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Any $5k+ MSRP product where the manufacturer needs money up front before the builds have even started is too risky for me. Figure out a positive business case, get a bank loan, make the games, then sell them. Anything else is winging it...
Quoted from pezpunk:I'm not sure we are using the term bubble correctly in this thread.
Agreed. It seems that the "popping" of a bubble or balloon is being discussed here. Interesting thread though...
Quoted from xTheBlackKnightx:If Pro Pinball Timeshock! ever materializes beyond a prototype and goes into production, the pinball world will change again.
It HAS the best potential to be the next BBB.
So it will fail to launch, get a bunch of investors and pre-orderers pissed off, create drama in a gaming community and then resell for $20k?
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