Quoted from cavalier88z24:My point is tons of upgrades and toys do NOT make your game worth more. Congo is a good game will not take anything from that. But the OP puts a RGB strip under the cab, monkey toys and other shit. Shazzaam that game is now 4,800 dollars. another guy sees this one just sold for 4,800 mines all of a sudden his is worth 6,000 K. Hope nobody is wondering why the prices are going up day after day
People love to say "mods don't increase the value of your game" when what they mean is "mods don't increase the value of your game to me." If you don't like mods, don't buy games with mods (or make a lower offer to the seller including a term that they get to keep X, Y and Z mods that you don't like.) But for most mods, there's a subset of buyers out there that'd be happy to pay some percentage of the original cost of the mod (perhaps exceeding 100% if it's difficult to install) in addition to the value of the "bone stock" game. If you ignore that class of buyers you end up with a distorted view of the pinball market.
This post is not an endorsement on the pricing of this game, no interest in engaging on that issue. It's just annoying when people pop up with a knee-jerk "your mods are worthless" response to a heavily modded game. Your preferences do not necessarily reflect all potential buyers.