At home, you can set the game up however you like. The location game is set up how the operator wants it. If you start getting too good at it at home, or it starts to get boring change the settings. Home games and locations games (even when they're the same) aren't the same game.

Money is always an issue when it comes to games.. I got in the hobby last July picked up a used Pirates and love it.. 2 months later saw Deadpool drop, played it at a pinball show and that was it I had to have it and 3 days later it was on order. I love Deadpool pro and find all the new games do not grab my attention like it does. Personally when you can afford it id say get one, we have played enough games on it in 7 months to pay for it if it was on location

I think home and location games are complementary, have the games you really love at home and get your fix on variety on location. Space and budget allowing I think about 4 games at home (give or take a few) is plenty, having huge collection is for some but not everyone. So don’t rush into buying DP if it’s close by on location, if it still feels like a keeper after a while then consider getting it

If you enjoy that pinball on location, you'll probably love it at home. You'll be able to dive in deeper and get a whole new appreciation.

Dp is a great machine.... If you get bored... You'll have plenty waiting to take it off your hands

Do it!

I can totally see your point on DP. It's one of a dozen games at the local arcade and I seem to play it the most.

They recently added Octoberfest and that was fun. I also used play the BM66 and now the game is not enjoyable. I checked the play field and it was beyond dirty and the ball kept getting stuck..