If they were true reproductions of the original I could see it going for big money. But I'm not big on the emulation, the simulation, or the fornication these guys put their buyers thru. Therefore the next one will probably cost more than the last one.

BBB,KP,CC and Pinball Circus are the best choice for remake IMO

Me personally I would buy Monster Bash or Theatre of Magic remakes.

Both games I love in and my argument in favor of these...
MB is nearly impossible to find even to just play (unfortunate victim of the 90's pin decline)
TOM I see around quite a bit more but they all seem to be beat to hell and back around here.

AFM... Meh.. Its fun and I like the humor... But see nice examples of them pretty frequently. Also, its not a game I have to play when I see one. Don't think I would buy a remake of it.

Eh, I disagree. When MMR came out, most MMs for sale were north of $10k. The $8k asking price was below MM's market price, especially for one that was anything like new. The same cannot be said for AFM, and everyone knows that. price and reaction will be interesting to see.

At this point I'd rather own new games which have never been done before. For example, after owning Full Throttle now for a week, I'd rather get an Aliens instead of some game that's been out for 20 years+. Then there is the rumored Star Wars. That's another I'd probably look at getting. That's just me though for I have a low nostalgia factor for this sort of thing. I am glad, however, this is happening so many folks can get NIB grail pins.

That said, I would never NOT get a remake if the situation presented itself in the right manner.

Try looking closer. Stern's Spider-Man VE goes for $3K more than what the LE went for 8 years ago!

If it's a hot title and it's being marketed as having new features and upgrades, they can justify the price.

It's amazing that with all the delays and all the broken promises, that people still entertain buying another pin from CGC. Personally, I'm one and done.

I'm still interested in which pins they do remake. It will just make the originals more affordable for me.

Please do MB next.

This is spot on perfect. There was a lot of potential with a new platform but anytime they had a potential to make something better they screwed the pooch, and then they changed things that were fine and working on the original that needed no fixing. New game will have uncompressed audio, but let's pump that through the crappiest speakers we can find and mix it so the callouts are hard to hear. Color DMD? Sure! But then let's delay the software to make it work so long that everyone is pissed off and has moved on. Remember all those original game owners that complained that they couldn't adjust the coil strength on the damsel kick-out mechanism and how that never worked correctly because of that lack of adjustment? Of course you don't, because nobody EVER said that. Folks don't understand all that is a workaround for someone programming that doesn't know what they are doing, now they actually talk about all those band-aid adjustments as an improvement feature.

None of this will matter of course, whatever they announce will sell out at whatever price it is listed at. Pinball buyers have one legit way to get the attention of these manufactures but it won't work while everyone is beaning them in the head with rolled up wads of cash with every announcement...

Agree but this is Pinside full of pin heads who deserve what they get... bitch, moan, complain, cry, whine... SEND MONEY NOW!

I was excited about the next remake two years ago (still think it'll be AFMr), but based on my experiences with MMr my excitement has turned into cautiousness. Delivery issues, simple SW fixed taking for ever and still not available, poor communication makes you wonder if it's worth it. Still, a classic pin NIB has appeal...