so, who is this guy playing, someone find this guy, we need a review, what's the gameplay like!!!

colors from the leds look very good and bright.

Anybody else notice that the Vengence isn't painted on these like it was in the press release photos. This looks like a flat grey ship...... :-/

probably the poor lighting does that.

this is the pro from stern's website, i doubt it's gonna be different.

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what i wanna know is, what's the game play like, dmd animation? sounds, modes, you know what really matters.
metal on the back of the backbox, sound like an old EM machine, not that it's a bad thing...

that would definitly make a nice topper!

The Drama pinheads here come up with cracks me up sometimes. I love the site and even enjoy many of the comments made by members I don't often see eye to eye with but sometimes it gets taken too far.
If some did not buy pins when they came out before playing in this market where home use buyers make up a large portion of the sales I would argue that the pin industry would be dead or almost dead. If no one bought WOZ, Sterns new release, Predator, Magic Girl, JPops Zombie pin before playing them then most if not all the companies making them would not be in business.
It's obvious that some do not like where the prices are at for new pins and I can see why. However, to blame those that buy pins and say they are ruining the hobby could not be further from the truth. New pin prices seem to be going in the direction of being only for those with a good deal of disposable income. That is the direction the growth in the hobby and market has taken things. To blame those that choose to buy and enjoy them is short sighted IMO. Why can't someone spend their money to buy a product that they love/enjoy? Is it not their money to spend on what they need and enjoy? Should they really forgo buying something they want simply because the item is too expensive for some to buy? Seriously some of you are treating this recent pinball boom that was accompanied by price increases on new pins like a witch hunt. Constantly looking for someone to blame for new pin prices going higher than you want them too. Vilifying those that get excited and enjoy buying pins they have never played will not help reduce the cost of pinball machines as most adults will continue to spend their money as they see fit.

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