Do a search on TWD, it's all I have played now for over a year.

IJ is Definintly WAY slower. I owned an IJ for a few months while restoring it. When the work was done I played a few games and thought, wow this is garbage, I can't beleive it is rated so high. Sold it soon after. TWD premium/LE is a much better game.

TWD is excellent, but it's tough. Williams IJ is a lot of fun, but suffers from a scoring imbalance where you only go for Super Jackpots when competing (some people don't care). If your a good player - TWD, if you're a more casual player you might prefer IJ.

I installed the TWD outlane extenders and finally got some enjoyment from it, have played Indy a few times, I'd roll with TWD but not that I think Indy is bad or anything....

TWD easy...

IJ one of the most overrated games of all time. Game looks great, great theme, lots of stuff in there, built well...but simply is no fun to play.

I've owned an IJ twice, I love the theme and music etc, but being a wide body it is a bit "loafy" if that's even a word.....just kinda sluggish. Walking Dead Premium/LE is just so much damn fun, it's such an immersive experience and rewards you for making good decisions. I'd lean towards that. Good luck!

For me IJ is a keeper and a candidate for a HEP restore. On the other hand, for me, I sold my TWDLE happily as no other pin before, stave Police Force, TSPP, Queen of Hearts, Sweet Sioux, Auto Race and Wagon Train. TWDLE was not a game I wanted to play again after giving it a good chance, in addition to the playfield damage from the moving ramp. Please note that the guy who bought it from me, a fellow pinsider, is as pleased as punch with every aspect of his TWDLE.
I buy it, try it, keep it if I like it, sell it if I don't.

I too like both games, but IJ wins for me. Great mix of theme, dots, sound & toys.

TWD all the way - any version - is better than IJ.

Which theme do you like more?

IJ is an adventure, a path with goals, slower pace, family friendly.

TWD is an adrenaline Rush, Dark, Fast, Killing Zombies.

Perhaps watching a couple of videos might help.

Night and day, old and new, both Fun in different ways.

Yeah, I bet you sold your TWD before new code dropped. I can almost guarantee it.

I own a Williams IJ and will be owing a TWD shortly. Both a re great games so you can't go wrong. Indy has tons of modes, great sounds, and just an all around great game. No way overrated. Wide body beauty. They don't come up for sale all that often either.

TWD has a great shot layout and with cleland sound upgrade, a very fun pin! You honestly can't go wrong.

I own both. A waxed, correctly setup IJ is a great fast game. A solid fun title all day long. TWD Is more of an 'in your face MF'er' experience. Both have a place in my line up indefinitely.

BIASED!

IJ, no contest.

owned 2 IJ's and TWDLE. TWD is 10x the game IJ is.
If you absolutely LOVE the IJ movies, I can see owning this pin. If you just like the movies and LOVE playing pinball I would say it's not one to get. The delay of the ball coming out of the pops to the left is the MOST boring time of any pinball of all time. Of course it does have several video modes that some of you guys like so there's that.

Haha, this is very true as I've spent more time with TWD than my wife over the last few months. I do like IJ though, and if you can have both in a lineup all the better.

Opinions are split on this. A poll would be interesting...

I think these are two pins that really should not be compared to each other. Yes, you could make a list of artwork, sounds, game play and so on but these two are so far apart in almost every aspect. Perhaps TWD would be better suited against IM while IJ against other widebody Superpins. Now that I think about it they would be a great combo to have together. Yes, own them both. So say we all.

Code will never fix a damaged playfield. A damaged playfield is inappropriate for a new pin. TWDLWE sucks as bad as NGG in this regard, worse since it was produced 20 years later. WTF were the designers thinking?

BTW:You don't know anything about me anymore than I don't know anything about you. Suggest you keep your thoughts of my actions to yourself. No worries from me if you don't. The ignore button works for me and you. Life is beautiful when you can ignore the static...thanks for that Robin!!

What if the guy's name is Code that does playfield restores?

Yes you're right, I don't know you. Which is why I put "almost" in the sentence. But from your response I now know I hit the nail on the head happy flipping with whatever pin you like.

TWD playfield is not "damaged" at all. Obviously, you're welcome to your opinion, but plenty of people think it's awesome - and tough - the way a zombie apocalypse pin should be

IJ has it's playfield issues...
- super slow drag coming out of the pop bumpers - sometimes even hangs there and needs to be shaken loose
- mode start rejects
- mini-playfield sucks 90% of the time - impossible to get certain switches

And code issues...
- 1 strategy to win - repeat multiball over and over to go for Super Jackpots - nothing else matters
--- this is why I got rid of mine, it just became kind of pointless

And what's "damaged" about NGGs playfield anyway?

Well, you're always welcome to express your misguided opinion here anytime.

I'm just joshing ya. QG can be, well, abrasive at times but he's a good dude. Ignore seems extreme.

For me TWD wins. Had a IJ and it never really clicked with me. Played quite slow and every time I looked at the playfield I saw that Chinese Nazi drawing. I know it's a small thing but I hated the look of it. Some nice bits on the game but I got bored of it pretty quickly

TWD plays really fast. I actually like the look of the playfield. Sure I would prefer show call outs but if you pretend it's based on the comics rather than the show then it's all pretty cool.

wow thanks underlord! I would have expected much worse

I prefer IJ

TWD without question is the better pin.

I've played both and wouldn't want to own either. Especially to the tune of $6k and up.

I have a HEP IJ and I agree the game can be a little slow but it's mostly when you are in the upper side of the machine. Once you are in the playfield it definitely is fast but yes it's slower than non wide body games. However, it's no where near slow. Personally, there is so much to shoot at in this machine and so many things to accomplish that you almost need it to slow down a tad. It's that kind of game. I'm a little surprised at the comparison with TWD because if anything these machines compliment each other. I could see comparing TWD with IM/IMVE.

Anyway, I really like both.

I own both - TWDLE wins by a mile. I wonder if the people voting for IJ have spent any time on a Prem/LE with the latest code & actor callouts?

Don't get me wrong - IJ is a beautiful pin, one of the best themes ever, great sounds and great dots. But it plays kind of slow and the playfield is pretty crowded. It's one of my wife's favorites - so it stays in the collection...it just doesn't get a lot of plays.

TWDLE on the other hand is an adrenaline rush - great shots, great sounds, great theme, great dots...one of Stern's best efforts as of late. But it can almost be *too* fast - and the outlanes are pretty brutal on factory settings.

I just saw an Indy for sale for 4800 so your pricing is off

Damn price police!

I agree, everything is badbilly's fault.