The Beatles (Diamond Edition)
Stern, 2018
The Beatles (Gold Edition)
Stern, 2018
The Beatles (Platinum Edition)
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Quoted from JoinTheCirqus:Any proof of that success? I’d say no. They’ll be hard pressed to sell 1,964 of them without deep discounts..
I don’t know how well they’re selling. But it is a great pin to play.
I consistently keep going back to it, and can’t stop playing.
Quoted from Who-Dey:You can talk all the shit you want about Ghostbusters, but GB would improve your collection tremendously if you had one.
GB is an incredible pin, once you get it set up correctly with the protectors.
I’m the original owner of my LE. It’s one of my family’s favorite games to play. Everyone loves the theme and how loaded the playfield is.
It can be frustrating for people at first. But once you understand and learn the rules and Flipper gaps, it’s super fun to play.
Hopefully we can get a much needed code update to eliminate the inconsistent scoring and bugs. If Dwight finishes it, it’ll get a lot more respect that it deserves.
Quoted from snaroff:Yep. fwiw, I'm a collector/player and I'm happy with my game. If all my games were as complex/deep/brutal as my SWLE, it would be hard to love pinball. Diversity is goodness.
Could Beatles be "better" if it weren't a modified Seawitch? I guess so, but I've never owned a Seawitch, so it doesn't really effect me from that perspective.
Would it be great if it were less expensive (somewhere between a "pro" and "premium" for the "gold")? Absolutely, but I have no control over this (other than trying to get the best price available to me from distributors/friends).
How much a game earns on location is a complex topic that I don't believe has much to do with the title of this thread. If I were an operator, my decision to purchase a Beatles would be based on my location and demographic. If it's an older demographic, I might take the plunge. Younger demographic, no way.
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Spot on, I totally agree.
I grew up listening to the Beatles. I also had no intention of purchasing one, until I played it. Then I thought keep it for a few months and flip it. Now that I’ve had it, it’s not leaving for a long time.
It’s one of those games that is just fun to play. Everyone that comes over, says the same thing. I have a decent size collection and it’s my wife’s favorite. So that means it’s staying!
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