Agreed. The only conclusion that can be drawn is which cabinet looks better. Until we see gameplay videos and people get to actually play them we will not know which one is truly better. You don't get to play the artwork and "gameplay" is the most important factor for determining which machine is better and the artwork is more of a compliment to the machine. And just like TF, there will be those who feel the LE plays better those who feel the Pro plays better. Same thing happened with Tron when the LE came out and nobody thought the ramp lights were worth the extra money, now look at it.

And I bet there will be more mode/gameplay differences on the X-MEN LE vs Pro with the pop up targets and moving ramp then there was on Tron LE vs Pro. Again, not saying one is better then the other and would only make that claim once I played them both. Just think it's way to early to make any assumptions based on a picture which isn't even the real LE PF and is photo shopped Pro. I am still on the fence which version to get myself and unfortunately we will not have gameplay vids of the Pro vs LE until after the payment is due.

If speed is your thing then the pro probably works best. Everyone says how TF is faster because the ramps are smoother but the time difference it takes for the ball to get back to you in the LE vs Pro is very minor and they extra gate in the back really makes the LE faster. I personally think the ramp lights make Tron LE and the daft punk is a nice bonus as well. In the case with XMLE maybe the extra features will "make" the game that much better like I feel they did in Tron LE. On the other hand the extras might not do that much like they did on TF. I have no idea what to expect from the spinning disk, moving ramp, and pop targets and wish more information was provided on those. They could be implemented and executed very well or they could be mediocre and that unknown is bugging me the most.