Cannot figure out why you think this. Go into the settings and set the turntable for faster spin if it bothers you. It is lightning fast if you set on highest setting. On Catwoman ramp, no flex at all. You must have one that is not properly seated. No clunks at all, when you learn flipper positions. Any game is clunky when the player doesn’t know where the shots are on the flippers. Geometry 101.

Agreed, the price is just too high here in Australia. Unfortunately with only one distributor, albeit a good one, there is no competition like in the USA, so no competitive street pricing like USA has. More distributor competition, always equates to much better pricing for us the consumer. Competitive Street price in the USA for 3lvira premium will be close to $7k. Here it is $13,5k. Even with exchange rate factored in, that is a huge disparity.

They’re using projection bit mapping. Surprised it has taken this long for any company to use this technique in pinball. Good look, as software handles the whole process. Haven’t had a chance yet to see where it’s located, but probably under an eave of the house above the stairs, pointed down to project the image when desired.