Carl Spiby
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- Feb 28, 2012
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I'm sure most of you have seen this by now. The 'cheaper' Transformers table they created primarily for home use. I've just seen their promotional video on Facebook and I'm really dissapointed that they're making pinball seem so tacky. It looks like its made of plastic and its the most ugly thing I've ever seen. It reminds me of those Best Buy £200 pretend pinball tables.
Stern shouldn't cheapen themselves like this. If they want to make their tables more accessible to the home user, maybe they should take a hit on their profit per unit. Surely there's a tonne of profit in a $5000 pinball table!? I know you have to take into account the licencing and design but if they sold more at a lower price then wouldn't that benefit them just the same?
Gary likes Stern to be known as the ONLY pinball manufacturer but this seems like something the LAST pinball manufacturer would come up with.
Stern shouldn't cheapen themselves like this. If they want to make their tables more accessible to the home user, maybe they should take a hit on their profit per unit. Surely there's a tonne of profit in a $5000 pinball table!? I know you have to take into account the licencing and design but if they sold more at a lower price then wouldn't that benefit them just the same?
Gary likes Stern to be known as the ONLY pinball manufacturer but this seems like something the LAST pinball manufacturer would come up with.