West Dundee, IL
Quoted from luvthatapex2:
Even with a manual, why would anyone buy this?
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Even with a manual, why would anyone buy this? Does it fit some specific market that a PRO doesn't fit (besides being cheaper since it lacks somethings on the PRO).
There is a large market of older generation that want a game for fun and grandkids but have zero idea about pinball. I’ve helped 3 people just in my area find a game that would fit their needs. These home versions are a much better fit than older games prone to need work after I leave
Quoted from northvibe:
There is a large market of older generation that want a game for fun and grandkids but have zero idea about pinball. I’ve helped 3 people just in my area find a game that would fit their needs. These home versions are a much better fit than older games prone to need work after I leave
Stern should realize this and price it more accordingly.
Quoted from mollyspub:
Stern should realize this and price it more accordingly.
I don’t disagree, msrp of 4500 is insane to me but they should of done market research prior to selling. However, you can always lower the price, so if they don’t sell well, drop 500, etc etc.
Paris
Well i own a Twilight Zone, an original Attack from Mars, a Funhouse, and a Dialed In.
(and used to own a Star Wars Pro last year)
Still i bought a Star Wars home edition after watching the Flip n Out stream with George Gomez and also playing it loads at Pinball Expo.
I tell you: it shoots better than the Pro and my 8-year old daughter, along with my friends aho are casual pinball players will love it.
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