brypten
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So it seems like I have been seeing quite a few posts about quality issues with Stern's latest, Tron. I am curious how other people feel.
The reason I ask is because pinball has changed tremendously over the years. Back in the 80's & 90's most new pinballs were going to operators who would instantly put them on location. Overspray, dimples etc I assume were overlooked as long as the game functionally worked and made them money. Nowadays a majority (my opinion) are going to collectors for home use only and are much more critical of quality issues.
With that said I would be hesitant to buy a new game from Stern from a collectors point of view.
Thoughts/comments?
The reason I ask is because pinball has changed tremendously over the years. Back in the 80's & 90's most new pinballs were going to operators who would instantly put them on location. Overspray, dimples etc I assume were overlooked as long as the game functionally worked and made them money. Nowadays a majority (my opinion) are going to collectors for home use only and are much more critical of quality issues.
With that said I would be hesitant to buy a new game from Stern from a collectors point of view.
Thoughts/comments?