I’ve posted before about my experience on playing a DP LE and man, it just seems like the set up is going to be an extremely important consideration.

Compared to jeffspinballpalace review above:
The LE I played (for about 6 decent length games) did not seem to play similarly to his experience. My friend indicated his pitch is approx. 6.8.
The Snikt shot can be made- I hit it twice in a row when aiming for it, with the ball successfilly hitting the target and going up the Katana ramp. It was pretty neat however definitely not an easy shot.
Virtually every one of the players I played with were successfully hitting left orbit shots to the ‘lift’ ramp onto the Katana sword. Another very fun shot.
The Colossus mini loop was a bit clunky but also makeable and not a deterrent in my opinion.
The left ramp and middle spinner are very smooth and fast.
The scoop is easy to hit.
Finally, the right Katana ramp is an amazing and & satisfying shot.
I found myself hitting it with decent consistency- again, it requires accuracy and is not easy. But man, just a blast to shoot for it.
Little Deadpool with dropping target bank is very easy to execute and will give more novice players an easy means to start a multi ball.

In my estimation, Deadpool offers a unique layout with some very satisfying & fun shots.
It looks beautiful in person and if code can be properly flushed out, could be a killer pin in the long run.

Good review of LOTR.

Though my opinions differ from the guys thoughts on Deadpool, I agree that LOTR offers one of Sterns best overall packages (aside from the art). Such a fun and deep game.

Considering how well prices are holding on used Lord of the Rings, it’s likely Stern would do well with a vault edition.