Gary said at Expo that the official title is Seewitch

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Exactly.

Nothing is stopping Stern from releasing Stingray or any of it's games again.

Stern is crazy smart to release as many games as it can, for the highest price it can; while the pinball market is still white-hot.

Remember, it was not that long ago that Beanie Babies were 11% of all of Ebay sales....

Beatles fans will buy anything

(yes, it's real, look at the great art on the packaging.)
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Who will be the first goofy mother fncker to start gluing these on top of their game???

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"Hey, and check this out... nice huh?.....Came with a certificate of authenticity and everything!"

Paul's sheepdog.

Paul always writes about his dogs; Jet was a dog too

I think he's saying that TNA has better music, so that's the difference in value.

4 ball multiball

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There's just no pleasing you

Let's cry about no Coin Door !!!

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They should have made it a glass door, and then you could put a collector's dinner plate on display.

There is a guy who builds brand new Fathoms from scratch and sells them for $8000

He just has a local company laser cut and bend the drop mechs for him

He is not a mechanical genius by any stretch of the imagination, so literally, if he can do it, anyone can

Wrote songs putting their logs in chick's fireplaces; not just holding their hands.

Kinda like Fireball and Fireball Classic; close enough for hand grenades .

A link would mean that he would have to pay licensing fees, and income taxes; he does not seem like that kind of guy.

The Pin was a success.

It was the testbed for all the newer boards that Stern latter made mainstream.

It was also the testbed for a game that a broad could have delivered to her door for $2499 through Amazon.

Both this batch and the Jan batch are completely sold out.

If your distributor did not get an order in yet, he is already out of luck.

Stern needed a test bed for a few things:

1. Would the brand new board sets work in real life conditions?

It would have been a Pinball Holocaust if Stern deployed Spike and they started failing in the field, loosing money for ops who already are on thin margins as it is.

2. Would the 2 year in-home warranty be viable?

Could Sterns existing service network handle the support, or would it end up breaking the bank. Remember, the target audience (single women, apartment dwellers bla bla bla) is not likely to own a soldering station, VOM meter, or be able to read a schematic.

I've been on 2 service runs for these, and both owners were as likely to be able to fix a pin as you would be able to recharge the coolant in your refrigerator.

3. Could a pin be shrunk down to several boxes and be safely delivered by UPS?

A single mom does not have time to wait all day for Roadway to drop a pallet in front of her apartment, nor is she able to carry a normal pin box up the stairs.

Stern had to design packaging that would protect the game from typical UPS drivers, yet fit under the size and weight requirements.

You are very short sighted, and obviously know nothing about about Stern sales numbers.

Stern sold EVERY ONE they planned on selling.

And, there are more The Pins coming.....Bahahahahahahahaha

Clear your mind and think.

Only 900 games total are for the entire USA market.

Do you really think that 18 Beatles fans per state will not buy up all those games?

Really???

He worked with "pony spotted penis" Michael Jackson.

Sold over 20,000 pinball machines.