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Episode 975: "Would JJP Avatar Sell? Kaneda Collector's Corner"

Kaneda's Pinball Podcast (Patreon feed)·podcast_episode·27m 22s·held·Jul 12, 2024
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TL;DR

Stern anniversary editions and JJP Avatar rumors examined; secondary market pricing analysis.

Summary

Kaneda discusses Godzilla (Pro) (Pro) and White Premium edition and speculates about potential Anniversary editions (King Kong, Metallica), then pivots to analyzing Jersey Jack Pinball rumored Avatar: The Way of Water license and whether it would succeed commercially. The episode includes extensive secondary market analysis of high-end pinball machines, with commentary on pricing trends, FOMO dynamics, and collector behavior.

Key Claims

  • George Gomez confirmed to Kaneda that the Godzilla (Premium/LE) game 'looks even better in person' than in photos

    high confidence · Kaneda stated he had a chat with George Gomez this morning about the Godzilla (Premium/LE) premiums

  • Stern is planning to make Anniversary Edition premiums (not limited editions) that will be produced indefinitely

    high confidence · George Gomez told Kaneda directly that these anniversary editions won't be limited, and Tim Briggs is managing production strategy to avoid LE owner backlash

  • John Landau (Avatar/Titanic executive producer) told Kaneda he knew about Jersey Jack's Guns and Roses license because Leonard Abbas is a friend

    medium confidence · Kaneda recounted a personal conversation with Landau who recently passed away; Kaneda pitched him on the podcast and Landau referenced knowing about JJP's games

  • Avatar: The Way of Water would not sell well as a pinball machine because the film didn't land culturally

    medium confidence · Kaneda's opinion based on cultural impact analysis; he argues Avatar 2 didn't create the sticky fandom that would translate to pinball demand

  • Ghostbusters 40th Anniversary edition is a real possibility for Stern, which could explain why some Ghostbusters (LE) are hitting the secondary market

    medium confidence · Kaneda speculated that Stern might do a 40th Ghostbusters (LE) in 2024, potentially as an LCD remake with improved flippers

  • Ghostbusters was the last DMD game ever produced by Stern Pinball

    high confidence · Kaneda stated this as a known fact in the context of potential anniversary edition production

  • Black and Godzilla (Pro) (Premium/LE) will likely be more collectible than the original LE if production is under 1,000 units

    medium confidence · Kaneda's analysis: if fewer than 1,000 black and white premiums exist, they instantly become rarer than the LE

  • Stranger Things (Premium/LE) will hold its $13,000 value far longer than John Wick (Premium/LE), which will drop to $8,000 in six months

Notable Quotes

  • “Chris, it looks even better in person the photos do not do it justice”

    George Gomez @ early in episode — Directly supports the aesthetic quality of Godzilla Premium and echoes a universal pinball truth about in-person vs. photo presentation

  • “Don't worry Tim Briggs is in charge of Essex and they don't want the LE owners to be further pissed off”

    George Gomez @ mid-episode — Reveals Stern's internal awareness of LE owner frustration and strategy to manage premium production without alienating limited edition buyers

  • “Chris, what's all that stuff? ... would it shock you to know that I know the latest game from Jersey Jack is Guns and Roses? ... well, Leonard's a friend of mine”

    John Landau @ Avatar discussion section — Suggests Avatar IP holders have direct relationships with the Abbas family, lending credibility to the Avatar pinball rumor

  • “If you're gonna make a pinball machine based on a narrative, you need to pick something that everybody just loves... you couldn't sequence Avatar the way you could Back to the Future or Die Hard”

    Kaneda @ Avatar analysis — Core argument for why Avatar: The Way of Water would fail as a pinball property—lacks cultural resonance and clear narrative structure

  • “People need to stop thinking about these games as investments... it matters to us. What we buy a game for and what we might be able to get back on it matters to us”

    Kaneda (responding to Ed Robertson) @ secondary market discussion — Frames the collector vs. content creator debate; Kaneda pushes back on the idea that secondary market value doesn't matter to non-wealthy collectors

