It is just a silly name for a game that tilts when you breathe on it too hard.

You googled it? HA! You just made my day.

I understand....but I really don't think so? I love ACDC music more than Metallica (save a few epic songs). I really just do not believe ACDC is a great game. For those that like it....I am not trying to rain on your parade! It just isn't the game for me. If my four year old didn't like the music so much....I would sell it in a heartbeat over my other machines.

I honestly cannot answer that! I love music, played in bands my entire life. Seemed to be a dream theme. I modded it to the tits. The lighting is awesome....I just have a problem with the game? I cannot put my finger on it....something just has no staying power about it! I really understand now how pinside rankings are most definitely swewed!! No way its a top 5 pin in my opinion.

It still could happen. Right? Actually I think they ran out of space and ended up downsampling all the voice samples just to fit what they did.

I got tired of SM. Probably just played it too much (a lot of games + really long ball times), plus the similiarities to AFM made it redundant in the collection.

funny how people are turning on acdc now. honeymoons over. divorce time

I never had a honeymoon - so it is not over. I only bought it recently….solely based on theme and youtube videos. I had never played it until it came to my home NIB. Don't get me wrong, it is a rush and most definitely entertaining, just not living up to the hype in my collection.

Acdc is still a great game, I love it. I think the heavy turnover is because it's not a rare game and they are still making them recently with the luci version. A lot of people really seem to like the collectibility of machines and if there's an abundance of them they get disinterested.

With ACDC i think a lot of it has to do with it being a points based game vs. a mode based game. The wizard mode is basically unachievable for anyone but the top players and even the top players don't really try for it but rather try to setup big song jackpots instead. The rule-set can also be difficult to understand as far as how the song bonuses work and you have to be a decent player to really cash out and accomplish much on the game. It's still a great game but there aren't a lot of goals and mini-goals (mini-wizard modes) to accomplish along the way to vary things up and you usually play the same song modes and avoid certain songs so I could see how it could get old after a while.

Avatar couldn't get it out of my game room quick enough.

RCT, TFTC & AFM.

AFM, WPS, WH20, RS uuuggghhh

rfm, too repetitive.

older, centaur, got old quick and too easy.

Lethal Weapon...this is the one that irritates me the most with the two callouts.

Yep, same happened to me on that one as well. The linier modes and animations coupled with the limited physical shots did it in for me. I was crazy enamored with it for several months though.

Judge Dredd. Kept it only for a few months. Thought it was cool at first, but then it just starting annyoing the family.

The game had no flow.......

The Shadow......lost interest really fast in it.

This is true. Sometimes I love a pin and then after a while I get bored with it and not play it for a few months.. Then I rediscover it and like it again. It's as much influenced by what's going on in my head / what I'm working on as it is by the pin.

WH2O for me. Felt like work and the 5 times scoring+jackpot combo became a game-breaker. Also if I hear "the secret of the river" one more time......Had to have it, then stopped playing it. Starting to feel that way about WW but summer is coming and I need the fan.

Maybe you didn't hear it enough? "Spirit."

Indianapolis 500 for me. Couldn't wait to own it and it was gone in less than a month. Perhaps I didn't give it a chance, perhaps it was too hard and I am just not good, but I ended up hating it. Great thing about this hobby is that there is plenty to go around. One mans trash is another mans treasure. I actually regret selling my WCS94 last year!

Well said. I500 was our first pin, and it's the one my youngest made me swear I'd never sell.

The bad part about this thread is for folks admitting to having lost interest in a title they still own, we're not exactly setting ourselves up to get top dollar for it.

Prospective Buyer: "I heard you really hate that pin you're trying to sell. I'm prepared to come nowhere near your asking price."

Bwahahahaha!!!!