If you're worried about value, sell it and buy a HUO pro that's been modded up. The difference in gameplay isn't that dramatic between the LE and pro.

If you want a real showpiece, the LE always raises an eyebrow with visitors. It's one of the few LEs that really feels like a true LE.

But personally, I would pass it along and get a HUO pro. Get the game to someone who will open it if you aren't planning on it.

I forgot to mention...awesome find. I know it was probably just the result of someone price speculating, but it has to be cool to come across this.

Reminds me of my NIB Iron Man. I got it almost two years ago, but it was a 2010 machine, still in the box. It was so cool to open that thing up and see it in all its perfect beauty. The VE is great, but I prefer the original for a few reasons, so it was really something special for me to come across and buy.

I don't know how much the gap has closed in price between the two, but you might have a good point.

Does the LE have an extra layer of clear? The ball movement feels noticeably different on the LE than the pro. I've played a few different LEs and many pros (have a pro), and I've always felt like the LE was different in that regard.

I so wish that the pro had the drop targets. I love drops.

I dig those flyer toys.

I wish I hadn't sold my Tron arcade cabinet. Would have been really cool sitting next to my pin.

Throw it off the roof of TNT.