http://bostonpinball.biz/ebay0513.htm Check Boston Pinball's what things sold for guide.

LTG : )™

Exactly. $1,600 on average. Hopefully this Simpsons is going to be a keeper?

Going to be hard to do i think. Just due what you are going to do and keep it. Last one i had i got for 750 bucks and sold it for exactly 1,600.

DE Simpsons is a great game. Hang onto it for a while.

hmm it doesn't. The simpsons data east is very different then TSPP.
#1 is era, the data east ones has a lot of old catch phrases that Bart would say back in the 90s. "ayecaramba" "el barto" and a few others i think.

#2 The play field and art in the TSPP is obviously more updated with the new characters and improved pinball tech. The DMD on the 2 are totally different also. TSPP has much more stuff in it to keep the player entertained and I think he rules sets are better then the data east one. The great thing with the data east simpsons is that it does take you back to the original simpsons. I don't know how to explain that but it just does. The play field has much less stuff but is still a good game.

#3 you can buy 2 or 3 Data East Simpsons for one TSPP.... The price alone I think tells you how it stacks up.

There are a few flaws to it like how sometimes when you hit the center drop targets the ball bounces up and hits the glass. I just restored one and I am keeping it. http://pinside.com/pinball/forum/topic/installed-cabinet-decals-on-my-data-east-simpsons
It's still nice pin to have around if you are a fan of the franchise.

I listed mine on CL last summer. Playfield wasn't mint, but it was a great fast player. It had the typical planking near the apron. I think it had a new led display too, can't remember. Backglass was mint NOS. It was a fresh shop job and a decent cab.

Listed it for 1500... it was sold and gone with no haggling the next day. I still kind of miss it, you just can't beat the playability of the old system 11's and data easts

I have good condition main ramp available if needed, just pm.

I prefer the DE vs. the Stern. It's just like a System 11 in game play and rules. Not crazy deep.... not easy to get the jackpot. Fun and fast. I also like the price point vs. the Stern game.

Yup just sell Xenon to me !!!!!!

It doesn't, but but one thing you can say is its a lot cheaper. I have one myself, I like it but its a drain monster on the outlanes.

Got one for sale here if anyone's interested at $1500

Thanks,
John P. Dayhuff
Battle Creek, Mi.
269-979-3836

i keep mine on route at a local bar and it has been a hit with the customers and never breaks. not much can break on the game aside from a few drop targets and a few VUK. these simple games for great for location.
your average bar player is not looking for deep rulesets and they want to 50 cent game.
its brings is about 50$ a week or so.

for 2,000$ it would have to be mint.

I sold a beautiful one with a nice bright cabinet for $1800.

I'm no expert with running pins on location but any game is going to get wear and tear when played 100 to 150 times a week buy people who are drinking.

compared to my other games, STTNG, DM, GOZILLA, DA Simpsons needs much less care and most of the play field can be cleaned without taking the whole thing apart.

and its a familiar title that people know and like.

m.