Rockwall, TX
Quoted from ABE_FLIPS:Hi, i played my Ghostbusters Pro now for 5 months and its an aweosome game.
But recently it started to get boring quite fast.
I also have a second pin from Williams "Fire" which is not nearly as cool, and its getting dusty.
I want to get a Jurassic Park Premium, but i started to think about how long it will catch my attention
and if i better should buy 2 cheaper Stern pins for the money. The thing is that JP really appeals to me.
I'm curios in your how you manage your pin collection to keep the hobby and machines interesting.
How much do i need, where will all this lead to?
I took my time to build my collection. I figured out what pinball aspects, styles, and themes I liked best. I then proceeded to get pins from different makers, different eras, and with varying styles. It keeps it super fresh and very enjoyable.
Things to consider:
-Number of flippers
-Widebody or regular
-Multi ball styles and quantity, or none at all
-Different eras
-Favorite styles; ramps, bash toys, pop bumpers, modes, etc.
-fast and slow play times
If you have unlimited room and money, get as many as possible. If not, keep your collection varied.
