Quoted from Rozeks:

We're really having fun with the LE. We currently have 2 pins in the collection (BM66 Premium, and Munsters LE), and over the last week, we've played Munsters almost exclusively. It's so much different than BM66, and we really enjoy that. My wife and I describe the difference between a "mission" style game and an "experience" style game. Munsters (the LE at least) is a really great game experience, even if the rules aren't as deep at BM66 (which we *love* and feel is a modern classic in it's current form). Munsters is fun, and the art package is truly impressive. It just looks amazing in the game room.
We're expecting Monster Bash LE shortly, and it'll be interesting to see which we gravitate towards. To each their own, but we're having a blast with it.

Quoted from 3pinballs:

It's my wife's favorite out of all our games. I think it's unique and different.
Things they messed up on
1- cheapened playfield wood - Dimpled like crazy - my wife mentioned it to me after 40 plays and she doesn't notice that kind of stuff ever like we all do.
2- Bright white blinding led's - I had to put colored cellophane in front of them as I couldn't see the ball.
3- Bought airball protector that broke - so invested in Swinks target bracket ( work like a Charm ) to prevent airballs
4- Had to buy plastics so ball wouldn't jump from inlane to outlane, which takes it a little more time to clean and wax that area.
5- autolaunch balls hit the top bracket
6- Cabinet splitting as they cheapened the brackets
7 -Can't adjust shaker motor in settings (minor)
8- Cheap imitation Cliffy's - my left one broke inside already.
9- They shouldn't have rushed this out the Door with DMD, they should have waited and had a LCD with movie video clips as that would have made this game one of the best games.