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Message: <blockquote data-quote="invitro" data-source="post: 227954" data-attributes="member: 446">Actually I have some pretty extreme "hatred" for Stern.  I loved and love the WMS 1980's and 1990's tables probably more than any other inanimate object in the world, and fell into a long, deep depression when WMS did Pinball 2000 and then closed shop, and Stern took over.  Stern may have decent rules, but the few tables of theirs I've played don't come anywhere close to the WMS quality of everything else.  I don't want to go down that rabbit hole right now...But I'm trying hard to be open minded and give all Stern tables a solid try... I was actually very, very excited to finally be playing real new pinball machines again after about five years (!) when I played those three Sterns.  But I only played Avengers and Iron Man about three times, and Mustang about five times... my pinball is so rusty I was just trying to keep the ball in play and hit the blinking lights, although I did get Grand Champion on Mustang.  And I'm not good at picking up on rules quickly, anyway.  So no comments here.  Except they are ugly as sin.  But the shots are pretty fun, these three tables are not generic crap like Sega was doing in the late 1990's.  I liked Mustang quite a bit.  The location is 1.5 hours away but I hope to go back next week, or maybe drive the same distance in a different direction to find other Sterns.I'm greatly looking forward to Stern Pinball Arcade for the same reason, and also because whatever they release has a high probability of being brand-new to me.</blockquote>

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