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Has the Pinball industry spiraled out of control ?

By stretch2

10 years ago


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    #36 10 years ago
    Quoted from PW79:

    Preordering = high prices
    If no one preordered we'd see a price drop
    Just be thankful you can eat, drink & own a pin or three or more if possible.
    If ya can't buy one just play on location & enjoy life.
    Vacations, reserves & fine booze/cigars are more important to me than owning every game ever made or the latest LE.

    I have to admit that the best time for me is when I come across a game on the boardwalk in wildwood nj and play it. I have owned a lot of pins but that takes me back to my childhood when things were great. You don't need one at home to enjoy. But it is nice.

    #68 10 years ago

    If everybody could afford them, than everybody would have them, and the thrill of the hobby would be gone. Sometimes wanting is a lot better than having.

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