Quoted from wesman:

To the point of animation and overall LCD Integration, people seem to often state how they want to expaaaaaaand the userbase and demographics, (To at the very least help keep pinball relevant, and ideally GROW) well...younger folks are being routinely nurtered and raised by tablets, phones, etc. at an alarmingly young age. That familiarity has a greater chance of drawing them towards vibrant, energized, and thoughtfully designed UI's on the backbox more so than push them away. Mechanical devices are probably far more foreign and alien than flat screened touchpads/displays.

Quoted from Aurich:

I don't care about pinball growing. Maybe it should just gracefully die off, who knows. Truth is it would be fine for a long time with nothing but the games that have already been made. Pursing growth doesn't lead to better games, better community, or much more than $1000 toppers as far as I can tell.

Quoted from benheck:

Cutscene animations in video games are incredibly expensive. Your average CGI animated movie costs well over a million dollars a minute.
In pinball the LCD really isn't that important, it just needs to be filled with "something".
But maybe deeproot will solve this "problem" since they seem to be an art company first, pinball company second.

Quoted from Hazoff:

Wow there's a big fuckin surprise.