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Looks great. Was expecting a bit more flashers and dynamic GI (ala the previous lighting demo), but maybe that's still to come?

Where'd ya go?

Nice!

Hold on to your lugnuts!

I'd also say $1500 at the most, but yeah that's still a bit on the high side. This gives you something to compare to: http://harrisburg.craigslist.org/clt/4410241084.html Also: http://www.pinpedia.com/machine/PINBOT/statistics

That's steep.

Oh baby, that's smokin!

Far out, man!

...but at the same time I think recently there are more people inquiring about and concerned about the progress rather than flat out complaining. The complaining about complainers seems a bit out of balance, IMO.

Yeah, Cinemas are definitely your friend in the North. Seems almost every theater has a couple pins from my time in Upper Michigan, which is practically Canada (it's actually quite a bit further north than Toronto).

C'mon guys, chill. Both of you need to take it down a notch.

Nice! Yeah, they're just a weeee bit harder in real life, heh.

Of course not. I just like messing with ya's. Cheers!

Yeah, I actually alluded to that glass in my post :)

Not strange at all. Everyone has their personal preference. One main drawback with lights or windows around pinball machines is that you have to lookout for glare/reflections on the glass, but if the pins are placed properly in relation to the lights/windows then it's not an issue (or if the...

I think it's reasonable as well.

You two seem to take great pleasure in those point-by-point posts, lol.

Yes Mike, your input really is appreciated.

Yes, plus it sounds like the initial sales for PC were fairly good, so it would've been nice to see PC specific features (DX11, cab support) more of a priority by the management.

I'm right there with you on that one...