It must be, as it's lacking the "P" for prototype that has been on others that have shipped to distributors. That said, I'm not sure how a production game landed in Seattle already if today was the first day that production games shipped.

And VIDEO please! Thanks!

^Yeah, what he said!^

Me too (as per Jen's latest guess), but at the rate they're trickling out I don't know if that'll happen. There's a crapload of day one orders, and some of those guys are just getting theirs now. I'm at the tail end of January 2011 orders, and there are supposedly 200 games in front of me. When did you order?

Thanks for the info, guys. It's good to get an idea where we stand with things.

I wish I could say I believe that production will hit 10+ a day sometime soon, but I just don't think it will. I really hope I'm wrong about this!

Yeah, I know they'll get faster, it's just a matter of how long it'll take. Stern can only make 40+ a day, and they've been doing it for decades. It's definitely not something that you get speedy at overnight.

The other thing that somewhat concerns me is the production boards that apparently come in in very small batches. I understand wanting to test the initial batch for proper function, but after those were good I'd expect the green light for thousands of sets. Hopefully they're not going to be held up by the boardhouse.

In regards to the "cashflow" thing. I don't have that either....a year of credit card payments and working as much overtime as I could find to pay off said credit card, is the only way I could do it. There's always a way, Scooter.

You pretty much summed up what I was thinking while I was typing away on my last post...