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I think the artwork on all eras of games is equally as good, it's just different for all eras. I love the old EM games and the 80's and 90's too but man look at games like Munsters (especially the black and white), IMDN, GB, MET, AS, BM66 and so many more.
Pinball is art and I hope companies never forget that aspect of pinball.
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