Quoted from Pinballmike217:Buying both to put on location in the Boston area so you guys can play before you purchase if you want to.
Who is better than you Mike??? No one! Thank you!
Quoted from Pinballmike217:Buying both to put on location in the Boston area so you guys can play before you purchase if you want to.
Who is better than you Mike??? No one! Thank you!
Quoted from thedarkknight77:Who is better than you Mike??? No one! Thank you!
Thanks! Looking forward to our Deadpool launch party already.
Now I can not buy any, but if I could it would be deadpool. I love comic based arts like xm..sm vault ... and marvel themes. I think it's going to be a very fun and different game..monster bush is a classic game very good but very played ...
If deadpool is fun ill get a premium. If mbr Le looks good and is no more than 8k. I might pick up both
Won't be getting either, but if you forced me to choose one now I'd go with Monster Bash. I'd pretty much always go with a machine I've played (and like) over a machine that I've never played. Perhaps that will change after having a chance to play Deadpool. Plus I feel that Monster Bash is a machine that my wife and kids would really enjoy.
Quoted from NPO:I love how you flat-out give solid reasoning why you should NOT buy an LE including a burned experience, but then you basically say "Can't help myself, oh well, whatcha gonna do?"
Stern LOVES customers like you : ). Hope you don't get burned twice....
I am aware of the irony. Sometimes what makes sense and what is fun don't always line up.
Quoted from TheLaw:What does playing the game have to do with ordering one?
unfortunately that's the sad truth with the way pinball has gone.
Quoted from CaptainNeo:unfortunately that's the sad truth with the way pinball has gone.
Well guess what, it was always that way. OPs didn't wait to play the game in the 90s I'm guessing, they just ordered them.
The only difference is the whining aboot them....or maybe they whined but not as much and not online every 2 day
Quoted from cscmtp:BOTH! (since my wife isn't sitting at the computer with me)
No wonder I don't want either. I don't have a wife to annoy.
Quoted from TheLaw:Well guess what, it was always that way. OPs didn't wait to play the game in the 90s I'm guessing, they just ordered them.
The only difference is the whining aboot them....or maybe they whined but not as much and not online every 2 day
OPs were also interested in the newest machine in the 90s just for fresh lineups = more quarters. If it didn't do well, it was gone and a new game was brought in that would do well, until the arcade scene died.
Today's market is a bit different. Home collectors buying NIB without first playing it, taking a bath on it when they don't like it and sell it, then do it all over again while bitching about the last one.
Waiting for a pin that is speculated to be released is probably the smartest thing a collector can do. It keeps your money in your wallet and lets you play a current game on location before you buy it. Stern eats up the FOMO with their LE releases, and people gobble it up. Again, all while bitching about the last one.
Quoted from FatPanda:Today's market is a bit different....
Correct, that was my point.
Quoted from FatPanda:Waiting for a pin that is speculated to be released is probably the smartest thing a collector can do.
the best thing IMO collectors can do is become players/pro buyers. Check out the price for pros new vs used...very very stable. Don't have to take a bath on pros if you don't like it.
Neither really. NIB prices are just too much for me right now. Thought I would be down for some of the remakes but just can't justify the prices. I would have a lot more interest if the remakes had more code or alternative play modes but don't think that is going to happen. Stern pro's used to be reasonable price at around $5000 or less but $6000 is premium territory to me. Game would have to be something special for me to throw that kind of money around. Deadpool looks cool but little interest in theme. Cool to see Stern kick out some solid titles lately, though. People keep hinting at Munsters. If they do that title right at the level they are doing things lately, that might be hard to pass up.
No word on the voice actor yet for Deadpool right? how funny would it be if they ended up getting someone like gilbert Gottfried to do the voice for Deadpool!
Quoted from fisherdaman:No word on the voice actor yet for Deadpool right?
Think it's been known for awHile wiht links and pics
Quoted from fisherdaman:No word on the voice actor yet for Deadpool right? how funny would it be if they ended up getting someone like gilbert Gottfried to do the voice for Deadpool!
Word on the street is Bobcat Goldthwait. They talked him into doing the old voice and everything.
Quoted from RobertWinter:Neither. I've already had MB twice, one of which was NIB. Don't miss it at all. I'll play DP on location.
Waiting for Munsters and EHOH. I'm 80% in on Munsters. EHOH is a definite buy.
okay, who is making the Munsters? I love the Munsters!.....and any timeline on production or release date?
Quoted from FatPanda:Today's market is a bit different. Home collectors buying NIB without first playing it, taking a bath on it when they don't like it and sell it, then do it all over again while bitching about the last one. .
What in God's name are you talking about? Nobody "takes a bath" on NIB games anymore unless you mean losing a few hundred bucks, unless you bought a WWE I guess. Buying a NIB Stern is a pretty low-risk proposition these days.
