The only reason I disagree with this is that the Pro price has risen a lot. So with the Pro getting so expensive it may be worth just sticking with the LE.

And as others are saying, it depends on what you paid. Personally I'd sell the NIB LE and get a HUO one. Take the extra cash. Tron is a great game. And as a Pro owner, I still think the LE is the better game.

I'm not sure if it is the clear, but the LE has always felt different to me. I always suspect the geometry of the entrance of the side ramp below Gem is different, but I never took the time to pull out calipers and measure it. The entrance of it feels bigger on the LE, plus the flippers just feel slightly different (I've always wanted to be able to put my finger on why).

Ok, I gave this a bunch of thought. I tried to put myself in the perspective of what I would do if that box was sitting in my game room. And the answer is, I'd open it. I'd have that experience and would just not care about the loss I'd take by being the guy that pulled it out of the box.

However, I've owned a Pro for more than 5 years. And I already know that I love the game. So the "loss" would only be on paper. To me it would be worth it, because I'm pretty sure I'd never sell it.