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last night at the Twin Galaxies party Richie Knucklez mentioned something I found interesting. I can't quite understand either.
He says that in New Jersey restored video games go for big bucks because people build fancy game rooms.
And there is no interest or value in pinballs.
Here in the midwest up through the early 80s, pinball was everywhere in little restaurants, pubs, bowling alleys, etc.
And it still draws a ton of interest.
The prices don't ever get too cheap on buying, either.
Is that purely due to proximity to chicago being in the midwest?
Man, I thought pinball was universally enjoyed throughout America.
learn something new everyday.
Does that mean I can get a super cheap Addam's family if I make the effort to drive to New Jersey and find one?
He says that in New Jersey restored video games go for big bucks because people build fancy game rooms.
And there is no interest or value in pinballs.
Here in the midwest up through the early 80s, pinball was everywhere in little restaurants, pubs, bowling alleys, etc.
And it still draws a ton of interest.
The prices don't ever get too cheap on buying, either.
Is that purely due to proximity to chicago being in the midwest?
Man, I thought pinball was universally enjoyed throughout America.
learn something new everyday.
Does that mean I can get a super cheap Addam's family if I make the effort to drive to New Jersey and find one?


