I'm curious why home use people or even business would buy $7,000 dollar pin..other than the tax write-off in the business case, when other pins are available from years 1962 to 1982 that have easy to understand goals and their prices are very reasonable. Isn't it a bit hard to read the instruction cards, follow the ball with so many ramps and subways associated with the newer games and hear the audio in dim and loud environments? There will always be the 'player' who knows all about the game he's playing but the majority of others, in my opinion, will play once then give up and move on to skee ball or something.