While I can agree with your comment, I also want choice in the market.

This is my personal interest to watch. MM was the perfect storm to launch with. After that the remaining titles fall into a pack and are spread thin by individual preferences. But what if they competitively priced those second tier titles below the $8000 mark? That could be a new ball game.

I'm spamming your email now.

I expect it to be revealed -AT- the Chicago Expo and I expect it will be AFM.

And they only made one Eric Priepke.

Its my understanding they will keep making the games until the demand has run out.

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They didn't. In speaking with Doug Skore of Chicago Gaming, they decided to do the announcements at another show in the next 2 to 4 weeks. Sorry but I don't remember the name of the show.

Smart move I think. Let all the other manufacturers blow their wad at Expo, wait for the noise die down a bit and then announce.

Totally and completely agree with this statement.

This is an interesting thought with merit and one that I hadn't considered. I like to learn and have an open mind to things and I will be following this.

I completely agree and its fits with Planetary's recent announcement of games coming soon. Chicago Gaming ultimately wants that factory humming 24/7 and having multiple titles would accomplish this.

Edit: But Rubberducks makes some valid points.

Having owned Cactus Canyon with the CCC for several years, they should hand Eric Priepke a blank check and fluff his pillow each night.