Great game but you can get a NIB munsters for $5200. Hard to pony up $4900 for a 27yr old game. The market has changed significantly and very quickly. It really seems like games in the $4000-$5500 range are in a bad spot due to the $5k entry price of a NIB. Unfortunately I think these games are going to lose a lot of value due to the flashy allure of new titles with lcd screens and such standard. Best of luck in finding a buyer cause it really is a great game. Like stated above tax season is here maybe that will bring you a buyer but don't be surprised if you end up having to reduce the price more.

Hey i'm right thete with the rest of you. I love the 90's bally/williams games and think they are much better and thoughtout yhsn the newer sterns. I'm only making the point thst people are passing on them due the flashy gimmicks of the new games thst are being put out. Hell if I lived cliser to the OP I would buy it cause its a great game.

It was a figurative price. The point I was trying to make is a lot of people who are coming into the hobby when confronted with a game that is 27yrs old that is $5k would probably opt for a brand new game for very little more $.