You’ve read The Diceman, right?

Do it. Nice to get new different stuff.

I know how you feel.

How about trading for 6 months with another local Pinsider?

I recommend not playing those games for a week and see if you miss them. Then go 2 weeks, then 4. If you don't miss them after a month, you will be fine without them.

If you’re thinking about selling, it’s time to sell. They’re just things.

No. Because I only have good games that I like to play.

I just sold 4 games. Tried to price them for quick sale and low and behild

Kinda fun having both cash and open spots. Can make offers as I want. I say go for it!!!!

It only needs 7 more reviews to be in the top 100

Nothing you have is THAT hard to find. Sell it all and if you miss it find it again

Do it, if any pin gets stale or my wife doesn’t like a pin then it’s gone. No waiting, no regrets!

I say that now but she doesn’t like our catwoman . That one I am trying to keep around but we keep playing it and she is not a fan at all. In the arcade she loved it. Catwoman I could see regretting unless I find something awesome

I keep 3 to 4 pins at a time and seem to average switching one out about once per month. I haven't been in the hobby very long (got my first pin summer of 2018) but have really enjoyed being able to try out all sorts of different games. As long as you don't go NIB you can generally sell them for about what you paid for them. I really enjoy getting a machine, shopping it out, making it nicer than it was and playing it until I fully learn the game. It's a great way to get and play games you can't play locally and meet some nice people. There is nothing wrong with switching out machines. I find that you will have a very hard time trying to trade specific games for specific games, but if you are open and just take a game you think you'd enjoy, not the perfect one you will have offers on the table. Instead of trying for a specific thing, I have started advertising my games as, "trades +/- cash welcome". I get all sorts of offers and can select what I think is the best deal or what I will enjoy most. If you are the one putting up the for sale ad you can also generally get people to come to you to pick up the game and drop off theirs. Between Facebook, Craigslist, and Pinside, I got over 40 offers my Fish Tales when I let it go. I'm fairly close to a deal but the Champion Pub I have in the market has had offers +/- cash for Black Knight, Jungle Lord, Demolition Man, No Good Gofers, The Simpsons Pinball Party, AC/DC premium, Taxi, High Speed, Cyclone, Fish Tales, South Park and a few other's I'm forgetting. You are also not the only pinsider in Maryland that does temporary trades. I am getting my ST:TNG back next week that has been on loan for a Metallica premium from another pinsider.

I'm with you, man. I'm thinking about letting go of 3 of my games. Just to downsize a bit. That being said, I know if I do I'll never get them back as the purchase prices for these games is just getting to be too much.

Step back and think things through. Ask yourself if you would really miss them if they were gone. If yes, dont sell. If no, do sell. If you dont know, you prolly would miss them....

If you don't play it and nobody in the house does move it in and bring in something fresh.

Just ask yourself do you really want to keep that game until you die or get wheeled into a home?

Or do you want to try out some new games while you can?

Oh to have unlimited money and space. But since most of us don't have a warehouse....

My bad. I meant if youd miss them, dont sell. If you wouldnt miss them, then do sell. Whoops!

I have downsized my collection this year and I am finding it to be very liberating. I have a fat stack of pinball cash burning a hole in my pocket and open slots. The games I thought I would miss aren't gone, just no longer at my house.

If you haven't played the machine in months, you probably won't miss it when it's gone.

Just my two cents.

I always got cold feet when I was about to list a game. Last year I sold MMr and Congo. Had severe second thoughts but dont regret it.
Now I'm going through the same process with TOM and BSD.

since I collect a lot of weird and ultra rare games, I never have that urge. Since it took me 7-10 years for me to even find 1 copy ever for sale. But I did go through that about 6 years ago. I had a standard cookie cutter collection of typical WPC B/W stuff with a couple DE and new sterns. Sold 60% of it. Then overhauled and revamped the entire collection. Now I have way more diversity.

Let me know if you're looking to let go of WOZ

Let's see the pics. Show it off!

Forget the pins, I’ll take your gameroom!

I've had and sold a WCS and don't miss it. I sold TNA once and quickly found I missed it so I bought the same one back from the guy a few months later. Everyone is different but you should be able to buy back whatever you miss.

If he ever sold Big Game, I doubt it. Those are typically one way sales
Most everything else I think you could get back.

This is probably the best option, I’d love to try this if I had games I wanted to trade

That's the beauty of this hobby. You can sell a few machines and buy the same titles down the road. Go for it.

Oh I have that feeling right now to sell my Refinery Met Pro with mods but not for another game, to help fund a killer motor for my Mustang.