I might go with a GOTG pro. I like the game, the shots, the central bash toy, the theme, etc. Not everybody likes the game, so always play before you buy if you're not sure about it.

There are HUO examples have been popping for sale occasionally, so going that route rather than NIB could save a few hundred bucks and get you an almost new game under $5k.

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ForceFlow

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Quoted from plowpusher:
and wish this could be a new category .

You could go to the custom tab and select a date range:

https://pinside.com/pinball/top-100/custom?gamefamily=custom&only_games_from=2013&only_games_to=2019&machine_manufacturer=&avgcalc=mean&rate_max_age_months=0&minimum_ratings_count=15

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