Thanks for the shout out, Matt!

Anyone feel free to let us know if you run into any issues with the site. We're still working on additional features to make the customer experience as pleasant as possible! We're confident that the new site and integrations with the kits database are giant leaps forward in that effort.

The only issue i see (and this is a personal one) is that when a kit is added to the database it is based off of the creators personal color preference. is there a way to make the shopping cart editable once a kit as been added? i just pulled up tron for example, what if i wanted to change the flipper rubbers to all orange, or clear, or etc? right now i don't really see how to do that.

I think what you guys are doing is great by the way. I do foresee someone just going to the manuals for the games, then added them to the database (like i just did for Black Knight 2000), without giving it much thought. should that really be rewarded? i did BK2K because i own it and i wanted to see how the "create a kit" database upload worked. If there is a way to change the ring color when i order it (i see no reason for me to remake the Lord of the Rings kit list) then i think this will be awesome, but if i have to manual go into each ring and change the color then i might as well just make it from the list in the book and type each size in so i can select the color i want then.

there is a possibility that i am doing something wrong on my end too.

just my observation. keep up the great work!

I agree and just popped over here to make the same comment after having just created a kit for my own machine.

When you click on an existing kit, it would be nice if there were drop-down menus for the color of each piece instead of having to click on the "Create Similar Kit" tab and remove and add each piece but with your own desired color.

I entered in my kit as the machine's standard "all white with red flippers" but I think half the fun of Titan's product is that fact you can get your rubber parts in an awesome assortment of colors.

With the way the database is now, you'll end up having a new kit every time someone wants to order a new color scheme. The idea of rewarding kit creators as incentive for the community to add to the database is without a doubt a nice thought and gesture. But I would believe that over time, the pin community is naturally going to add the database because you have a GREAT product and an easy way of entering the info.

I personally would suggest: Once a machine's pieces have been entered, that's the base kit for that machine. Create drop-down menus to allow customers to select their own color scheme and when the customer buys a kit (regardless of if they choose their own colors or choose whatever the standard colors are), the customer gets the 15% discount.
I understand wanting to incentivize people to add to the database, but you also need to offer something to would-be customers, namely a discount for buying a whole kit's worth of rubber.

New site looks GREAT btw! Definitely easier to navigate.

I thought about this as well. To me only the people who actually tear down a machine and build the kit should be rewarded. Anyone who doesn't even own any games can download manuals and regurgitate that information all day long and call it a full kit (don't take this the wrong way if you have done this because it's still very helpful) but often the manuals have more than one error in the rubber list.

Then again, how could you tell who used the manual vs. who actually tore down a game? Choice of colors? Ask for photo of a note that says Titan Pinball sitting on a half torn down playfield?

when i did the the breakdown for the games i listed, i listed that i owned them and that this kit was from the manual. once i tear the machine down and redo all the rubbers then i will update the list that i made.

My account is showing a blank order and transaction history. I even ordered last week using the new website.

Ok, don't worry about it. I really don't need that info as I have the receipts anyway.