I was a big fan of later Beatles stuff, Ok with their early stuff. This machine looks like it should be sitting in a teenage girl’s bedroom in 1964, right on top of her hope chest. I am not a teenage girl from the sixties, the color scheme is a technicolor nightmare, and the playfield ia a simple flatwood re-theme. This is a definite pass.

However...

On location I would drop a dime (figure of speech, I know drop $1) on one game. If it was nostalgic enough, maybe play a couple of games to remember just how much more I would probably enjoy playing almost ANY modern day title that might be sitting next to it. It’s good for a little bit of nostalgia, but serious pinheads will walk right by it.

@jgentry, It’s my opinion, and I am allowed to have it, so why not stop trolling me, huh? And yeah, I know a whole bunch of pinheads here in AZ, OH, CO, CA, KY, MA, Germany, Norway, Spain, Italy, the list goes on... we like modern day pins, we play the older pins, but we prefer modern titles. Your opinion differs, so be it.

@zablon, no that is a 5 machine set, You have a 1 in 5 chance of getting 3 Beatles machines and a Yoko machine to break up the set.

It’s amazing how much people on these threads take a lot of time making sure everyone knows how much of an asshole they are as opposed to talking about the actual subject matter of the thread like the poor (or not so poor) sales of the Beatles machine or why people would or would not want to buy one. Only on Pinside...

What an old 914? Might be an even trade...

@clg, pretty much my point?

This was what I was thinking:

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Are the sales completely fan driven or do ops want to route this thing?