Because I’m not “verified” I wasn’t allowed to comment on the existing post of rick and morty’s pinball retaining its value.
I was gonna comment on the current going rate of ‘The Big Lebowski’ and how rick and morty’s value will never exceed retail beyond its few years. What y’all think?
Btw, this is essentially ANOTHER Rick N Morty toast
Quoted from Md2020:I was gonna comment on the current going rate of ‘The Big Lebowski’ and how rick and morty’s value will never exceed retail beyond its few years. What y’all think?
I think I have no idea what you are trying to say.
This is getting ridiculous. I guess it makes sense, adults watching cartoons so I should not be surprised when we get kid like reactions about said subject on the forum.
Quoted from woody76:adults watching cartoons
Agreed. Unless its Looney Tunes of course. 
Quoted from woody76:This is getting ridiculous. I guess it makes sense, adults watching cartoons so I should not be surprised when we get kid like reactions about said subject on the forum.
Sure, I've never seen childlike reactions here on any other subject. 
Quoted from DanQverymuch:Sure, I've never seen childlike reactions here on any other subject.
stranger things threads. projecting issues with the projector bulb.
Quoted from cpr9999:Lebowski will be more valuable then that cartoon
Yes, Lebowski already is more valuable, then that cartoon game will overtake it once people find out how much fun it is.
Well, you did say "then."
Quoted from woody76:This is getting ridiculous. I guess it makes sense, adults watching cartoons so I should not be surprised when we get kid like reactions about said subject on the forum.
No joke. I see the big Lebowski machines going for upwards of 15k. My thought is that Rick and Morty, albiet a good show, is just another flash in the pan cartoon whereas TBL has some serious staying power.
Maybe I should have been more clear on my post title
Not really sure how a game that had probably less than 50 total made vs a game that has 750 being made would double in price, but “dare to dream I guess.” TBL shoots great. No idea if R&M will be as good.
If you’re in this to make some money I would recommend selling your spot now.
Seems like there is some problem with Lebowski machines every week with no support to fix them. They do not appear to be durable or dependable.
If Rick and Morty is dependable it will become more valuable as Lebowski drops.
If 750 LB are ever made, its average value would drop but probably to Stern or JJP LE or CE prices range depending on version.
Quoted from phil-lee:Seems like there is some problem with Lebowski machines every week with no support to fix them. They do not appear to be durable or dependable.
If Rick and Morty is dependable it will become more valuable as Lebowski drops.
R&Ms will never be worth More than LBs.
Quoted from phil-lee:Seems like there is some problem with Lebowski machines every week with no support to fix them. They do not appear to be durable or dependable.
If Rick and Morty is dependable it will become more valuable as Lebowski drops.
First 40 TBL’s had a number of issues, the next set of 40 TBL’s made incorporated many of the fixes. They now have made around 100 TBLs and if Barry can get to 500 (he will).
Either way 100, 200 or 500 TBLs will be worth more than Spooky machines that tend to drop $1000+. All TBLs are selling for more than people paid for them.
Quoted from ToucanF16:The first 40 TBL really had no issues. My TBL 30 has ZERO issues.
Probably should have said a number of minor issues in the first 40. Tom & others pointed out the fixes and looks like DP listened.
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