Quoted from MK6PIN:

Pulled this post up again a couple times today, and just couldn't stop laughing!!!
I think this thread needs to stay focused on racoons until anything real pops up!!!

Quoted from delt31:

already got my order in - full payment made!

Quoted from NPO:

I remember seeing Heighway post pictures and videos of games fully boxed going on trucks for ships destined to the US. Remember that, everyone?
Until I see 100+ Pinsiders raving about their newly unboxed Alien 2.0-WBE-widebody-no PF LCD-better facehugger-whatever version of the game, I ain't moving two wooden nickels.
I get it. It was a great game and immersion is awesome and sound and light shows are amazing and all that. I definitely got my fill of it, but until they are showering Pinside like Oprah does her audience with cars, I am staying emotionally detached from this.

Quoted from MK6PIN:

When people can come to grips w the fact that Alien's problem wasn't the machine itself, but rather the company (or lack thereof) stepping up and supporting it, working out the kinks, etc. then clarity is achieved here.
Having CGC make this (original thread title) would have been really exciting.
Maybe I'm missing something, but would rather see posts/ pics of a factory for assembly, support structure (name dropping), etc. than what is being shown now.
I'll just hope for the best at this point....

Quoted from dts:

Guess I'm lucky, I don't even know what you mean by disco lights. I did replace the DVI cable to the playfield screen. The early run games you worked on had a lot of problems, the later ones not as much. I hope Pinball Brothers has more consistency.

Quoted from PappyBoyington:

Well there you go. This is great news! Thanks for letting us know. I wonder if any other distributer will get games to play test?

Quoted from PappyBoyington:

So? I don't know why people keep trying to spin this into something negative. This is not Highway. My 1K is with the distributer and it's fully refundable. Do you really think there is a chance that Cointaker will jeopardize their name and business by taking all our money and leaveing town? My distributer still has my money, I know him, he has a great reputation in the pinball community. My money is safe.

Quoted from Zablon:

For about $150 you can pretty much fix that cab art on your own. I'm not overly concerned about it at all since it's going to be jammed in with all the other machines that I never see the cabinet on.

Quoted from TinyBlackDog:

Agreed - replacing cabinet art is a huge undertaking if you are going to do it right. Fortunately the cabinet art on the SE doesn't bother me. and will be nestled in between other pins anyway. I might consider powder coating the chrome if that does bother me, but I doubt it will. I'm much more interested in what is under the glass.
WeirPinball the SE (Standard Edition, which is the only one available right now) is $7777 + $418 shipping. Features/pricing have not been announced for the limited version yet.

Quoted from dts:

Things are looking really good, judging from these videos, gameplay is basically the same. I love my original, but could be swayed on the LV if they upgrade the cabinet, maybe add the screen back, figure out some EL side and back art, basically getting closer to the original, and add some code updates.

No probs on my late run at all, and PB will be supporting better I/O boards and parts. Not concerned about future support any more than for the remake.

Quoted from brado426:

This is what Alien Pinball Machines being loaded onto a ship destined for the US looks like!
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Quoted from Mr_Outlane:

2008?

Quoted from Dee-Bow:

Couldn't of been that exciting. it's been sold!

Quoted from chuckwurt:

Hey Scott. You going to get one of the new ones? I’ve been playing the one at comics to games down here and it’s been pretty solid so far. Apparently more bug fixes coming soon.