Wanted a Toy Story, but think the only story that will be made is more of the same crappy playfields as JJP history has shown us for 4 games and counting. Some of us have learned our lesson to stay away from companies that blame their customers for their lack of QC. “No warranty” is the most unbelievable stance any pinball maker has ever taken. Who in their right mind would do business with a company like that???

Funny Buzz meme and well stated. If all the “morons” said no, JJP would fix the issues or be out of business.

Says the guy that paid in full for 2 RAZA’s.

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Lol, fair enough comment. I do enjoy pinball and own JJP, but don’t enjoy having the hood up more than its down. And it was too bad you lost on RAZA, which you shouldn’t have. Was tragic to you DP taking your money and then giving you nothing. For that I feel bad for you,

Comments like this is why JJP will never change. JJP realizes as a drug pusher of sorts, some people want the “fix” so bad, they’ll put up with bad product they throw at them. But it shows there are becoming less and less that will make idiotic purchases like poor no warranty JJP products, so that’s the good news!

You are one of the very lucky ones, but I wonder how your PF looks under all those nasty washers all over your nice PF, from the so called factory fix? Just give your GNR PF time and it will most likely become just as all the others.

Long time Dougy! It’s like your best buddy, you know the podcaster buddy just said: GNR is a concert in a box, so who cares it shoots like a slow moving dog and has no mechs. He says its a different flavor of pinball on a 27” regular LCD screen, to be consumed at the insane concert in a box price of: $13,500.00!!!

Walmart sells a GNR concert in a box for $20 in Blu-ray, that plays on a 65 inch or bigger OLED screen, coupled to a high end sound system that blows away GNR’s comparatively weak stereo system. All for $20 you get a far better concert experience!!! And you never will have any PF issues. Hoping since Pat is on TS it won’t have the questionable geometry GNR has. Nor the issues after playing GNR the 50th time, becoming so monotonous with no real mechs that owners want to get rid of it asap. Smart people are starting to sell them off in anticipation of TS. That should tell us something about how long a “concert in a box” nothing but multiballs experience, will last in the home. Best advice: sell GNR, buy TS and spend $20 for a GNR concert for a far better experience and own both for far less money!!! Unless TS has the typical crappy PF and comes with no warranty. Oh wait, it will, lol.

Thumbs up or down are badges of honor. Truth is hard for some very troubled JJP pinball machine owners. I know the feeling after being suckered into their unfortunately faulty universe. Wish someday it will change for JJP, they really need to show us they actually care about us the customer.

Unfortunately for JJP, this is becoming the general feeling by most of us once suckered into their poor playing/performing products. So nice of JJP to give such a newbie to pinball design like Eric M. a chance (GNR is only his 2nd design). However, once people try his layouts, they quickly learn there’s trouble a float, but maybe in time, he’ll learn what makes a good design, like Elwin understands so much better.