  • “Go f yourself, whoever has this game listed for $15,000... we just saw one sit for a couple weeks for $12,500”

    Kaneda @ Jaws LE pricing section — Illustrates market pricing reality and Kaneda's frustration with unrealistic asking prices; shows secondary market transparency

  • “I would much rather buy a Stranger Things (Premium/LE) with under 400 plays with the UV kit for $13,000 than a freaking John Wick (Premium/LE) for $13,000”

Entities

KanedapersonGeorge GomezpersonGreg FrerespersonZombie YetipersonRandy MartinezpersonJohn LandaupersonLeonard AbbaspersonJack Guarnieri

Signals

  • ?

    announcement: George Gomez confirmed to Kaneda that Stern is producing Anniversary Edition premiums that are not limited editions and will be produced indefinitely

    high · Kaneda stated he had a direct conversation with George Gomez this morning; Gomez specified Tim Briggs manages production strategy

  • ?

    machine_intel: Stern planning to release Anniversary Edition premiums for multiple classic titles (Godzilla Black/White confirmed, Metallica Vault, King Kong, Ghostbusters 40th potentially)

    high · George Gomez conversation and Kaneda's insider knowledge of production plans

  • ?

    rumor_hype: Avatar: The Way of Water pinball rumored for Jersey Jack based on John Landau's connection to Abbas family and prior knowledge of JJP's Guns and Roses

    medium · Kaneda recounted personal conversation with Landau; circumstantial evidence of IP holder relationships with Abbas family

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    product_strategy: Stern's unlimited Anniversary Edition premiums may paradoxically kill FOMO if the reissued versions are perceived as superior or rarer than original LEs

    medium · Kaneda's analysis: Black and White Godzilla could become rarer than original LE if <1,000 units produced

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    market_signal: High-end pinball secondary market showing price corrections; some games (Ghostbusters, John Wick) declining from COVID-era peaks; Medieval Madness Royals heavily discounted due to ongoing production

    high · Extensive secondary market analysis; Kaneda cited specific price examples: Ghostbusters LE from $19-20k down to $13.5k; John Wick LEs dropping $5k in 6 months

