Pokemon and Harry Potter would both be goldmines as far as pinball can be a goldmine. Both are popular and long-lived so nerds and their nerdy kids can both nerd out on them. I’m in.
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Quoted from TreyBo69:Pretty sure Roger Sharpe is extremely credible...
That is the 1 independent reference in all of google. I guess we’ll assume it’s true. Did Sharpe speak to her firsthand? More likely via a licensing agent or something. Was anything lost in translation? How was the question posed? Did she even have the state modern pinball explained to her? I picture a half listened to question of a very busy billionaire. HP isn’t over. No way 
Quoted from mettle64:there aren't too many collectors that are young enough to have an attachment to the license.
It’s 20 years old and was played by kids to adults when it came out so plenty of age range today
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