Still tempted to buy a GB Premium. I like that the game has a deep objective based ruleset and that it plays difficult. The layout is very unique and refreshing compared to traditional fan layout games.

I just hope that the game receives a couple more code updates that expands on existing rules and adds more functionality to premium features.

It's a shame Stern didn't delay GB so it could have the new LCD display. Ghostbusters with an LCD sounds amazing. Still, what's there is pretty good and the game is more loaded then nearly every other Stern. It's also nice that Stern got one of the original actors to do callouts for the game.

Its a very cool game. I'm getting close pulling the trigger on a premium as well. I think its one of the best games Stern has made.

The only thing stopping me from buying a GB at this point is the nearly 3,000 post thread dedicated just to issues for the game. All of the issues are fixable but why hasn't Stern updated new production games to have an air ball plastic, stronger springs for the drop targets, a fix for bricked right ramp shots, and a fix for the one way orbit gate? For these crazy NIB prices Stern should be making fixes as a result of known issues to new production games.

Its already hard to stomach the $6800 asking price for a NIB Ghostbusters Premium (there was a $100 price increase in January) but then to also deal with fixing several known issues just seems wrong from a customers point of view.

Prices went up in January, now $6800 shipped for a premium. $6700 would be a "very" good price but I wonder if it would be for a game made in 2016?