On the other hand I sold my ST Premium and bought an ACDC Premium.

That's the great thing about pinball. If we didn't have different tastes and want to buy and sell games my collection would suck. ST Premium was the only NIB game I've bought so far, I depend on the market having shifting tastes.

I couldn't care less where a game is rated. If it makes people happy to see Star Trek in the top 10 then great. Didn't make me keep it. And I don't rate games. I guess I could, I'm not opposed to it, but just don't really see the point I guess.

Alternately, loan a game to a friend. Do a swap. I trade my Tron for a TSPP for a few months with a good friend of mine. Discovered how much I missed it when I got it back. Was really a nice way to find out that a game is a keeper. Tron is going nowhere.

In my case not only do I trust my friend, he's the one I call when shit breaks that I can't fix myself.