Quoted from CrazyLevi:I'd advise you stay away from the words "street level" in your marketing though, considering how badly Gottlieb failed with the concept in the early 90s.
I think it's worth noting that part of Premier's problem with their street level series was the pricing to operators. The distributors were not obligated to offer the street level games cheaper, and many either kept the price the same as the full-featured games were or only gave slight discounts. So, when operators were evaluating new games, and Diner and Silver Slugger were about the same price... well, the choice was obvious. That wouldn't happen today (thanks to the Internet everyone knows the MSRP for all pins), but I have no idea if there's a sizeable market today for stripped-down, stripped-price pins that are operator-ready (versus home models like The Pin).