Quoted from o-din:The licenses are old and stale. And IMO there have been too many of them as of late. It's killing any aura pinball ever had as far as originality is concerned. Pinball is dying along with it's dying themes.
I 100% agree with you on old/stale licenses. And it will die if it doesn't bring in new blood. Too many licenses are targeted at the 40+ crowd. I have a few games in a pub and most of the people on them are in there 20s. It would be nice to see some themes that would appeal to that age group more. Granted location may be a smaller market than for home buyers but without location play pinball will die as there will not be another generation looking to buy the games they played when they were young.
Vid suggested a suicidegirls theme a while ago. On my location this game would pay for itself in weeks.