Interesting comment....I played one at our local arcade. It had credits on it so I played for free. For me, that was the right price. I was bored by the end and didn't bother to play off the credits. I don't understand why this was released. Seems a giant step backwards, but I know some people do like it.

A great suggestion! Pretty cheap advertising.

Would love to hear how that goes! His contribution is undeniable and he once gave me a nice poster I had framed and still have. But he can be touchy too! I filmed him for a pinball documentary and as soon as he found out it was going to be a straight up type of film, lets just say he made sure I wouldn't be able to use the footage. He prefers very eccentric productions, which I found out after viewing some things he was involved in, but that is certainly his perogative. But he can also be quite generous, and I will never forget all the times he allowed us to play his games over at his barn before he opened the museum. I still have not made it to he museum, but I am surprised to hear some classic Ballys are not there. Fathom and Centaur should be in any museum. But, hard to be critical of the man that saw his dream through and shares it with everyone.

That is the number one earning redemption game right now...guess you have good taste! The one near us is $1 though....not for me!