Andrew Heighway wanted one - I don't know how far Dave Sanders went with the design of that table. The LCD display on the PF would have been perfect.

It won't sell thousands for sure. But if the project is viable with a few hundreds - Spooky scale - why not?
I could be tempted.
Real advantage for me is that, space being limited, the wife wouldn't count it as a pinball machine and it would end in the living room near the sofa... it's also a fun way to initiate new people as it is far less intimidating than a real pinball machine.

Rotation VIII is not exactly of tournament caiiber (far from it !), but it's fun for casual play.

But you can put them somewhere else than in arcade!
A pin in the living room is a no go for the wife but a cocktail table... may be.

And it can be fun in a bar - check North Star in Montreal for example; they have at least one.
https://pinside.com/pinball/map/where-to-play/8614-north-star-machines-piastres-montreal-qc

Why so cheap? Put the supreme logo in the middle of the PF and sell it for $9995!

More seriously... depends on what you get for $4000. Curious to see what a designer could do now with the physical limitations imposed by a cocktail table format.