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No need to apologize, I didn't make it, but was wondering why it didn't work for you. I've been waiting for them to post some video of an actual game getting played. I got out of Predator because I lost confidence in them producing a quality game, I think a lot of these boutiques are going to...

Well, you might as well tell us why that was. Did it just not feel good?

No, but they're making my RAZA purchase look pretty good now :-).

The pinflation is coming fast and furious now.

Man, I can't believe stonewalling has worked so effectively for him for 6 months. So glad to hear the police have the video, we'll probably get to see it some day. hopefully before the election since it seems Ford is not going to quit :FP:.

The other thing to consider is the number of nib machines coming from new manufacturers over the next couple of years is going to rise quick... JJP needs to start pumping out a couple titles a year, that'll happen, then you have Heighway and their business model is 3 titles per year. Add that to...

I think the problem with any job like this is it is so labour intensive, it is cost prohibitive to ever hire anyone to do the work. They might be able to sell the game as a project to another hobbyist who will do the work on their own.

Short answer: No. MM works because it is so valuable and sought after. Once AFM, and possibly CC are done, it doesn't make sense after that. and CC I'm not even sure would sell well. Its rarity is what drive demand. Doesn't make sense to remake titles that can be had for ~$5k after that.

LOTR and TSPP seem like candidates for their first rom updates.

Just got my Tron fiber ramps from them this week. Was sent a paypal shipping notification. Was all seamless. Do they have a # to call?

The tiers and layers of missions is cool, but why the hell did they put it on the playfield if it was not set in stone? the playfield instructions are outdated now.

I sold my TOM because it was the game I played least after a while, and despite it being the fav of visitors to my house, I'm not running a pinball museum so I have to stick with games I'm actively playing. That being said, I'm REALLY hyped about RAZA and he remains one of my favorite...

first time we've seen the LCD in the cabinet. Having played woz, you definitely don't watch the big lcd when staring at the playfield, so it will be cool to see how much this affects the experience. Nick is getting one, so we'll at least be able to see it.

I'm read to bail. Kevin on pinside just posted that production will start in "a few weeks" (this is posted today, after expo). Despite the good things about this game (programming, rules, theme), I can't trust them to put together a quality product, and am not seeing it. If they snatch victory...

Well, I would concede that point. It just seems to me that since these bands affect the most important part of the game, ball control, it's a little different than bling. My machines don't get enough action for rubbers to be worn out in the first place. I would only consider moving to these if...

Being a RAZA buyer and getting to read jpop's blog, the attention to detail, the testing, re-testing, review and changes.... it has been a real eye opener compared to the other boutique pins. I have complete confidence in jpop's projects, to the detriment of everyone else's.

if these don't take in competition i don't see them going anywhere.

thats nuts.

Well, we're lucky with SB in our back yard. It's likely that they'll have MMR's just sitting there eventually. Hell, they had a WOZLE sitting there that they had ordered extra of. Friend of mine bought it.

Congrats, Brock (and family)! Now get back to work. :lol: