My apologies about the MB and Popeye. Our pins ususally sit in our showroom and get played maybe 2 times a month. They just weren't ready for the mass amount of people playing. We'll do better next year. And uh, we really didn't expect anyone to pay 8k for the Monster Bash. We just brought it so people can enjoy it, 'cause it's one of our favorite games. We love it so much, we wouldn't part with it unless someone way overpayed...like, say, paid 8k.

Hehe, the name "Cadillac Music" was chosen in 1941, but I understand what you're saying. The problem is, no one mentioned to us that it was stuck! In fact, people kept playing the machine all day long, so we had no idea anything was wrong with it. I realize the price was pretty crazy, but we thought that was the point...we didn't want to part with it unless you were going to pay us crazy money.

A lot of the problems were due to the fact that we had no time to test the machines on site. Due to truck availability, we finished setting up at 11:56, and people jumped on the games right away. It was our first show, and as I said, we'll know better for next year. Would you prefer us not to bring it next year? Our showroom is open to the public, so come and check it out, and tell us what's wrong. We welcome constructive criticism - it helps us get better!