Here is MY take on both as I have both and they are both great
IMVE
Pro
- much newer so it's only 3 years old and likely has less wear and tear better sound
- has nice cabinet decals ( if they are stuck on correctly) and had a nice head metal speaker panel and better receiver for the translight (IMO)
-is fantastic with shaker (one of the best integrations)
-has GREAT movie quotes and good custom voice callouts
-it's very quick and very little stop and go (great flow) short games but you can get a good way to Jereco or DOD hurry up in one ball
-had the Monger one of the coolest toys in pinball (Where do you think you're going?)
-it fights back (War Machine)
-three spinners
Con
-not much of a skill shot
-rules are abbreviated (this is fun for multi play but maybe boring if you have a small collection)
-Dots are godawful it's pathetic but improved greatly with color DMD
-peg legs and snappy clips
-can be too brite (but I like brite games it's ok for me)
Tspp
Pros
-deep rules (really deep)
-great call outs (Way to go dude)
-great dots
-lots of shots, and toys, upper PF, ball lock
-great art
-different layout, like a mini TZ or WoZ
-upper PF is great
-great if you have a small collection because there is a lot to discover
Cons
-stop and go a lot (some like this but it's more TZ-ish)
-Sound could be better
-cabinet artwork looks a little faded and pixilated
-some don't like the Doh mode
-one long ramp (I know there are 3 ramps but the left and couch ramp are kind of mini ramps)
-older so generally has more wear and tear
-kind of dark, I did a full LED conversion but in stock form was too dark for my taste
-can have Long games (that's not terrible but I've read that some people find it a drag at 30+ minutes) but I don't have long games yet since I'm not very good