Kinda went as I planned. I now know I have no need to attend another Michael Angelo auction. They barely had enough extension cords to switch the games on once while they were bidding and that was it. Luckily, I was able to plug in all the stuff I was interested in so I could check them out, as they definitely didn't seem like they wanted you looking too closely at something you were giving your good, hard-earned money for. Seemed like everybody was there for the Pins..A banged-up, but decent-playing LW 3 went for $900 I think. Shaq Attack went for $800!! Most of the pins there were in decent condition, I guess. My wife really wanted the Jurassic Park, but it had issues as that dam T Rex would just hold the ball in his mouth . The funniest part of the evening was the Mario Bros pinball that went for like $1400, and the ball wouldn't launch most of the time, and had other issues. I'm no pin expert, but for the condition these were in, the prices were too high even though the auctioneer billed every one as "Super clean, playing fine", when most obviously were not. I did run in to some cool people and we chatted about pins/auctions, so the day was not a total waste. I also saw some really cool games I hadn't seen in the wild(2-Player nice condition Virtua On/Sitdown Confidential Mission). Sorry for the rant, not pissed, just disappointed, even though I kind of figured how it was going to go.