Wizard of Oz
Jersey Jack, 2013I initially thought Jack was mainly going for the home collector market, but now he has come up front and said he is equally shooting for both collectors and operators. Do you think places that already have some of the latest Stern titles will follow the yellow brick road and offer WOZ to play? Will the fact that WOZ is new and innovative entice operators to make the $6500 investment?
Quoted from Crash:Will the fact that WOZ is new and innovative entice operators to make the $6500 investment?
I believe he mentioned he's going with the Lease model and sale after lease is up so up front investment may not be required...
There is a lease option for Ops. I believe it is something like $1800 down and $100/month for 12 or 18 months. Leased machines will be serviced and maintained by JJP subcontractors, to make sure he gets them back in good, sellable condition.
If the game sells well in the home market (and signs are definitely pointing in that direction), then JJP should easily be able to lease the games. How much of a share is the company asking?
my buddies is going out on location the first week of ownership he tells me..lmao i don't think i'd go that route. each to his own. i told him play it for at least 2 or 3 weeks, just to enjoy it and see if any bugs need worked out.
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