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JJP is keeping everyone in the dark? What? Have you seen any of the near-constant updates? Something tells me their preorder numbers will remain just fine.
Actually Stern is the manufacturer that keeps everybody in the dark. They often don't reveal details on their games at all, and people end up having to report on the game's configuration after they're already made. Stern deletes any un-favorable comment (or even neutral comments) on their Facebook page. In many cases, Stern changes the configuration on the fly. I think it's more of a risk pre-ordering a Stern game. Look at all the people that got bitten on Avatar and The Rolling Stones. I think Tron is probably not that great of a game either, but people that plunk down the money for a NIB pin and find out it sucks aren't going to say that because they need to protect their investment. But I've played the last few Sterns and they were lame. Iron Man was pretty decent, but still not worth the money. TRS and Avatar were downright awful. And lots of people pre-ordered Tron on the strength of the license alone. And it was disappointing to find out that the machine was exclusively modeled after the sequel and not the franchise itself or any part of the original movie. I thought the sequel sucked.
Contrast this with WOZ. The theme is rock solid and a timeless classic - they're not basing the machine around some half-assed sequal like Stern did with Tron or Data East did with the broadway version of Tommy. JJP is paying attention to even the smallest details, like the idle music. They have an amazing design team and they've continued to release details and pictures all along the way. Stern has not put out nearly as much info on their titles.

