Trent
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If you look at Nick's video mine looks just like his. I haven't affixed it permanently yet.
TRON LE specifications
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Alky
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After reading some RGP, why are what seems all of the domestic LE's coming with one coin slot and the Canadians get two? Also no tournament button? So far that's my only complaint out of all of the other complains I have read. Limited edition shouldn't mean limited hardware then even the Pro which comes with two coin slots. 2 coin slots is just a staple of pinball. Like having at least two flippers. I think the game is great but I will be voicing my opinion to Stern about the coin door. If anyone has a Tron Pro in Arizona I'll "upgrade" you to a limited edition coin door for your coin door for free
Why do you need 2 coin slots anyway?
Rob T
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I don't think it is a matter of "need" for most people.
Two definitely looks better than one to me.
msmith
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For in home use you don't need two coin slots or any if your running freeplay. It's the logic the buyer thinks about when he or she is paying for the premium model. If you bought a Pro in the US you got two coin slots and apparently if you bought an LE in Canada you get two coin slots. It appears that if you buy an LE in the states you get one coin slot. It doesn't add up and is leaving a lot of buyers, including me, with a little disappointment from what I have read. The most important thing is the game and let me say I personally think Stern has done a great job. This is small potatoes overall but it is a complaint of mine. I spoke to Stern today and they are aware of the complaints. They are going to discuss it next week and may or may not do anything about it. We'll see. I would be fine with paying the shipping to send the one coin chute door back to them for a two chute door. It's preference and it's something I prefer and would have liked to know about prior to shipping.
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