I just wanted to post here that I am truly jealous when it comes to this game. I wanted one since the reveal trailer and wasn't able to come up with the cash until these days. Really great game, I truly hope they are not done producing them as I would love to buy one NIB. The prices have gone crazy and its a shame because people should be paying that resale value to JJP which helps support the business.

I haven't been scouring the forums lately for info but can someone post a thread that has the actual reason these are no longer in production?

Congrats to all that have one you guys are lucky!

cheers!

lol no I'm saying that instead of people that want to buy a JJPOTC but can no longer get one, Paying JJP $11K at a reasonable profit margin and JJP getting the profits helps support the pinball industry and success of JJP which in turn helps them to continue to make great games, as opposed to buying from a reseller for $14K. 14K to the reseller results in a random person pocketing the cash and is much less likely to support the hobby or company's overall.

In turn it could be argued that the NIB people buy new games knowing that there is a healthy used market to fall back on resulting in them being more likely to buy NIB because If they decide to sell down the road they don't have to worry about getting most of their money back or even in rare cases like this a nice boost.

I say this more so to rumors that jersey jack was in financial troubles at some point which may totally just be that "rumors".

Sorry didn't mean to derail the topic

you guys will end up with great code on this game. Keith has never left a game high and dry. My lord of the rings says to be patient!

not selfish at all I think its human. Everyone that wants one hopes its made again so they get it for a reasonable price and everyone that owns one hopes that their golden goose holds its value! nothing wrong with that. Like any collectable in any hobby.

I think like someone said though in the main JJP thread it does come to the point that if they keep going up in price and the demand is there they will undoubtedly pay to put them back on the line at a profitable price. Just seems like they are leaving money on the table.