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So just wondering people's thoughts. Do you prefer a small nice higher end type collection or a larger one with previous player battle scars.
Having had mainly older games over the past 35 years I now prefer a smaller but possible over the top collection with all the bells and whistles. Is there such a thing as too much bling. I hope not. 
One thing is for sure. I still love them all. Hooked from age 5. Crosstown the first machine I ever played.
Quoted from Chrisbee:That's a real cool question with no wrong answer.
Which is why I asked. It has been interesting reading all the responses. Isn't it great that we can have such a variable and all like essentially the same thing. Thanks for the responses everyone. Large or small I think we all enjoy them either by ourselves or when family and friends come to visit. Nothing better than watching all my family after Christmas dinner or a birthday playing pinball and having some good old fashioned fun.
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