...and that place had a well maintained collection of pins with a good diversity of titles, would you collect pinball machines at all?
I'm essentially forced to have a collection if I want to play real pinball at all, because there are only a couple of machines within 50 miles of where I live, and they are trashed.
I have a virtual pinball full screen 3 monitor setup, but that just isn't remotely close enough to real pinball to feed the craving.
If there was an arcade near me which had good pins that I could play, I don't think it would make sense for me to have $20k worth of pinball machines in my home. Even at 75 cents a game, there are a lot of plays in 20 thousand dollars.
What say you?