Transcript

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What if I run away tomorrow? Would you find me in the stars? Welcome everybody to a very humid and rainy Friday here over at Kinnitus Pinball Podcast. We're going to talk a little bit about what's happening in the pinball world, what's around the corner, We're gonna discuss, you know, one of these rumored titles. I was reading my friend Jason Knapp's website. And we're gonna talk about Avatar, the way of water. Could this be a winning pinball game in the pinball marketplace? We're gonna talk about these Stern Godzilla premiums. Had a little chat with George Gomez this morning. Want to say congratulations on your retirement to Gregg Freris over at Stern Pinball. Atomicindeer, the man has really revolutionized the art packages over at Stern pinball and that is because of zombie yeti but still Greg brought him on board and we've had some of the most beautiful pinball machines over the last what like five six years since zombie yeti has been over at stern pinball and it's not just zombie yeti it's randy martinez it's everybody over there that has realized that photoshop drag and drop is not the way to go but we So when we think about what's happening right now, we've got this Godzilla premium and I asked George Gomez is the game on the line and the first thing he said to me is Chris it looks even better in person the photos do not do it justice and of course like I think every single pinball machine when you walk up to it it has way more of a in-person presence than any photos could ever communicate and that is why it's even hard sometimes to communicate and that is why it's even hard sometimes to communicate Unlike the trailer trailer principalsiyorum was an incoming in a caliber at the end of last season, not interesting, not much ining.
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I am interested in Metallica but the used market prices for Metallica Premium in Austria J mig Fernandez that he says is pretty nice for me but monsters is the coolest fitting and looking black and white and if Stern follows their way we will get tons of black and white addition over the years and it will get boring and not special. Create something magick not nice and black and white is nice, not more, not less.Thanks for recording this show, love ya kman. All right thanks Jurgen from Austria. Now look, here's the thing Stern's not going to just I'm not gonna make like black and white additions of all these games because they can. They're gonna make black and white additions where black and white makes sense. And so I think here's what's gonna happen. I think we're gonna get black and white Godzilla because you know, 70 years old, I think we're gonna get the black and white monsters which we have, and I think we're gonna get a black and white edition of King Kong. And now think about that, a black and white King Kong from Keith Elwyn, tell me that that That is not gonna remove money from your wallet. And what's awesome about Black and White King Kong is that's the original movie. I've been saying this. If Stern Pinball truly makes a throwback original King Kong pinball machine based on the original Black and White movie and does it right with the original Empire State Building top and you gotta have Kong climbing up that Empire StateBuilding. I shuddur wossa ka to have the airplanes goin around them, I mean I'san see right now the toppers just right there you know, you got the airplanes goin around Kong on the top of the Empire State Building and you can make it interactive with the damn game, how cool would that be you've got the airplanes goin up and when you hit them with kong's hand they fall down on the topper that would be insane obviously stern wont do that because that would actually be very creative and not flat plastic but i think we're going to see a black and white King Kong. 210 inherent 음 골� qokóni Futureuhền ergunoráARY scenery, A at ThneshamTV onnamorshtechnaysishimhoy Ergenalte, mimiimisallya, riitcaviivaspxdグання consciousness8s wisnigteraRin Johno Rosski, General and the thing I was thinking about is now that we've got these like really sexy premiums that are gonna come from Stern Pinball because remember now Every single anniversary edition or every single new special rerun of a game Stern's gonna do a premium and it's not gonna be limited. That was the one thing George Gomez said to me today He's like Chris. It's amazing and I was like, yeah, I kind of want one. He's like well, don't worry Tim Briggs is Essex and they don want the LE owners to be further pissed off but I was thinking about it does it even really matter like if they make really really nice premiums that could be what kills FOMO once and for all because if the like second version of the premium that comes out down the road comes out when the game has final code, foiled artwork on the sides and then they make adjustments because think about it like the black and white edition of Godzilla I think is the nicest version of the game and think about it too like how many of them do you think there are going to be? Are there going to be more than a thousand? If there's less than a thousand it instantly becomes more of a limited edition game than the LE of the game itself and it's interesting too because like think about it this game has been out for like over three years. Everyone has one that wants one. It's such a good game. It's been the number one game for so long. It's easily Keith Elwin's best Petz, at the time. And so even though they have this new beautiful version, I mean, what do you do about all the thousands of people that already have a Godzilla? Now you need to find pinball people that don't have one that want to spend like $9,600 on a stern and I don't know, like I don't know if you're going to sell like 2000 of these. Is there that much demand for new godzillas? See I think some of you guys out there that love Godzilla so much and you've modded your If you love your games and you love your Godzilla, I think you're looking at this one like, oh man, this thing