Quoted from cconway84:

Live gameplay uploaded to YouTube.

Quoted from cconway84:

Shit wifi.

Quoted from AFM95:

I usually don't chime in about a company's business practices, but how do you not figure out allotment with your distributors BEFORE a release? It creates tons of confusion, puts distributors in a bad spot, and it angers your loyal fanbase.

Quoted from rai:

some dealer was telling me to order the LE because they were selling out.
I am not sure but eventually they will sell out and so there is not any full feature game (unless they make something equal but not called LE).

Quoted from iceman44:

What does the GNR CE have that is comparable to the T. rex and raptor pen?
One way Panzer

Quoted from nwpinball:

Given that they had access to all the assets of the band does anyone else wonder why they didn't pick video footage of the band in their prime over the band now? I personally connect more with 80s Guns 'n' Roses and didn't realize they'd gotten back together as old guys and were still around touring and doing new songs.

Quoted from Palmer:

Where are all the pinsiders that crap on PinStadiums now? These new JJP light bars are pinstadiums on steroids. They are cool but also remind me of all the small shops in Chinatown that have the excessive LED lighting around their windows.

Quoted from rai:

It’s almost like (for me) you see a pretty girl but she has xyz major flaw. Everything else is great but I’ll still be focusing on the major flaw all the time almost to the exclusion of all the good aspects.
For me the more that I think about it and watch and see how much MB is like the major flaw.
I suppose they designed for casual players who might’ve not be used to pinball but see this massive lights and sound and get to play any have the thrill of MB action.
But if I’m buying and will play a thousand times maybe I don’t want to have played 10 thousand MB modes.
Coma ball save (sigh) ok it’s there but I already have woz and I don’t need the sand mode transferred to other game. Now if I didn’t have WOz great but I do so it’s starting to be like let’s put this mode in another game. Again I understand why they do it it’s a cool feature and not everyone has played woz but for me I don’t feel like great let’s have this out lane game in more pins. It was unique on woz on GnR it’s redundant.
Again imo it looks like a game built for noobs and casual players first and foremost.
That’s ok because maybe the market is larger for casual players and gets people in the door especially for a GnR rabid fan who might not be a pinhead.

Quoted from cybevenom:

Since it says bleutooth is onboard i wonder if you can add a bleutooth soundbar on top your self? A 5.1 version would be killer that way.

Quoted from wesman:

I genuinely avoid downvotes, but really...this is the most hyperbolic of statements ever made on this board. (Obviously tongue in cheek, and made with irony.)
I was just "playing" this via Pinball Arcade last night, and still marvel at....theme integration, authentic callous, music, code, shots, etc.
It was the quintessential game of it's era, and sans modern doohickies that games presently have, it still holds it's own in gameplay, shots, and FUN!

Quoted from jeffspinballpalace:

From everything I’ve heard, the CE’s won’t be run until Jan and to me that means deliveries starting mid Jan. Three months is not too much time to wait, unless GNR is your dream theme. Gotta be excruciating for a podcaster to watch GNR LE owners and soon SE owners, receiving and playing the games you’ve praised to high heaven. They enjoy it, play it, stream it, discuss it and one’s patience for a CE wains.
That CE owners follow LE owners makes little sense. CE’s owners deserve the honor and envy to be first, followed by LE owners and finally SE owners.

Quoted from bennyprofane:

Played 20+ games on GNR LE tonight, and boy it was just as I expected - a big let down. I played this at a spot in Brooklyn with some serious pinball players and casual players like my wife who loves GNR and thinks pinball is fun. From my perspective, the shots and rules just aren't intuitive enough to know what you're doing and what your'e going for. What do patches do? Why am I collecting band members? It's never really explained.
Although the lightshow has been presented as the best feature of the game, at times it's completely detrimental. "Hit the flashing shots"???? Everything is flashing... what am I supposed to hit? In the 20-25 games I played, I lit about 15 songs or so (replayed my favorites). Unfortunately, I found some songs to be kind of unplayable unless you just buy time. "Out ta Get me," the entire playfield was dark to the point I couldn't even see the ball. Brutal drains down the outlanes as well.
No one among us could understand why it's so hard to listen to Guns N Roses and making you "earn a song" seems like a huge oversight. After like 20 plays, I don't think I ever played a song more than 1:30. If you enjoy it, good for you, but next to Hot Wheels which was the overwhelming favorite, this one was a big stinker.
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Quoted from alveolus:

Ha! I did this on my AC/DC!

Quoted from romulusx:

Don’t think we’re going to need more lighting on GnR?

Quoted from chuckwurt:

You can spin it all you want, and the manufacturers can make all the improvements in the world to help give you the impossible perfect experience, but at the end of the day, you’re taking a risk buying a game you cannot inspect before you buy.

Quoted from BallPin:

Wait, so the pooling started to appear after 200 games played? Do you mean to tell me there wasn't any pooling when you first received the game? If so, anyone want to chime in, as to how pooling happens after games are being played. Is the clearcoat just super soft? Posts gets banged up and move the clearcoat side to side creating a pooling ripple effect?

Quoted from WillSmuz8999:

At Williams, in the early to mid-nineties, we had our own metal shop, pcb through hole manufacturing, and wire harness assembly. Once Electronic Sound stopped making playfields, we needed capacity, as we were making 300 games per day. Lenc Smith gained the capability of making playfields in-house. Absolute booming time in pinball!

Quoted from Skyemont:

Not all pins will please everyone. A friend sold his Avengers LE with under 50 plays. Just not his cup of tea.