Quoted from DJNOEL30:

I’m thankful that Pinball machines in general have been fairly reasonable lately with resale value.
Ultimately it’s about the game you want to hold on to when it comes to home use. I’ve been shuffling machines over the past few years and feel I have found THE game in TNA that will stay in the home for a long time. I’m hoping ACNC will have that same feel and be a keeper as well but in general for me it’s more about staying power.

Quoted from fantarama:

my read on this story is that TNA sales are slowing down and so they came up with this idea to wrap up another batch.

see!, this guy thinks along the same line, althought not sure if serious... but seems like his take is about buying into the FOMO.

I know, right?

reality check: people is already losing money trying to sell their reservations. emphasis in TRYING.

that's interesting! you mention a lot of qualities for ACNC but "fun" is not among those. I guess you can always put this piece of art in a corner of your house and tell your guests about how artsy and beautiful you find it, and the world under the glass and all that... and then you can play a couple games on it like someone who force others into watching at their baby pictures, and/or just move on to play some other entertaining game. but hey! I didn't played, maybe it's a blast and you just neglected to mention how enjoyable it is. like "so much art! and plus Bowen worked on the code and danced to it on that streaming they deleted because the game crashed too much" or something like that.
you always talk shit about Stern and you always say the same: Spike. like all the Stern games are gonna break right on the chipset but you'll get to get buried with the spooky ones because their hardward is a bit more open. meanwhile is like how entertaining the games are dosn't matter. I have to be honest here, I rather get a game that breaks on me after I play the living hell out of it because is fun... than an open source lights box.