Wow. I usually hate price complaining but that's just ridiculous. Unless you absolutely LOVE the Jetsons why would you pick this over any existing Stern pro? 7k is reaching close to premiums even.

For what it's worth those two are my other price complaint. A little over $1200 per pop bumper!

But someone made a good point, they only need to sell 300, in increments of 100. That does seem doable.

While we're being pedantic, the "CEO targets" are GEO targets. They spell GEORGE between the center set and the right set.

How can you tell build quality from a picture of a box.

Props to you for not pushing the credit card fees to the customers. I just had to eat a 3% fee tacked onto a NIB game. I don't blame the company for adding that fee because their margins are tiny as it is, but as a customer it still feels crappy.

Not just pinball. Nostalgia is selling like gangbusters in EVERY market. Even politics which I won't touch on, but let's leave it at "great again" was no accident.

For something we *can* talk about, look at video gaming. Retro speedrunning is reaching all time popularity highs, most indie games are (and have been) drawing heavily off the 16-bit era art styles and thematic approaches, 3D Platformer games are having a huge resurgence. Heck, the massive PokemonGO phenomenon? Granted that died quickly due to poor software development and bugs.

Everything nostalgic is huge right now. And from some quick research, it's not a millennials thing. Xers and Boomers have had, and are currently having, waves of intense demand for nostalgia products.

Hey hey hey. Bill Murray is 66, and I would definitely buy a Bill Murray pinball machine. They could call it BM66 or something.

Naw. Just talking about old themes while we wait for more pics or videos from the devs!