Quoted from o-din:

I'm guessing-
$8,999 classic
$10,999 SE
$14,999 LE

Quoted from CrazyLevi:

So the jumbo screen...is it gonna be like when you parents can't figure out how to work the aspect ratio? Are the aliens all going to appear to be short and fat?

Quoted from rotordave:

I have also heard from two very credible sources:
Base $6500
Mid $7500
Super LE $8500
If that is the pricing, I think it is pretty good.
Probably nailed it right at the market sweet point.
rd

Quoted from NPO:

Not trying to be the buzzkill here, guys, but I'd dial it back until the official release on pricing comes out. Last thing I'd want to see is this community "chanting it to the point of believing it" and then the real pricing comes out that is way different, and everyone gets all bent out of shape.
Yes, I am an owner, and I couldn't care less if my game drops to $500 in value. I want to see everyone be able to get one, but let's "keep it real" until we know for sure what the pricing will be...

Quoted from benheck:

Is AFM $1500 less complex than MM? How much does the portcullis, drawbridge and 2 trolls cost? (since it's the same game otherwise)

Quoted from Whysnow:

I just heard 5500 plus shipping for the standard?
Great choice if so!!!! Competing in the Stern Pro market is the way to go! You will sell 3000 of them at that price is my bet!

Quoted from Whysnow:

may be the case.
I mean lets be honest. If Stern can pump out new games at 5100 delivered... seems like someone like CGC can pump out a remake at 5500 plus shipping.
They of course have the advantage of saving on all the cabinet costs since no mark up for your own product. They also have all the assembly line knowledge. They also have some of the development issues worked out from MMr stuff.
Only seems logical to hit at that 5500 price point. Also seems like the way to really take market share and establish yourself as a player.
This of course also hedges on the ability to produce games in a reasonable time frame.

Quoted from chadderack:

Didn't CraziLevi and rd play it at the show last week in Texas?

Quoted from o-din:

Really? I had no idea CGC set up a program to return and replace those defective playfields. I only heard of one, and that was for one guy that did a lot of kicking and screaming and it was an unpopulated one at that and he still had to pay for it..
If you can tell me of the program where CGC sent out populated playfield to those that were damaged due to sloppy assembly or bad ink print, I'm all ears.

Quoted from g0nz0:

By "In the old days" did you mean back before one idiot sold his machine for 3 times what it was worth. And someone else saw an idiot buy and so that idiot did the same thing and baited another idiot and eventually the entire market overpriced their old pins to a point to where they are the same price as a brand new car?
Those old days?
I hope they remake every single pin in existence and flood the market. So maybe eventually people will stop thinking they own gold bars and then some of us can actually get some pins in our collections without selling our kids and organs to afford them. It has gotten rather ridiculous in the last decade. Inflation is one thing... but pinball inflation jumped 100 years worth.
And I get supply and demand, but I assure you eventually the demand will slow. All hobbies have periods where they are hot commodities. I just wouldn't want to be the one who bought that 10k machine right before they start plummeting in price.