Sorry but this post is incorrect. The saucer rebound has sent the ball flying to my flippers on my AFMr on occasion. The flippers being weak is especially funny, every single AFMr owner has had to lower their flipper strength initially because It’s way too strong.

The re done dots are available via a $400 chip upgrade. You're basically paying $900 for a bigger screen and RGB lighting, in the case of MB. I personally much prefer the classic look and the RGB lighting is not my cup of tea. CE is an easy decision for me. On AFM literally the only difference is the size of the screen and a spray paint job on the saucers, maybe the SE includes a shaker too but thats not needd on AFM and you can add it for $150 anyway. CE for life.

For me at least I've never thought to myself "man I wish this screen was bigger". I am sure that side by side the difference is there but to me its not worth what it does to the look of the machine, I just prefer the classic vs "hot rod" look.

Sure I can. You’re incorrect.

It’s not right. Virtually everyone in the AFMr owners club has had to lower their flipper strength from stock. You played one game on location without knowing the setup and made a blanket assumption. A NIB game is never going to feel like a 25 year old game. We have all experienced differences in feel across original classic games because of differences in wear/build/maintenance/repair/ambiance. Unless you travel back in time and crack open a NIB AFM, and compare it to remake that is set up in the exact manner, and play them in the same room (room lighting, acoustics, flooring, etc can change feel) you have no idea how it feels relative to a remake.