Quoted from CrazyLevi:Nobody "takes a bath" on NIB games anymore unless you mean losing a few hundred bucks, unless you bought a WWE I guess. Buying a NIB Stern is a pretty low-risk proposition these days.
Oh yeah, just try getting your money back on a game like BM66 a few months after purchase when the playfield now looks like the surface of the moon and it was still in beta code for over a year.
Quoted from o-din:Oh yeah, just try getting your money back on a game like BM66
hahaha...no actually bought that super deluxe priced sack of money grabbing shit though.
Quoted from TheLaw:hahaha...no actually bought that super deluxe priced sack of money grabbing shit though.
I bought the premium and still had a hard time getting rid of it.
Sure if you want to hold onto a game that's barely playable for over a year and hope you can still see the playfield art by the end of that period, then yes you may recoup a little more of your money, or then again maybe not.
Quoted from TheLaw:Well guess what, it was always that way. OPs didn't wait to play the game in the 90s I'm guessing, they just ordered them.
The only difference is the whining aboot them....or maybe they whined but not as much and not online every 2 day
there wasn't such a thing as preorder of anything. When they were ready to ship, they were ready to buy. OPS only cared if it made money. Games like TZ, CV and such were epic flops as far as money makers go. But loved by the home collector.
Stupid question but do we know if those “11 tracks” are going to be in the game? I’d buy for it X Gonna Give it to ya!
Quoted from jeffspinballpalace:Neither, holding on for Munsters.
Don’t wait you might be disappointed
Deadpool LE and Monster Bash LE for me thanks, will also add Munsters LE to the list when it becomes available for sale.
Quoted from cpr9999:Don’t wait you might be disappointed
probably ... but it doesn't hurt to play all before deciding. No reason to believe Munsters would be better, but as far as hero/monster themes go, I'll have to try these and ACNC. I've long since run out of room and money, and I fear one of these four will be appealing enough to buy. I need help.
Quoted from jeffspinballpalace:probably ... but it doesn't hurt to play all three before deciding. I have no reason to believe it will be any better, but as far as hero/monster themes, go I'll have to try these and ACNC. I've got to believe 1 of these 4 will be appealing enough to want to buy.
Yep - Deadpool and MBr will still be around by the time Munsters comes out. I know this is crazy, but I'm thinking it's better to make an informed decision rather than a rushed one based on speculation and chance.
Quoted from Tuna_Delight:Yep - Deadpool and MBr will still be around by the time Munsters comes out. I know this is crazy, but I'm thinking it's better to make an informed decision rather than a rushed one based on speculation and chance.
Played ACNC without code in March and still enjoyed it. Dying to play DP on location soon. MB with more code and a big screen might be spectacular, or could turn out no different than the first one - but it will be another month before we'll see it. Of all these themes, I could most imagine immersing myself in Munsters (even prefering it to BM66). So I'll be sitting tight through TPF in March 2019, and by then even games by DR should be announced. Practicing my patience since none of these exist yet.
Quoted from KozMckPinball:At Pintastic 2018, George Gomez mentioned that he had a design in the works and he seemed really enthused about it. Funny how he did both Deadpool and MB. Either way you're getting a Gomez.
And my last NIB Stern happened to be a Gomez design - BM66.
It could be a real Gomezpalooza!
Now that Batman 66 has reached .98 coding, it is an awesome game! Quite deep coding and amazing what Lyman has done with the playfield of that table. Those people who bailed early may be regretting it. I know it was rough at first, but quite refined now and who doesn’t like Batman 66? It has universal appeal worldwide. The theme integration of that table exceeds all others in the TV/Movie genre. Call outs all by original actors. Music is original. Tons of show video. The small table TV needs improvement although. Currently a slide show that needs to have villain taunting happening instead of just a slide show. Game design after Lyman coding is a winner. Table is on the hard side though, because most all the shots are at the back of the table. I know it’s made me a much better player now.
Deadpool LE, it’s something new and exciting
Remakes are cool and all, but we’ve all been there before
Agreed. Tough to shell out top dollar for a 20 yr old theme and playfield that we've already played a million times.
Wish they'd figure out how to make a "classic" repeat at 2/3 the price rather than priced to equal brand new original projects.
Agreed squared!
After playing Deadpool LE for the first time today, I must admit it’s a pretty sweet LE package in person. The sparkley red powder coat is great, contrasting cab art is top notch all around and the added PF stuff over pro definitely “feels” like it’s worth the extra $$$.
Disco ball is cooler in person and I especially like the small right diverter ramp up to the sword.
Good job on the layout Go-meZZZZ!
If this was still a $7k LE street price I probably would’ve bought one.
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