You running out of games with ramps over there or what?

Plenty of space on the market for something different.

Very (very) anecdotal but I'm young-ish and new-ish to the hobby, my first game was a High Speed that I almost immediately dumped for a Hobbit because I wanted ALL the video assets and modes... now a couple years later, I absolutely love early solid state classics, I just don't love spending time fixing them. I'm really hoping this thing is priced somewhat reasonably and they sell enough to support this type of new game.

Sound + gameplay are really the only two things that make or break a pinball machine IMO. I value art highly, but if the game kicks ass otherwise, I can even overlook that.

Spooky was able to do Ultraman + Halloween (with licensed video clips) at 7k and Scooby at 7.7 with tons of talented/original voice actors doing new call outs. Obviously small production runs.

That being said, if Pulp Fiction only comes as pictured (with the topper) I think they're shooting for 10k.

This looks so sick, dig almost everything about it. I really wish I had an idea of when it'd arrive if I order a standard, that's the big mystery at the moment.

Dumb question but I've not bought any NIBs except Spooky-direct;

Do distributors usually charge shipping even if you pick up from them directly? My local Chicago distributor (15 minutes from my house, so I'd pick up) wants 8400 for an SE.

and 2nd question, any distributors doing 8k shipped?

So pumped for this game, I think there's a place for everything and I enjoy pretty much every game that's come out in recent years but just nice to see the excitement for this one. Kinda funny this is Mark's first game without ramps.

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