Quoted from CrazyLevi:

Yeah you should definitely spend $5600 on a game you don't like, makes sense.
Overrated? Every single game in pinball is both underrated and overrated. If you don't like it you don't like it. It's big, a pain to move, and that's not a deal that leaves any meat on the bone for you to profit so why bother if you don't like it?

Quoted from CrazyLevi:

Have you ever MET any crackheads?
I have.

Quoted from jalpert:

Since we're talking about a game being worth the cash..... the pinside top 5:
1.) MM - Sells for a lot more
2.) TZ
3.) AFM - Sells for more
4.) MB - Sells for a lot more
5.) LOTR - Sells for about the same.
3 of the 4 games that aren't TZ in the top 5 sell for either a lot more or are more expensive. It's pretty hard to argue against the game being a good value.

Quoted from TheLaw:

Doesn't really need to does it? More units make the price lower, making a better deal right?

Quoted from Astropin:

I understand why TZ is considered great but it's just never "clicked" with me (and I keep trying....but won't be buying).
The other game that gives me the same kind of feeling is WOZ......don't care for it either. I play them both when I come across them...but that's as far as it will go.

Quoted from Astropin:

I do LOVE my new IJ though.....when it's working right. (Going for another cheap thumbs up)

Quoted from jalpert:

That's a possible reason that the game is less money than some of the other top 5 games, but at the end of the day my point is a good one. Twilight Zone, which is one of the cheapest games in the top 5 (on average), is hard to say it's a bad value based on that fact.
Plenty of people don't care for it, some like it more than others, but for a game in that class, it's about as cheap as it gets. I don't necessarily care why.

Quoted from Jvspin:

The problem I have with TZ is that it keeps me from buying most of the new machines coming out. I just can't bring myself to spend more money for a machine that has so much less stuff in it.

Quoted from Jvspin:

Yes, AFM is the poster child for the "less is more" game.
It's relatively simple playfield is elevated by good rules, good art, great humor and a fun theme. If one of the newer games did such a good job on those other aspects I might be tempted, despite the lack of "stuff" in the game.