First, I see nothing in the image that indicates the ramp moves. Second, the games look nothing alike. One cross ramp doesn't make a game.

In either case, there's not enough here to order. Would need to see an actual feature list. Not too interested in another two flipper game at the moment. The right side ramp, it's not clear from these low res images how to get the ball up that.

So the shot layout as I understand it:

- left orbit goes up a ramp behind the pops. On LE it can be diverted down the little ramp exit on far right back which makes it like an orbit shot. Or it can be diverted to the cross playfield ramp. Or to the ball lock area. On the pro it goes down the plastic ramp to the flippers or the lock.
- knock targets down, shoot hulk. He has magnets. He twists and throws his arms.
- On LE hulk can raise the right ramp over his head. on pro not
- LE has 6 ball hulk mb. Pro is 4 ball
- looks like MM/MB/AFM type rules with four inserts per character.
- open lower playfield
- middle ramp is actually the right ramp
- the LE ramp like thing on very far right is a possible ramp exit not a ramp entrance. Exits from left orbit shot, when diverter is active.

Friend just had me order him a hulk LE. I'll get it for three months before he takes it. So I'll either love it and order it or be out nothing.

Lol corrected

This doesn't look anything like champion pub to me. The hulk toy will rotate as well as toss its arms around.

stern is data east. I think guns n roses was it.

How can you say that? The two games you mention had very little game play differences. The avengers LE adds a whole ramp. The differences seem really huge.

using your list:
- AC/DC : Bell, Mini playfield, extra diverter ramp
- Xmen : Nightcrawler pop ups, Ice man ramp, moving disc.
- avengers: extra ramp, moveable hulk ramp, extra diverter gate in orbit, 6 ball vs 4 ball mb

The extra orbit gate is a big gameplay change. Changes the whole speed and flow of the game. The same was true on TFLE. Don't forget the light show differences on LE vs pro. You can't just stick in LEDs to the pro to get that either.

I do because:
1) I think the light show is huge
2) I don't think either pro or LE would be in my collection long term anyway
3) the sale loss of about $500 will be the same on both.
4) if I had the pro and didn't love it I'd be always wondering if the LE would have been better

So i would rather tie up $2600 more for longer and play the better game before I sell and get my funds back.

If you decide later you like the game but want a pro you can easily sell the LE and pick up a pro for cheaper and pocket some cash.

Then there's always the chance the game is a home run and you love it in which case the pro wouldn't be enough in my opinion. The hulk version is beautiful to look at.

It's likely that owners of "the pin" won't know how to change a light bulb.