LoTR
TSPP
FGY

WOZ will most likely be #1 when it's complete.

Currently I would rank the top 5:
TSPP



LOTR

WPT

X-Men
FGY

AC/DC.

I've owned it for about five months, and still haven't figured out the whole jackpot based on song/tour/album dates. And I don't think anyone really knows what the devil horn inserts do (if anything).

Obviously the Keith Johnson games are up there along with AC/DC. There are lots of games that have really odd or hard to understand bonuses or multipliers.

Don't know about Xmen but I'd say this is right on and since Keith did Tspp, Lotr and Wpt and said Woz rules would be the deepest ever, that's a good bet...

Heh; I was debating FGY or xmen for my #3 spot. I went with FGY only because xmen isn't finished. If they add dead pool, combo JPs, and a final wizard mode. Ya, this will take my #3

1. AC/DC Premium
2. AC/DC LE
3. AC/DC Pro

LOTR, TSPP, and TZ. I would guess that WOZ will take the top spot once code is complete.

Heck, I still haven't figured out for certain what makes the Titan Tunnel spinner value advance on my Swords of Fury.

I got LOTR and TSPP, maybe because I love lord of the rings trilogy I totally understand the rules and the incredible depth. TSPP.. I have no idea what's going on! There is so much happening. So to me TSPP has the most depth.

TSPP
TZ
Roadshow

XMEN. You have to be a damn scientist to understand the rules!

ACDC is broad, in that it has 12 modes, but you can choose any of them at start... you can see most of the game just by replaying. All three multiballs can also be started pretty easily... only Encore mode is tough to get. The rules are very complex and scoring well takes skill and knowledge, but the game is mostly visible to anyone

TSPP is deep in that many of its modes (and mode stacks) cannot be achieved until many other goals are completed. Only very skilled players will experience things like Couch, Pretzel, Springfield Mystery Spot and Scratchy's Revenge stacked together.

LOTR is not as deep as TSPP in that it doesn't hold as much back, but things such as SRFMB, TABA, and of course Valinor are there for the long haul. LOTR is broad in that it offers many scoring opportunities at any given time... ring modes, movie MBs, ring frenzies, Gollum MB, 'super' awards, etc.

Xmen seems pretty basic in that you can have a villian and a hero running, or not, but the intricate details on how those villians and heros interact with the multiballs makes the game complex. No comment on hero stacking, that just gets silly.

TSPP blows the competition away on this!!!

TSPP, LOTR and ACDC as mentionned before. Will get my long awaited LOTR in a few weeks!
Honorable mention to WPT : many different ways to achieve multiball, different objectives that are hard to achieve in a single game. The temporary 3X scoring idea is excellent.

Wheel of Fortune could have had one of the deepest rulesets...there was great potential there, so bad it was not finished.

TSPP. I've watched Bowen's 45 min tutorial twice and still have trouble following.

Hey,

I'll put TSPP as well; don't have enough time on LotR to say one way or another.

Luke

TSPP

In what way does WPT have deep rules? I have a WPT & I enjoy it, although I'm not sure I consider it deep (though maybe I'm just not very good at it yet as there is still more I need to achieve).
I think its a pretty deep game in that there is plenty to shoot at, & enough going on. But when I think of depth I'm thinking of those games with like 12+ different modes & stuff like that. Maybe WPT is deep but in a different sort of way? IDK, maybe I need to learn more about my game!

Paragon. Hard to play and almost impossible to master......

There is no debate, TSPP is the deepest machine by far. Nothing else is even close.

Seriously

TSPP

If you say anything else you haven't figured out TSPP

Rosetta Stone should make a TSPP edition!

TSPP and LOTR's