I'd think of it this way. If they've sold 2,000 of them to end user customers these then you'd think people would have been posting saying they're trying to find one to order but can't locate one. I haven't seen anyone posting something like that yet.

Last time I played at Enterrium (about 3 weeks ago), I started Ball 3. Played for a minute hitting several shots, then shot the ball into the Lab scoop. Game went into Bonus count ending my ball. After the bonus count the scoop kicked the ball out, but Ball 3 had been ended so no flipper action and game over.

On the game I played immediately before that one a second ball kicked into the shooter lane when it didn't seem like a multiball was going on. Then on the next ball when a multiball should have started it only left one ball in play.

Not sure if these are hardware (trough optos?) or software issues, but there's always something wonky on it every time I decide to give that game another chance and try it out again.

He said the calls are for the Deluxe model. But he said those aren’t going to be built until mid-next year. Said the have LE and SLE available now.

Deluxe is the lowest tier model of the game.

Follow up on my post above: I received a couple reminders from someone via PM that the marketing for GTF also showed a Signature model. So that could get built at some point and it would be a lower model than the deluxe. My mistake. I didn’t recall the possible existence of the Signature model. Please everyone forgive me. Happy Friday!

David Hasselhoff was apparently very popular there also.

Lol. This post instantly reminded me of the GTF team member at TPF calling a co-worker a dick on a hot mic.

Seems like someone who wants to run a pinball company would be better off going their own way to start a new one like Barrels of Fun did instead of paying for AP. I can’t see there being much additional value to pay for in the AP brand and catalog of past AP games (or for any games in development).