Quoted from Xerico:If the pinball community is able to help out with this it could lead to United opening up and freeing some of the 100's of pins they've had locked away for the last 20 yrs. in many storage properties in and around Wichita.
Why would this make any difference at all? *scratch head*
Sucks that games got stolen, but if they've been sitting on games for 20 years, they obviously weren't motivated to sell them out before? If anything maybe the fact that they lost inventory they haven't been selling should be a motivator to reduce down, consolidate locations, and make the ones they do have more secure, I'd think...
I patrol CL for KS/OK/TX/MO/AR/LA, I'll keep an eye out but man...bleh.
*edit* I am not in any way condoning or supporting what happened to them.