Quoted from TigerLaw:

That is helpful for this purchase but you have to find a distributor that doesn't want to charge you extra for using your card and still give you the street price or whatever shipping deal he would normally cut.
What I'm finding is if a distro will accept your credit card so you get the rewards they either want to charge you 2-3% or they want to raise the price or not give you free shipping if you worked that out prior to discussing payment method.
With a game as pricy as DI, getting your full credit card rewards without a penalty is a niceness perk to reduce cost.

Quoted from TigerLaw:

But there they want $9,000, so while they don't charge you the credit card fee you aren't getting the street price either. In my personal ideal world, I want the best street price and to be allowed to get cash back from my credit card without the fee...

Quoted from TheLaw:

Like around 3K stripped down?

Quoted from bigd1979:

Dialed in is one of the most feature loaded pins i can think of. Just so much there and not to mention the cab /board redesigns. Love the way the lcd swings out to get to all the boards on the head.

Quoted from TigerLaw:

What sort of city type disaster is this?

Quoted from jfh:

It's fun. It's not intimidating to a novice nor too hard for an average player. The shots are smooth and varied. The graphics show great promise. It has that "just one more game appeal". If you like Lawlor games you will like DI. The much maligned cell phone actually works well as a way to advance the game. I think it's the best use of a mini LCD that we've seen on any game to date.
Yes, the name is a head scratcher and the guy holding the cell phone as the central art is a major disappointment. Whoever said the game should have been called "Quantum City Chaos" was dead on. The title "Dialed In!" will seem dated and obsolete in a few years (if it isn't already). I used to think the title and art fiascos were enough to derail the game - I was one of those that was totally deflated at the initial announce. However although I feel that the title and art will cost JJP sales, I think game play will save it. It won't outsell WOZ, but will do far better than Hobbit.

Quoted from jar155:

If Dialed In can't outsell The Hobbit, then the pinball community is a mess and doesn't actually care about pinball. Dialed In is vastly superior. If theme makes that big of a difference for people, they really should get into collecting posters. It would be cheaper and it take up less space.

Quoted from TigerLaw:

Don't tell that to Gomez. He gets a bit worked up when people say that (well, worked up for Gomez anyway...he's a pretty calm guy).
AFM was in development before the movie was released by over a year as I recall from what Gomez has said several times.

Quoted from bemmett:

Sorry I knew that and something made me type son, trying to pretend to focus on work while I'm on here reading pinball news.
In either case thanks to you both, super informative and available to answer everyone's questions and give some insight to the programming of it all. Was awesome having you both there, "Dad" trying to sell everyone(even though I think the game sells itself with people seeing and playing it) and you telling us how it all worked.

Quoted from PinballHog:

My family got a chance to visit the JJP factory yesterday. Jack took time out of his busy schedule to give us a tour of the factory. We even got to see our DILE in the box waiting to be shipped. We can't wait to get back home to be able to have it shipped. Jack, Jen, and the whole JJP team were so nice. This is great group of people and it all starts with Jack.

Quoted from Pimp77:

LOL, good eye...you're really looking at these pics in detail!