What would be the going rate for a Stranger Things Pro on the used market? I see a couple Premiums that were listed earlier this year, but very little to go on with the Pro. I prefer the Pro over Premium on Stranger Things.
Stranger Things Pro current value/price?
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...desired used pros... I think this sums it up. Like a Jurassic Park Pro or Godzilla Pro... and unlike a TMNT Pro or Mando Pro.
Curious, about what you said of how it commands less of a premium after the last run... is that meant to be just because there are more of them out there now? Or were there quality issues with one of the runs?
Anyone been into Player One's showroom lately? Do they have their Stranger Things Pro floor model heavily discounted?
Curious, about what you said of how it commands less of a premium after the last run... is that meant to be just because there are more of them out there now? Or were there quality issues with one of the runs?
Anyone been into Player One's showroom lately? Do they have their Stranger Things Pro floor model heavily discounted?
It was initially a low run with bad reviews, but the code kept improving and it grew in popularity which drove up the price. After the last run it feels like the price dropped with increased supply. Obvi current market conditions also impacted pricing. My thoughts.
I was there Wednesday and they only had a premium floor model. It was priced at $12,590 less $1300 discount (probably could get that to $1,500). Plus HST.
I was there Wednesday and they only had a premium floor model. It was priced at $12,590 less $1300 discount (probably could get that to $1,500). Plus HST.
gunner007
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gunner007
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Granted the sample size for me isn't large, but the times I've played a premium, the lock ball mechanism / magnet has not worked well. Like if you only just dribble a ball to the top of the ramp and it doesn't trigger the mechanism and magnet quite right, it comes back down the ramp and heads SDTM. Is that just a game poorly set-up or a known issue?
The physical ball lock and the projector shining images on the ramp are the main things added with the premium, correct? Or are there other things too?
I personally think there is too much emphasis or focus placed on whether the middle of a playfield is bare versus busy or cluttered. Attack from Mars, Stranger Things' parent so to speak, is equally barren and yet it's one of the greatest games every made. A game like Turtles has a busy middle and it's terribly difficult and antagonizing. No Fear is barren and lightning quick and fun. The Shadow has a busy front left and poorly aimed shots to that left ramp has the ball going airborne right over the flippers into the trough, which is no fun at all. It seems to me like busy playfields mean the game can't be fast and furious and STILL enjoyable. Take BKSOR for example, you only get half a playfield to shoot at and it is crazy quick and absolutely BRUTAL. It's weirdly fun though like in a glutton for punishment kind of way, lol. I really liked Led Zeppelin as well with or without the spinner thing in the middle, yet everyone hated on that game because it was too bare in the middle. I think it just depends on the individual game and the person playing it and whether they like it or not. Less so basing opinions on YouTube videos. All the more reason to play 'em for real at a place liked AntiSocial.
The physical ball lock and the projector shining images on the ramp are the main things added with the premium, correct? Or are there other things too?
I personally think there is too much emphasis or focus placed on whether the middle of a playfield is bare versus busy or cluttered. Attack from Mars, Stranger Things' parent so to speak, is equally barren and yet it's one of the greatest games every made. A game like Turtles has a busy middle and it's terribly difficult and antagonizing. No Fear is barren and lightning quick and fun. The Shadow has a busy front left and poorly aimed shots to that left ramp has the ball going airborne right over the flippers into the trough, which is no fun at all. It seems to me like busy playfields mean the game can't be fast and furious and STILL enjoyable. Take BKSOR for example, you only get half a playfield to shoot at and it is crazy quick and absolutely BRUTAL. It's weirdly fun though like in a glutton for punishment kind of way, lol. I really liked Led Zeppelin as well with or without the spinner thing in the middle, yet everyone hated on that game because it was too bare in the middle. I think it just depends on the individual game and the person playing it and whether they like it or not. Less so basing opinions on YouTube videos. All the more reason to play 'em for real at a place liked AntiSocial.
gunner007
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Yeah I hate to admit that I suck at iron maiden because of that problem. While foo is simple and fun.