I agree with you, although I do like many of the 90's A-list titles too. I just think some of the Stern titles from 2000-2009 are underrated. They are fun games, hold up relatively well, and have some unique themes. You can also get them for half of what new titles are going for.

I haven't had much time with TRS, but BBH is a fine game and Avatar is really good. WOF, Sopranos, WPT are also titles I'd pick up if they were available.

WPT is a phenomenal game IMHO. It was another favorite at our household. I sold that one to make room for WOZ. That space has been open in the gameroom for awhile now....

To late the price has just gone up

Isn't that always the case
Oh well my buddy grabbed the local one for sale
So I guess it's worth what he paid

You could get them NIB after Stern blew them out for right around $2500 around four years ago.

I would think $2500-$3200 would be a fair price for lightly routed-HUO.

i had a HUO one a while ago. i tired of it. Its one of the pretiest games however (if that counts). and went to sell it. MAN I GOT ALL BEAT UP.. Can tell you that you will really have to wait for the "right" buyer to get decent/fair money for it. Mine was mint and people just tore the thing to shreds. A lot of low-ball offers, pinballer types wanting to buy it with the lines ;" ehhh that game , it kinda sucks i can only pay.... yada yada." I waited a long time and finally sold it to a guy that appreciated it and I felt very lucky to break even on it. Just my experience with the game.

I have said it before and I will say it again, the WOF theme had everything to do with killing the game. The nerdy superhero-loving pinball crowd crucified this game before it ever had a chance IMHO. If the game would have been re-themed to Monty Python or involved the killing of zombies Stern would have sold 6k units....

Agreed.... The weird thing is that I bought it because the NIB price was too good to pass up. Once I started playing it, the WoF theme works perfect, it is like you are playing a game within a game. A very cerebral vibe to it, that makes it really enjoyable and diversifies the lineup quite a bit.

Ditto! I bought mine for the same reason. Fell in love with it. Like someone said earlier it is a beautiful game. Totally unique! A melding of new and old style with amazing rules that intuitively fit the theme.

When I first heard about the game, I hated it already. Saw it for the first time at an arcade in a theater and thought 'Well, let's get this over with.' Three games in and I enjoyed it. Found another one at a nearby bowling alley and played some more. Then I found myself acting defensive when my friends made fun of it. Crap! I must be in love!

I scored my clean, routed and shopped WOF with LEDs for $2300 last year.