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Why is there nothing for sale? Who's hoarding?

By bobWeir

8 years ago


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    #128 8 years ago
    Quoted from Edenecho:

    What pisses me off is the hoarders who just have to get those good bargains, just to put the game in storage, and there it stays. Really fucked up. Buy it, fix it and sell it, or get it up and running. Pinballs were made to be played or experienced, not continue dying because some people have an addiction..

    I feel the same way. Nothing worse than these games being stored in cold storage for years. Sell to to someone who wants to fix and play it. Projects are fine, but there is a point where it's just wasteful.

    #130 8 years ago

    Go ahead and get offended. If you own the games and have no intention of actually playing them; then I call that wasteful. What's the point in owning a bunch of games in cold storage? It has nothing to do with foresight if your plan is do nothing with it. You are just a selfish hoarder.

    #159 8 years ago

    Prices reflect the market. More people are interested in pinball and it's coming back. Don't expect anything other than an increase in prices. The guys in "B" are the worst.

    #183 8 years ago
    Quoted from thedefog:

    This is a flash in the pan at best, I think we'll get about 5-6 more years of these prices, because nobody in their 20's currently grew up with Pinball. Unless Stern start manufacturing home redemption pins that reward you with xbox games or a pin with a skill crane option in it, there will be no new interest, no new buyers in the future. It took a wave of 80's kids growing older and having money to bring on the resurgence. When the current group grows tired of it, it'll just be the real pinheads left like before.

    I didn't get into pinball because of the machines I played as a child. It was just something I decided to try, because an opportunity arose. Not everyone will fit your mold and of course new people will find interest in the hobby if there is a resurgence.

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