Quoted from kool1:

This is the image I wish was on the pro but still happy with what's there -
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Quoted from nicoy3k:

Pro
- magnet time machine with illuminated ramp
- ramp with diverter
- opto spinner
- two scoops with subway
- three drops with hidden target
- three flippers
It’s a decently loaded game with fantastic assets
To me, the only loss is the vuk vs dead end shot, honestly I’d rather that be a ramp than a vuk
The ramp going up/down seems completely pointless, and having 1 vs 2 scoops be able to shoot out also seems arbitrary. The lock behind the drops is cool but from a gameplay perspective the hidden target achieves a similar thing

Quoted from konjurer:

My dealer (Fun!) told me there is a first run of Pros for the operators. Then a run of LEs and another run of Pros available in February and then Premiums in April.

Quoted from andre060:

What a roller coaster! Put a deposit down for the Pro feeling really good about it, the playfield is near identical! I did prefer the art package on the premium (personal preference), and started to worry more and more about missing some of the features down the road (but not the money, like someone else said). So I bit the bullet and switched to premium. I'm still slightly conflicted about it, the Pro is often more reliable with simpler mechs... but Premium it is for now!
It's never been so hard to decide than on this one. Not sure why. Maybe because I'm a huge Rush fan?

Quoted from nicoy3k:

Honestly don’t think it’s quite as simple with this one. Like it was mentioned earlier the ramp shot when down creates a dead end shot, and the vuk/drop lock could in theory slow the game down a lot and aren’t really theme integrated “toys”. Like maiden, I think it’s possible that the pro is the flat out better game. Obviously TBD but I feel really good about this pro.

Quoted from snaroff:Man, after watching 30 minutes of the Twitch stream playing the Premium, looks like the Pro will rock (the Premium VUK/wireform looks & feels like an afterthought). Was struck by the lack of callouts since I know they recorded a ton...guess the software has to play catch-up?
I've owned/loved a lot of Borg games and I'm a little disappointed by the lack of anything new/exciting on Rush considering the high prices. Looks like a kinder, gentler TRON layout/vibe. Hard to believe NIB Rush Premium will cost roughly the same as a resale GNRLE (which I just picked up with 1k mods for 9.5k), and they are nearly impossible to get. Still warming up to the GNR ruleset/scoring, but in terms of concert vibe and "experience", Rush doesn't compare.

Quoted from 80sMan:

From the video on the website of the Pro, the floor lights which is all that's needed for gameplay. The sides don't but it appears the ramp material is good quality, not plastic, it's etched and looks great.
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Quoted from MUGEN_4_LIFE:

This is an example of a 3d printed ramp that could be molded into the standup to start the ball toward an added 180⁰ ramp that can be custom made to send the ball back to the inner inlane, thus achieving the same outcome as the vuk just less the coil! And the target sensor would be made when the ball rolls up the 3d printed ramp entry thats resting against the standup target.[quoted image]

Quoted from jpc211245:

Disclosure, I am in for my first and probably only LE ever. However, choosing between a pro and premium looks very tough. I firmly believe either model will be an exceptional choice. Here is where I'd give the nods.
Cost/Value - Pro
Backglass Art - Premium
Cab Art - Pro
Art Overall - Tie (value to Pro)
The Drum Clock - Premium. Great light show!
The mechanical bridge - Pro. But lights are cool on the floor of the bridge of the Premium.
Upkicker & Ramp - Premium. Extra ramp runs a long distance. Makes the PF look very stacked.
2 Ball Staging - Premium. The expanded rules help the Premium.
No Expression lights - Pro. This hurts the Premium's value.
Considering the cost difference, I think the value is recouped in the Pro. The biggest loss from Premium to Pro is losing the drum clock. It was way cooler than I imagined. Overall, I think I'd get the Pro and add the expression lights, shaker, sound, and more.

Quoted from jpc211245:

Yes that is true. I meant to reference the sides of the ramp being lit up rather than the floor.
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