I'd sell both and get something better.

TMNT has to be a joke.

Although with some of the recent titles, I wouldn't put it past them.

It would be pinball hitting near rock bottom of the downward spiral it's been on for the last few years.

And that's the sad state of affairs pinball has let itself get into.

That would have been more realistic.

The fact that they are pretending this crap's new and relevant is even a bigger joke.

But that's what got me in trouble here, speaking my mind and telling it the way it is the way I see it, because some can't handle the truth.

Oh that's funny!

Just because I still watch Gilligan's Island on occasion doesn't mean I want another pinball machine themed after them. History.

But they will make whatever you are willing to shell out ten grand for, so have at it!

And then you can decorate your house just like you did your bedroom when you were ten years old.

Yes, I was born in 62 and was an adult when TMNT first aired. Doesn't mean I didn't watch some of it or take any in. I even watched the VR Troopers when it was on.

I had girlfriends with little brothers that had stuff plastered all over their rooms. We had cool shit too when I was a kid. I just don't want any of it now. It would be like me wanting a Brady Bunch pin. They don't cater to me though, but I figure I'm still free to speak my piece.

It was bitchen back in 1987. It's just lifetimes ago and I've way moved on since then. Guess not everybody has.

I took it all in. Perhaps we can get Bobby's World next. Or even The Tick.

After TMNT and Bobby's World we can continue on with these other great similar genre pinball themes.

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Darn, I was just gearing up for this one.

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I played it. It brought back memories. I split.

The trend now is remaking old pinball themes. See BK, JP, and Elvira.

Isn't it time to give the Flintstones another shot?

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For those that are hanging onto the TMNT from their youth, wouldn't it be cheaper to go this route?

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I just searched on the internet and it looked like a nice bedroom set to appease any 40 year old TMNT fan.

Yes. It doesn't have "Get real. None of the above"

Here's some wallpaper that you can use to decorate your kitchen and bathroom and save you a bundle over a new pinball machine.

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Here's some more to really attract the ladies to your crib.

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After spending the afternoon with my 97 year old mother it has been determined the next pinball theme for children should be-

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Actually it is admitting you are as OLD AF.

And you probably still wear neon and would grow a mullet if you still could.

The dude's starting a mini mullet too. Lord help us all!

Thank goodness the 70s look never went out of style.
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There is no denying in my book 80s fashion was some of the worst ever and should be left behind in a time capsule.

Sorry to you kids that grew up in that decade, but it is what it is.

As a young adult at that time, sure there was plenty of media and toys, but most of it seemed pretty watered down compared to what we were used to and pretty funny to see what kids were getting excited about now. Most redeeming thing that came out of the 80s was money could be made and women were getting in shape.

So excuse me while I sit back and laugh while you all carry on about your 80s fetish.

I saw them open up for a much better band called Gary Myrick and the Figures.

And the best part about the 80s was when it was over.

You guys should go ahead and have your fun. I don't want to seem like the crotchety one. Because I'm not.

Like I said, I've always taken in culture as it happens, and got a whole new dose of kid's entertainment with my daughter growing up.

Spongebob FTW!

They made one for kids that grew up when I did and it was called Thunderbirds. At first I was excited, but the novelty about buying it wore off even before we knew how it played. Still a great show.

Call it old or outdated if you like, but a Spongebob Squarepants pinball machine done right would be an almost must buy for this household.

That's what I consider an older theme. Anything older in a new game is what I consider antiquated, and I aint touching them anymore.

No doubt!

I played Battle For Bikini Bottom on my kid's gameboy until I finally beat it. Wasn't easy and took quite a bit of time.

If they can make it into a pinball game that deep with all the other great Spongebob stuff, I'm all in.

Only request is it has a "Nasty Patty" mode.

Heck, I'd probably even pony up for the Bob Esponja LE.

Let's put Spongebob up against WWE and see what happens.