It has a lot of good and bad. I owned an LE for almost a year. I moved it along and haven't missed it a single time.
Art work is great and once you figure out how to play the game, the flipper gap isn't THAT big of deal along with fixing the cheap "over inlane" drains. The sounds and callouts are good, too.
The problem I had was the code. I don't like the ladder code and "strobe the lights as fast as possible all thru the multiballs" type programming. Dwight is my least favorite code designer/programmer and would definitely play a game thoroughly before I'd buy another game he coded.
Plus, the airballs off the ramp targets and drop targets that don't drop, breaking screens, etc. etc. left a bad taste in people's mouths right from the beginning. Hard to change an opinion after the first one.