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Why is it good to produce a crap load of pinballs?

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4 years ago


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    #11 4 years ago
    Quoted from jeffspinballpalace:

    Stern can churn out 15k pins per year and does, allowing them to pay their employees and make a profit. Problem is their customers don’t all want the same title, so they must build a mix of titles to create enough total demand. The annual demand for any title varies from 500 to a few thousand units so they need to run current titles plus new ones.
    Demand for a title is influenced by price, yet Stern doesn’t primarily use pricing to alter demand. Instead their strategy is to release a variety of titles and keeps their pricing level relatively high to higher.

    Also keeping quality down.

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