Alexandria, VA
Quoted from rubberducks:IMO it's legit.
Dhaval is the son of the founder of Aimtron Electronics, who definitely have the expertise to engineer (electronic and mechanical) and build these machines, and more importantly manage the project(s).
The photos look like they may have been taken inside of Aimtron's Palatine facility (North side of Chicago).
Should be very interesting ... given what they do, they won't have been going in green from a technological and developmental perspective, unlike other new entrants - DP, JJP, HW, HP, SC, SP.
Yeah if this is a hoax I'm glad to get suckered in. Could be good news for the gamblers that sent Jflop cash... they may actually get *something* after all.
What I think is the most amazing thing is that they were apparently planning on making these MG's from the start... hopefully to first satisfy his obligations to people that have already paid. It seems they weren't going to show anything until PS got on Mike's case and then he asked the company about it. So kudos to the PS "complainers" for at least bringing this to light.
Call me cynical but I could see him somehow selling a new title (Houdini) to some company and simply hoping his old "customers" would disappear. He's never seemed even *slightly* apologetic over his fiasco so this would seem to be in character.
But for whatever reasons, legal or moral, (MUST be the legal worries) it looks like they are going to try to deliver *some* kind of MG machine. Sure the new owners may have to learn to compile their own code for it but... it's something 
Did NOT see this coming. And if this is a hoax it's at least pretty entertaining.
