Bump. Fun game with one of the best light shows in pinball. Just clearing space for some future games.

I'm going to lower this one $25 a day until it's out the door. If you wait long enough I may have to pay you to take it

Thanks, if anyone has a number in mind that you are waiting for just PM me an offer. Doesn't hurt to ask.

This works day has been so long that it feels like 2 days so another $25 drop

Another day another drop.

No clue, I would have to check. I got it about mid way through the GOTLE shipments. Playfield has held up pretty well so far. Nothing like some of the GB or SMVE's that I have seen so I can only assume it is going to be fine, but you just never know.

Pics added. Game moved out of my game room and ready for easy pick up.

Another day, another $25.

Another day another drop. I'm doing the opposite of pinball manufacturers. I hope this doesn't last 275 days or longer. I'd hate to have to give it away or pay someone to take it.

$25 cheaper

Price drop!

New day price drop. Must be getting really close to the market value as PM's are starting to pick up.

Bump

Thanks for the kind words. Had lots of interest but nothing set in stone yet. More then anything it's not a great time to sell a game. Lots of new things announced and people are angry at the moment and trying to figure out what direction to take. This is about the price of a premium now so someone is going to jump on it soon.

I need the space so my loss is your gain.

For anyone thinking you are going to not take a loss on your BM66 just look at this thread. As stern prices keep rising they are removing any possibility of you not taking a loss if you sell the game. They essentially rethemed an OK game, added a bunch of bling that doesn't change the game much, and somehow got collectors to pay for their entire development and all of the new platform and LCD implementation.

I love a good old fashion cargument. Pinside definitely needs more of them

One of the few things that kept pinball alive was the fact that games in the past have held their value or in many cases increased in value. Not always but it was pretty safe that you would not take a beating if you decide to sell a game. The pricing increases has pretty much taken that off the table now. Not a big deal to me, but people that are concerned about not losing money need to be very careful about what they buy. I don't think anyone is looking at pinball machines as cars or TV's unless you are an operator and most operators need the resale market more then home buyers as they don't make much off the games on route.

Thanks for the kind words. It's no big deal. It's a open forum and he can think I'm an idiot, sometimes I am

Deposit received, game is sold pending pickup and final payment.

Teekee, the Nostradamus of pinball