Quoted from eggbert52:

If you just came back to Earth after being on Mars for five years, you could never tell the difference between the early X-Men, Avengers, Metallica, Star Trek and now Walking Dead threads. They all read the same.
Luckily, me and my bank account wised up somewhere in the middle.

Quoted from mario_1_up:

I hear ya, cut and paste art looks so much better.

Quoted from TheLaw:

God that is horrid.

Quoted from Aurich:

But I have to say, I don't really get the sexy zombie thing. Rotting women with their faces half sloughed on in bikinis don't really turn me on.

Quoted from PEN:

This is one of the best things you have ever written. I mean that in a non sarcastic or pandering way. You hit the nail on the head, on a very hard to explain subject.

Quoted from o-din:

My daughter likes the EMs. I asker her why she doesn't play the newer machines and she said she doesn't understand the scoring on them. To bring young people into this hobby maybe it needs to get back to the basics. It may have advanced too far for younger people to understand or have fun with.

Quoted from Hazoff:

If you had fun playing bow and arrow and sure shot then I would like to have some of whatever it is you were smoking or snorting etc. I would need a plethora of high quality drugs to make those game amusing.

Quoted from pinballcorpse:

I believe it!
Even when I have some of my friends over who are seasoned tourney players, we end up having a ton of fun playing older games like Fast Draw, Joker Poker and Paragon. We really don't feel like having potential marathon games on Spider-Man and LOTR for example.
Of course we can set the modern games up even harder than they are to shorten ball times (outlanes are already maxed etc), but once you get to a point where the game is so bastardized, it begs the question why have it for the purposes of exploring wizard modes. We can play those types of games in tourneys.
Modern, fast games like Iron Man and ACDC also keep us amused, but dollar for dollar the old games are a blast.
The point is, not every pinball outing that is fun needs to be on a 10k pinball machine.

Quoted from o-din:

With 7830 Bow and Arrows and 3700 Sure Shots produced, apparently some people found them amusing. With or without the drugs.

Quoted from John_I:

We always end up playing EMs a lot when friends come over - both players and noobs. EMs rule for multiplayer games, while DMDs are good for single player games. No DMD can possibly provide the fun of a 4-player game on Jack in the Box. If we were to start a four player game on STLE or IJ it would take 45 minutes and not just because of the long ball time. "Hey Spencer is having an endless multiball and has two extra balls built up, I'm going to the bathroom and grab a sandwich and beer." You end up waiting on people to get back in the room and people don't even watch each other play. On the EM the 4-player game lasts about 8 minutes and newbies have a chance of beating any one of us because EMs level the playfield (sorry for the pun). The competition is just more fierce and you actually watch the other player without losing interest.
By the way all of my EMs are fast and play great. Nudging and slap saves required often.

Quoted from Shapeshifter:

I like every era of pinballs but em's when set up right, are out and out fun. My kids prefer them to STLE and other more modern games I have had. And for the price of 1 new LE you can get 8 very good em's!!

Quoted from zucot:

He looks more sad than scary.

Quoted from pinballkim:

Unfortunately, I think Borg's designs are usually rehashed and boring. His best design in my opinion is x-men and people don't seem to like it.

Quoted from luvthatapex2:

Interesting. I have Tron next to XMEN and they play entirely different.

Quoted from S37VEN:

Any rumor on the number of flippers?