At 33 years old I played pinball for the 1st time. Now at 35, I own 7. I don't have any plans to buy more, but if someone made a Quentin Tarantino pin, or some dream theme...we'll see... That's why I bought Lebowski...you never know... When friends come over they get so excited, and I wouldn't be surprised if one of them buys one someday. We all know the feeling of people playing your pins...so good. Your average person might not like an arcade theme, but your mom and aunts will play a game of pinball. They've all asked "how much"...of course. It's one of those hobbies that apparently begs the question. They are rich persons toys for some (probably why I never played as a kid), for others immersive escapes from reality. I loved the game mouse trap as a kid...as an adult, this is about as close as it gets. They aren't just games either, but modern pop culture sculptures rooted in the technology available at that time,making them even more rich when themed appropriately. If amazing pins are created, the future is bright.