I wouldn't buy it myself. Not NIB anyway, but I never buy NIB. I 'm more of a restorer of old games to like-new.
But, when done right obviously, this could be a good idea for operators. You've got some great ideas. Like twin start buttons. But that won't nearly be enough. The 'doing it right-thing' is trivial here. For starters, it needs to be -very- addicting to play, and approachable. At least as addicting, approachable, instantly appealing and cool as a smartphone app game. If you want younger generations to play it, that is.
One more modern feature that is hard to recreate for pinball is an online function. Reason: every one of the same model pinball machine plays slightly to vastly different. I do think that a game like this needs something 'online' about it, though. If it doesn't, it's already 3 steps behind other modern gaming experiences.
If you do this, rethink every part of the game for the current market and gaming environment. Conventions that are not logical when you think of them (like having just 1 start button, but there are many more of those conventions) should be redesigned. Without letting the game lose that pinball charm we all love. Easier said than done, but I'm sure it can be done.