Go see your Doctor. Sounds like something might be wrong - maybe you have depression or something.
Hope you feel better soon.
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Old games are definitely fun too. I find just about any pin enjoyable. Some you need to play a few more than others to get into them.
Quoted from PinballAir:I have lost the spark as well after 11 years in the hobby.
I do not buy new games because they are out of my hobby budget.
I have 4 projects in the cue.
This made a switch click in my head.
This is becoming like a job.
I am thinning my herd.
I will keep only 4 games once I am thinned. I will have only ONE project going at any time. ( 5 games total)
I also plan on buying games restored by others. Then there is not much to do to get them in shape.
At 4 games, I will be 1 in and 1 out.
Whatever I am not playing as much as the others will be sold.
Sounds like one of those New Years resolutions - membership at the Health club which goes gangbusters in January and forgotten in February.
Losing pins and pounds goes about the same with me. They both come back.
Quoted from iceman44:The best machine purchase I made this fall isn’t pinball. It’s a workout bike for home. Really nice one with touchscreen monitor
I try and do 30 minutes a day. Getting to the gym was happening maybe twice a week
Getting in shape. Maybe a life saver!
How many modes on that Bike ? Is the code good ? Do you keep high scores ?
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