Quoted from tlsbryan:

How is it the operators fault when their Stern pin breaks down? Certainly part of the ops fault if they are able to fix the problem and they just leave it sit. I can tell you, as a fellow op, I am fixing my Sterns a lot more than my CGC, JJP, or AP machines. They still have quality machines. I sometimes question the quality of certain new playfield components. I still buy them as people want to play them. The breakdowns and fixes are usually minimal for me. Sometimes a day or two if waiting on a part. I also know a broken machine not only makes no coin, it looks really bad for the location if machines are consistently "out of order". Either way, pinballs will break regardless of the manufacturer. Maybe I have just had better luck with the other mfr pins. Possible that specific op has had some really bad luck with his/her Sterns or doesnt have the ability to fix themselves. Either way, looks bad on the op, mfr, and location regardless of the back story.

Quoted from pinballlife:

Sega Zilla is awesome. Just don't try to tie it to the Toho stuff and think of it as simply a *Monster* pin.
Super straight ahead run set that is super fun. Getting on the *King Of The Monsters* high score board is challenging, but very satisfying.
I'm on my third machine (kept upgrading when I found a better example) and am taking mine to the grave.
Terry.

Quoted from Only_Pinball:

That's the thought.
Is it Tuesday yet?

Quoted from Gambeno:

the game looks great especially if you like ramps, but whats the sound, animation and code like? I wasn't a fan of AIQ for this reason, even though the shots look great. I hope the code is more fun and the call outs or more like Maiden. Not sure how I feel about the Blue Oyster Cult song. The game comes off as campy from the video so having, "Godzilla" in the game seems like it would take you out of that.