In Elwin we trust!

I had a JP at home for a year-and-a-half. I liked that there were different ways to attack it, but the paddock progression being so central to the game made it feel linear after a (long) while.

As others have said, it is the tightest-shooting of the three...so consider your skill level here. There were NIGHTS where the game almost cured me of my desire to stay in this hobby!

I still put in almost 3,000 games on it.

I'm in the minority here, but I think the lack of movie assets actually helped it from getting stale. While playing, I felt like I was the first-day-hire trying to get to the Visitor Center, not some rando hitting pinball shots in order to see movie clips.

Here's my advice...since you asked: Grab Iron Maiden now. It'll be the first one to cease production. Play it. Sell it. Pick up one of the other games. No matter how long it's in your collection, they'll probably still be making both Jurassic Park and Godzilla.