Beatles has a lot more to do in terms of modes, multi balls, and shot variation. Music and art are subjective but in my opinion better on Beatles. The LCD animations are much better on Beatles. TNA has a physical ball lock, lock stealing, full RGB lighting, and co-op mode that Beatles lacks. That said TNA got repetitive and old for me really fast and I much prefer Beatles.

Although I voted for Beatles - I don't see the market as TNA vs. Beatles. I'm actually really glad to see both games produced in the modern era. It's very inspiring that Scott did the design, code, and music for TNA essentially in his spare time and it got made into popular and commercially viable game. I'm also glad to see Stern bring back a layout from the Classic Stern era with modern modes, LCD, lighting and sound. They both bring back some of the fun and simplicity of the early solid state games and provide a counter point to the call for increasingly complicated rules and mechs. The fact that this poll is so close means that there is room for both in the market place and I hope we see more games of this style going forward. I'd love to see more of the early solid state layouts get new life and more home-brew games become able to available to collectors.