Sigh.

The videos I've seen it looked plenty lively, I'll bet not being as "fast" as other machines saves some wear and year on plastics, ramps, and basically the whole machine.

Yeah, the thing that has really grabbed me so far is the sound. Reminds me a lot of modern flashy Vegas slot machines. (In a good way) The chimes and slingshot sounds. Really like no other machine I've ever heard.

Is there a place you play it on route? It it kept up properly?

Seems like the majority of the negative feedback was when Jjp appeared to be facing some hurdles getting their games built. Hope hobbit is amazing and a bunch of these have to "compete" in the used market. Too early to say, but woz almost looks like more machine than the hobbit. I know, not totally fair to say...

What, are you serious? I remember reading this idea in the proposed "pinball gremlins" game, but had no idea woz did this. That soooo cool!

I don't remember where I read it, but one pinhead said that the hobbit didn't look like "it's own world under the glass" the same way Woz does. That really made a lot of sense to me. Looking into the woz table, It does really look like one world. Hobbit (although early) looks like a steel ramp, two battle axes and a pair of whack a moles. I don't feel like it's all tied together quite the same. That said, its going to play like a rocket ship.

Thanks for the contributions guys, I've learned a bunch more about this pin that no ones videos had posted yet.. The crystal ball flipper modes sound fun. I think it's solved, you may not love the theme, but YES, Woz is fun!

Yes I am, but still have some saving to do. Maybe around the time the new pat lawlor game comes out. Some woz's should be available, and I will have socked away a few extra bucks

Finally got my WOZ. Picked it up used last week and I couldn't be happier! This game is amazing. I love it all. My boy loves it too. Not even three and he can't get enough. Great game, and I look forward to more from JJP. Love the crystal ball modes.

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I sold mine too, and regretted it. I purchased a GB pro with the cash and immediately knew I'd made a mistake. I later traded for a Hobbit which I kept for two years. A few weeks ago I finally got the chance to trade for a Ruby Red WOZ which was basically knew. All feels right in the universe again, I still love this game, maybe my favorite ever, and YES WOZ is Fun!!!