I loved the King of Diamond remake. I planned on distributing the game in the south east but that never developed because of trouble with getting games for customers, also if I remember right distributor cost was around $3300 leaving only $350 to $400 profit. I think the product had long term potential if they could have worked out some production bugs. The mylar playfield had to go, although I understand why they went that way. I would love to own the rights to the system today. First game would be Centigrade 37, then Jacks to Open, then Atlantis. If the system would support Bally and Williams games there are a few I'd like to do as well. Maybe Cactus Jack can answer that question. Bally 4 Million BC anyone.

Cactus Jack, I now know who you are. I meet you on one of my visits to Southern California. Seeing your work and talking with you was the reason I felt comfortable distributing KOD. If you ever decide to bring back this project let me know. Maybe I can be of help. It would be a shame to put your system on the shelf and never use it again. I believe the current market would support remakes of games like Queen of Hearts. I also agree with your comment that the games should be made as a system where the playfield and backglass drop into a cabinet. This in my opinion makes the economics very appealing. Good luck in the future with what ever you put your mind to.