Quoted from RTS:

Is a great theme with shit rules worth $5000-$15,000?
Indiana Jones is the same theme whether made by Williams or Stem.

Quoted from Oldgoat:

Since we are talking about cars...**WARNING CARGUMENT AHEAD**
Cars and pinball machines are a head/heart decision. I'm thinking about getting a small truck. The two contenders are Canyon Denali and Ridgeline Black Edition. The Honda is faster, has better handling, more comfortable, under bed storage, 2-way tailgate, a 4x8 sheet can lay flat (which is actually of value to me) and, other than towing capacity and low range capability appears to be better in virtually every way. I have never, nor will I ever tow anything beyond possibly a small u-haul and don't ever pull out tree stumps. The head says it is a no-brainer. But then I look at the pics...damn that denali sure is purty..the heart screams Canyon.
I look at all the toys, rules, innovation and game play of Dialed In and my head says "wow, what a fun game, best out there". Then I look at BM66...all the nostalgia of my youth, the characters I instantly recognize, the music, the callouts that make me smile and the heart says "BM66 all the way" (and no, I cant get both)
I know for some a car is simply a tool to get themselves and cargo from point A to point B so crash ratings, fuel economy, reliability are the only thing that matters. For others, the look, feel, sound are all that matters. Those people have it easy. It's not that simple for most of us. Hence the dissonance, the indecision, the struggles. Yes, theme matters but so does everything else.

Quoted from Hazoff:

so equally as shitty a theme as WWE.

Quoted from Zitt:

Look at my collection... I think theme is pretty important to me. Nuff Said.