i sold it because game times were just too long - loved all the shots, but every game was almost 1 hour long on the hard settings. i loved the game - but never played it because of the time factor. i will not buy it again. thanks ed

Sold mine for many of the same reasons that Ed sold his, way to long ball times and I suck as a player. Plus I never cared for the DMD show the way they did it and to me it was just another fan layout with the upper right flipper like always. I held onto it for like five years because everyone loved it so much but it just never did anything for me. I sold it with zero regrets and bought a CV instead with zero regrets.

John P. Dayhuff
Battle Creek, MI.
269-979-3836

Remove the center post, install lightning fliippers.

Even then though I'm not huge into the game. It's fun but I'd get bored playing it often due to how easy and safe it is to get to multiball with Doc Ock (and then working Black Suit locks while in Ock). Becomes grindy with little challenge.

I rebought SM recently and am very glad I did. It's one of my fav games and one of the only pins my two sons will play consistently with me without getting bored.

SM is the only machine I've sold so far that I miss and would want another one day

I honestly don't miss it at all....but I would consider getting the new version if the art, sound, and dots are all stellar.

I don't either..

no center post, no outlane post rubbers and side posts all the way up - clean and waxed, hard settings, you can make it play hard. You will still get the occasional long game but nowhere near what you would with the original settings, its a keeper for me.

Way too long ball times. Once I got to Super Hero the game sat years unplayed.

Also the dots were terrible...

I enjoyed Spider-Man - drove nearly 1,000 miles round trip to get it. I bought it before prices skyrocketed - paid $3,200 and then they started selling on here for $5,500 a few months later. It was my third ever game and it just made me nervous to have friends and kids banging on it at times. So it left and the profits got reinvested into quanity and not so much quality. I would like to own it again; however, the shots in Star Trek are pretty similar. And Star Trek is a better theme to me personally.

I thought I may sell something and buy NIB Spider-Man VE. But I also thought people were just being silly when they said it would be at a higher price point. Now it actually is at a higher price point and I don't really get it. I may sell and try to pickup someone's 2007 or 2010 instead. I haven't figured that out yet.

But yes, the actual game really wasn't too hard after you got the hang of it. I got to where I could "beat" it maybe one out of every ten plays. The center post makes it easier than it should be.