Thinking about going to look at one. I don't know anything other than the asking price is $2000 obo.
Thinking about going to look at one. I don't know anything other than the asking price is $2000 obo.
Don't buy it unless you're a terrible player or are going to put it on route. Easiest game ever. Price is about right though.
Wow! I didn't realize there was so little love for south park. Anyone else? Anyone……
Edit: im going to edit the title.
Quoted from fattrain:1500 max for SP.
It's kind of a clunker and a turd (no disrespect to Mr Hanky)
No, 25 hundred for minty HUO with both toppers and it will take about a year plus to move it at that price.
At 15 you could make 3 bills in a day on the flip if it is in nice shape.
Game does well on route but gets old fast in a home collection.
Thats kinda what I was thinking. Ive got him at $1800 and going to look at it tonight. He says its in great shape but has one small wear spot where the ball drops down.What ever that means…..
Quoted from the_pin_family:Thats kinda what I was thinking. Ive got him at $1800 and going to look at it tonight. He says its in great shape but has one small wear spot where the ball drops down.What ever that means…..
At 18 if it is in nice shape you will be able to move it and get your money back when you tire of it.
Miss Ellen loves pinballs but I bet even she is tired of it at this point.
Well the kids and the wife will love it. I can't believe the way the market is at $1800 and with a little TLC I can't get my money back. Unless I find more than meets the eye when I get there. That's possible.
Love the show, but the pin is a pos imo. The translite glare makes the game unplayable. It's blinding. Gameplay is tedious, and the music/callouts are really bad. Tired to get into it several times, but it was impossible. One of the most dissapointing pins. I always see these list for 2.5K. It does great on route though, but I think it's going to get old fast in the home enviroment. Unless you got 20+ pins. If you want a cartoon pin try r&b. I ended up going that route after trying everything cartoon related. I think it would be a much better alternative. Depending on condition, their about the same in price.
Second pin I bought ,first to leave.boring game, even bought the adult ROMs .Still didn't do it for me.
Quoted from DrainO:Any game with a turd on the playfield gets a pass from me.
True, this is why I will never buy an AC/DC Pro.
If only they would remake South Park today, it would be friggin amazing! IF stern or JJ make it, that is a licensed title I would pre-order without even thinking about it.
Quoted from kwiKimart:I really Stern made another SP, maybe call it South Park Pinball Party!
Thats funny
I had my Southpark and Simpsons Pinball Party side by side and the play field layout sure looks a lot alike
Quoted from tracelifter:True, this is why I will never buy an AC/DC Pro.
loool. I agree. If the Pro had the lower pf or different art there, I'd own one right now.
The non players love it. It's a nice game and my fiancée loves it so eventually will be in my house.
Quoted from fattrain:It's kind of a clunker and a turd (no disrespect to Mr Hanky)
Actually Justin....I think *almost any* pinball that has a toilet on the playfield sucks. South Park has one. Austin Powers has one. Both awful games, and both extremely annoying to listen to...let alone play.
Junkyard has a toilet on the playfield...but it narrowly escapes this trend of terrible games...not that its great but its a hundred million times better than South Park or Austin Powers combined.
As for going prices for South Park, I think they go from 1500, but I've seen pristine ones for $2500. They sell almost immediately when they come up, because of the license for the most part. Kids kinda like the game. The last one I found on location was at one of those air hockey & bouncy castle places inside a mall. There was a Funhouse next to it. No one played the Funhouse, but almost always someone was on the South Park. Still a fairly popular game to operate.
Back when it came out, South Park was destroying Attack from Mars (which was still outselling Medieval Madness) in the operator sales charts for 1999-2001...kinda sad, but true.
South Park is the most popular out of my machines when friends are around. It is the easiest so I guess they get a more satisfying longer play out of it.
I enjoy it also. Love the show. Wouldn't get rid of it.
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