Same here. I like Ghostbusters unconventional layout and multiple interactive toys. There are enough pins out there that just focus on two ramps that return to the flippers and a stationary bash toy. Where's the excitement in that, especially after dropping $5k-$8k? In 2016 pins should be coming with multiple features that interact with the ball and GB has a lot of them. A ramp that drops under the playfield into a ball lock, two scoops, 2 captive ball mechs (one being a 3 ball mech), a Slimer toy that moves to different shots, magnetic slings, a peppers ghost Ecto Goggles toy. Hot damn! lol

I can see GB being a game that people keep in their collections and on location people keep going back to for a long time.

Its true that the video mode does slow the game down but the player also has the choice to cash out and not progress through the video mode. Other video modes in the past didn't give a player a choice whether or not to play it.

I don't think everything in pinball has to be non stop action. Sometimes the coolest things in games are seen or heard when the ball isn't moving (or very little) at all such as a DMD animation + light show for a MB, a physical ball lock + animation / sound, giving the player a choice in a video mode, etc. If done right those elements can add charm to a game and I think the GB video mode does just that. The video mode will be even better when ColorDMD announces support for the game.