Plastic bobble head toy and not based off the movies but rather the comics with voice actors...pass. Will wait and see on this one but I don't have a good feeling about it.

I can see it now on the flyer. The "Super action Funko Pop" is only on the pro while the "Triple spring propelled super action figure" is on the premium and LE.

I hope so but I also fear getting X-MEN voice actor callouts like "Look upon me X-MEN for I'm your oldest, deadliest foe"...lol.

Over the past two years it seems like Stern has been putting out 1-2 pins a year with a rather basic feature and code offering that supplement their games with deeper rulesets and a greater number of features. Aerosmith was first, then GOTG, time will tell if Deadpool is next. Today Stern games all seem to get treated differently, some have more toys then others (Ghostbusters for example), others with very deep rulesets / code support (Batman 66, Star Wars) and finally there's others like Aerosmith and GOTG that are a bit lackluster in both toys and code. It's possible that the themes Stern chooses and what licenses (licenses music, video, actor audio, etc) obtained for them influence a games budget. Just an observation, I could be wrong.

Looks really good but wow does the pro look excellent. At first glance I don't see a lot of differences between the premium / LE and pro playfields.

The bobble head is the main toy though...really?

So for $6k-$9k the main toy is a plastic bobble head?