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The average they have sold for on Pinside for the past 2 years was $3500 US, so expect to pay upwards of $5000 Cdn. (I had to pay that for the Ghostbusters topper.) :(

September 23 update; I just thought I would post an update of what is happening and why this is taking sooooooooooooooo freaking long to get open. (I have actually been trying to open this for 3 years!) A couple months ago, I was extremely close to opening (about a week away), when the...

If you can't find a trade and are willing to sell it (for a reasonable price), I would be interested in buying it.

Tonight, we will begin packing up the pinball machines at Meeplemart, for transport to our new location. Machines that are not packed will still be available for play, however expect a reduced selection of games over the next few days with most (if not all the machines gone by the end of the...

We are days (not weeks) away...

I'm planning on going. Hoping to buy/ pick up a few machines. I don't really care about playing the new releases. I'm more interested in the older (90's- present) machines and any weird or unique arcade games etc. I'm excited about a possible Spooky announcement, but I'm not sure if they will be...

Avatar: The Battle For Pandora Pinball - Official Deep Dive So, I mistakenly believed that this was only themed on the second movie. It is actually both movies. I have to admit, as skeptical as I was last week about "another Avatar pin", I'm really impressed with what they have done. I...

Yes, some of their machines seem to have depreciated significantly, however OZ and Hobbit have held their value and POTC was not exactly a bad investment for the early buyers. ;) I think certain titles depreciate faster/ more than others. It's not exactly due to the manufacturer. There are a lot...

Sorry, but I think you are 100% incorrect. JJP makes a smaller amount of machines and have not extended themselves with crazy high overhead like Stern. You don't need to be the biggest to be profitable. Oz, Hobbit and POTC have the deepest rule sets/ amount of modes of any pins ever made. Far...

Valid point.

That's irrelevant. That is just a perception of value, not actual value. And one could argue every pinball machine ever made to this day is limited; to the number actually manufactured.

That's cheaper than a Stern LE.

YouTube video; Avatar: The Battle for Pandora

Agree 100%. The P3 is an incredible piece of machinery.

What I think you are trying to describe is basically impossible, because how would the mechs attach to the playfield. Picture an unpopulated playfield. It has potentially hundreds of holes in it. How can you have an LCD screen with hundreds of holes? The P3 is the closest we will probably get in...

All electrical work has now been completed and some finishing "construction" touches will be completed tomorrow. We plan on moving machines in over the next week and hope to open sometime between September 13-20. This will not be a "grand opening" but rather a "soft opening" as there is still...

VERY cool layout.

Does everyone realize this is like $10K off the price of new?!?!?!?!?!? Insanely good deal!!!

We will be closed on Monday.

OK- I will have one of the staff check it out this afternoon. If you come across anything like that going forward, please inform the staff. We keep a log of issues so we can get everything fixed. :)