Yeah, I just sold my absolutely mint TSPP because I just didn't play it. I loved the theme and it wasn't a bad layout but something was missing. I guess the one thing that stuck out like a sore thumb to me was the annoying music snippets. The game had some good callouts but the music (or lack thereof?) and goofy sound effects left it feeling flat to me. Overall, not a bad game. Just no staying power for me.

It did in fact! Owned it for many years but it was still in mint condition when I sold it. I'm pretty confident I could have gotten much more than what I actually sold it for but at least it stayed in MI and went to a good pinhead.

When possible if I think there is a chance I might buy a game again down the road I buy an NOS playfield for it just in case it becomes really hard to find an excellent condition example. That's what I've done with TSPP.