My #231 Jerry Edition's big brother by 2...sad to see this Morty up for adoption, but GLWS!

Having played diferent #'ed R&Ms from early 20s up to early 700s, I have to say this game # falls into the sweet spot for quality.

Facts.

Wow that's a great price.... but be patient. Don't come down so quick! You've only had it for sale a few days.

Someone will come around at this price. If I still lived in Hopkins, I would have already come on over to pick it up.

Man, if this was a couple of months ago before committing to a couple of other pins or if it was within driving distance...

Don't think your game or offer price is bad at all. Just think the days of quick sale irrational purchases are getting further apart. Back when you could "what the heck" buy a game at 3500 just to see if you like it was no issue. Games pushing beyond 10k just need some time and the right buyer will happen along. GLWS.

In this insane market, games north of 10k are selling quickly...you just have to label it "LE"

With only 750 built, I guess the "market" doesn't recognize this as limited! Duh.

I've owned a lot of games over the years, and Rick and Morty is such a refreshing & entertaining game. Best choreographed call-outs of ANY pinball machine. While the new Rush pin looks interesting, Stern got the band to do hundreds of callouts, yet the recent gameplay stream couldn't have been more "meh" in terms of callouts. What the hell, Morty?

This is a special game, awesome license, with limited production. One day, it will be given the pricing respect it deserves. fwiw, I recently sold a Spooky game for a considerable loss. Guess the boutique brand might be limiting interest? Who knows. If you are patient, I'm sure it will sell soon and close to your current asking. GLWTS.

I agree with the others in that games north of 10K are probably going to take a little bit to get the right buyer lined up with appropriate funds. The other item is that it seems that Spooky games are very popular in the upper midwest, so I think there are a larger number of collectors in the area that bought Rick and Morty, limiting the pool of potential buyers of your machine. Be patient, the market will speak on if your price is spot on or not.

FWIW, I really enjoy my R&M and would be among the last three games to leave my collection.

i don't care what anyone may say otherwise, RaM is an awesomely fun game. The shots and geometry seem a little awkward when you first jump on it, but as soon as you get the hang of them, it flows like crazy. the code and modes are super satisfying, unique, and perfectly integrated into the theme of the episode they're modeled after (see, Life of Roy). Definitely my favorite Spooky to date.

Prices always come down a bit in January and lots of games get listed for sale. Everyone is recovering from blowing their pin funds in December.

R&M is an awesome game. One of the best coded games in pinball.

Mine is bolted to the floor... well aside from that time last November when I drove it back to the Spooky factory for a little TLC and boy are the folks at Spooky dedicated to their customers, I had a fantastic experience. My point is, that's another selling point. Spooky will climb up a hill of dead and/or dying bodies if that's what it takes to make their customer happy. That's an intangible value right there.

GLWTS bump

Why need more cash ?