Quoted from Deaconblooze:

I like the idea of saving progress, like an RPG. If you play pinball FX2, the knight table did that pretty well (the name escapes me). Basically, you can gain loot as you progress.
It seems like entering a code before you start playing would be feasible.

Quoted from Whysnow:

Memory is cheap. They should just program it in so you can step up to a game, hold the left flipper button before pressing start and you are setup to enter player initials prior to game play. Then have the machine track everything per payer.
I would love to be able to jump into the tracking menu on a game and see if a buddy got more super jackpots than me.

Quoted from Whysnow:

That is cool but I meant more about just tracking all stats or my 'character' as I level up by getting X multiballs or X jackpots.

Quoted from Erik:

Maybe not a game-changer, but I think the shooter lane is a tremendous waste of precious pf width. Better to launch the ball from between the flippers or elsewhere

Quoted from Nokoro:

I would love a game that is way easier to maintain. Why should you have to unscrew 100 separate components and take a hundred pictures just to shop out a game? All you have to do to shop and clean a game is unhitch 2-4 latches and unplug 2-4 connectors. Everything can then plug back in place when you are done. Easy as pie. This would be ideal both for unskilled home users like me and operators on location.

Quoted from Erik:

Haha I'm looking forward to trying P3 one day. Any chance it makes SFGE this year?