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Message: <blockquote data-quote="HotHamBoy" data-source="post: 271937" data-attributes="member: 4638">I'd hope the license goes to another developer instead of just going nowhere.There is strong correlation between The Pinball Arcade's launch in 2012 and a resurgence in interest in real pinball that year leading to where we are now.In 2013 Stern said their sales were up 30% in 2012. Prices for older games went up, too.Not having Bally/Williams classics easily available on digital platforms could potentially have an impact on the amount of new people becoming aware or nostalgic of and interested in real pinball.Not saying there's not good stuff left in TPA to capture the hearts and minds, but those were the banner games.</blockquote>

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