Quoted from NimblePin:Indeed,
John’s forgetting that the majority of today’s buyers are home enthusiasts that would probably prefer a sweet compact Pinball machine which could ALSO double as an end table when not in use, rather than JUST a basic small end table.
I know I would. Even though it costs waaay more than said basic end table.
It really boils down to a creative and fun layout as the Archer/Maiden layout proved earlier.
If it shoots well and uses the provided layout to the fullest, I think it would be a slam dunk.
Keep the themes in the classic genres and unlicensed to save on cost, all while providing the artist/designer total freedom to create something special.
And then maybe it could save a few more vintage machines from being hacked into ugly monstrosity coffee table furniture!