I’m going to check the list to see if Dwight has ever done significant changes to his code after its out. I don’t think that’s happened yet, so I wouldn’t think that would happen.

That’s not bashing Dwight or Stern. It is just how I accept things. I bought Game Of Thrones NIB because I thought it was fun. But I accepted that the game was what it was going to be when I got it. I’ve tried to do that with most games. I no longer buy hoping they will make it great. I buy it how it sits.

Now that I’ve sold Tron, and I’m dropping off my LOTR at the new owners house this weekend, I’ve decided I can never say that again about any game. Every game has an expiration date. They come with an unknown number of fun plays that are there for you. And after you’ve played it that many times, you’re done with it. Fortunately for both Tron and LOTR it was in many thousands of plays (this was my second LOTR). But sentiment aside, eventually they all move out to make room for replacements. Don’t worry though, because the replacements also seem like they have thousands of games of fun pinball waiting for me.

Yeah, I’ve had my AC/DC VE for two years, and I still feel like I’m just starting to get to know the game. I work from home, and that was my lunchtime pinball break game today.