Would like to see the guide feeding the bottom right flipper replaced with an inline flipper that works in synch. Talk about your classic pinballs, that would instantly establish the vibe. I'd love a game where you can't trap a ball on the right side flippers for fear of draining.

If TA was refined and a decion to produce them was made, that would be welcomed news. That's a long way off imho. How many would they decide to build - 100, 200 or even 500 games? Once a number is selected, they should make an official announcement and add a plaque to the pin. That should accelerate selling of pins while building a healthy wait list. Don’t know if I agree with one wrong opinion repeated here, that numbered games are worth $1k more

Congrats Scott, enjoy the limelight. TNA is quite an achievement.

Played 40 games of TNA at SFGE and liked it a lot. Great fun and I agree with those suggesting price has got to be kept low. My concern is with the art package and the backglass design doesn't work for me. I'd select any alternative in this thread over the current direction. I am interested in an unpainted white wood style playfield with alternative backglass over the current design (whatever it looks like).

On pricing, you would agree they wouldn't sell many at current $8k+ rate for high-end pins, right? Spooky's current range of about $6.2k exceeds what many people are willing to pay on any new pin, especially a non licensed theme. People have bills to pay that compete with purchasing a pinball machine. If Spooky found a way to keep this in the mid 5k's, they won't have any trouble selling 500. Not saying the game doesn't feel worth $6.2k, but when your product competes with Stern pro's (some terrific themes and rules), you can't be charging more for lesss, it doesn't pass the sniff test.

Id say it was more like early RZ in terms of depth, and less than the final AMH. It is all about selecting nine reactors (3 bank target x 3 times), locking 2 balls + 1 hit to start 3 ball multiball and then starting reactor mode at scoop during 3 ball MB. From there shoot blinking outlanes to light "core" rollovers. Use upper playfield flipper to also light "core" rollovers. Rinse and repeat 9 times and maybe there is a wizard mode coming. I don't think there will be many alternate approaches to playing this pin unless some other physical elements can be added (and I hope some are).

Disclaimer - I beat a total of one reactor in all of my games. (Also beat Roger Sharpe in three way game A few small adjustments could make this game shine further. Simple things like - being able to qualify multiple reactors before staring the reactor mode, and qualifying reactors in additional ways before starting the reactor mode. Game is very addictive - it's practically crack on four legs. My comments on art have already been expressed.

Curious what you feel is the right price for purchasing one as is.