would look insane with all the awesome mods out there for the game and a black and white topper. Like, this thing, when fully modded, I think is going to be one of the coolest Stern Pinball Machines of all time. And that's just my thoughts on it. All right, so that's what's happening over at Stern. Let's talk about Jersey Jack and Avatar. The way of water! I always say water weird, but I don't know, did I say it okay there? So would this thing work as a Jersey Jack game? And here's the thing, I was talking to Jason, I was like, one of the reasons why this rumor has been floating around for a while, I actually talked to a man that recently passed away, which is really a shame, John Landau, who is the executive producer of Avatar franchise and Titanic. He's basically like Cameron's right-hand man over at Firestorm, The pinball show was a production of the production company that made the movies. John Landau was friends with Leonard Abbas. And I know this because I was pitching John Landau and he was talking to me about what was behind me in my office at work. He's like, Chris, what's all that stuff? And I'm like, well, you know, I do this pinball podcast, this and that. He's like, would it shock you to know that I know the latest game from Jersey Jack is Guns and Roses? And I was like, well, how do you know that? He's like, well, Leonard's a friend of mine. It got me thinking that clearly, you know, the IP holders of Avatar are friends with the Abbas family. You put two and two together and we might have an Avatar pinball machine. We also know that Jack Guarnari is famous for making games that have already been made before. Hello Guns and Roses. Hello Lord of the Rings franchise. Now maybe Avatar. And you know Jack, like he's a sucker for like, if the movie is big, what could possibly go wrong? Although now looking at John Wick which is a multibillion dollar franchise, that things can go horribly wrong when it comes to creating demand in the pinball buying demographic and so here's the thing. I think if Marc Seidens game is Avatar 2, I don't think it will do well. And the reason I think that is I think the hype and the enthusiasm around the Avatar movies even though they made money, I think we all just went to see it out of curiosity But it didn't land. It didn't land culturally with people. And what I mean by that is it didn't become sticky. It didn't become a movie you wanted to go see four or five times in a row like the first one did. It wasn't something we hadn't seen before. The first one was, this wasn't. Remember after the first one came out, remember 3D became the rage everywhere, like everyone had a 3D TV, every movie was in 3D. It's like we wanted everything to be like Avatar. We were blown away by the effects What turns out, even when a movie is cue'd here, such pros are still allowed to talk about sail deep, while they can talk through and make and и the don't land on the mic. Vs. Where Press Media Right now, wee ee mbhajn jagee ye emergency I don't think it's a movie that we think about. If I were to ask you right now, name me four characters from the Avatar movie you couldn't. You don't know their names. Name me memorable scenes in the film that you think would be great in pinball form. You couldn't really do it. And the other thing when you think about a movie, you want to pick a movie in which we're so familiar with the storyline that we just get it. When you think of Back to the Future, you know the sequence of that story. You know what happens at the C Bar),pinball in the beginning, Marty and Doc in the parking lot, like the Iranians coming after them with the plutonium and then Marty jumping in the DeLorean and then he goes back to the future. Like I could sit most of you down and you could sequence for me what happens in that movie. You couldn't do it with Avatar. You could do it with Karate Kid. You could do it with Die Hard. You could do it with Matrix. And that's my point is if you're gonna make a pinball machine based on a narrative, you need to pick something that everybody just loves. I dont watch any only the reviewing images from Happy сыśhit熱innerłept españłoyówcz. Cis-Siant Truth Full Outotherapy I can foresee this company making a lot more Elton Johns I mean they piling up at distros and dealers They not gonna get any more orders for more Platinums and now that the CEs are done I think they done I don think there gonna be any more demand for this game And I think Jersey Jack if I was just giving them some marketing advice I think they should put a date by which orders for EltonJohn will be done and we will never make more I think they should do that Did they make all thousand CEs I think we might endlessly debate that I don know You know I really don know if they made a thousand of them If they did I could see a few hundred of them being stockpiled at JJP for sale at a later date And remember what happened with Willy Wonka CE The moment they said they weren Radical No split going footage Leo Public The first one is interesting. A Ghostbusters LE with the topper is now for sale in Illinois with all these awesome mods for $13,500. Now I have to say, this game with the topper at the height of the COVID frenzy was around $19,000 to $20,000. People were spending $3,000 to $4,000 alone on the Ghostbusters topper. I think people might be a little bit nervous because 2024 is the 40th anniversary of Ghostbusters. So we've got Metallica's 40th anniversary, we've got Ghostbusters, and now that Stern If Stern is going to do these anniversary Editions, who says they're not going to do a 40th of Ghostbusters? Now, we all know that a 40th of Ghostbusters would far outsell a 40th Anniversary of Metallica, but maybe they just do all three. Because if Stern is going to do these Anniversary Editions as premiums that they'll make forever, you might as well put Ghostbusters back on the line. Now, here's the really interesting part. Ghostbusters was the last ever DMD game. The game by Stern pinball so if they do it goes busters anniversary and they make it in LCD game and gosh I hope they would fix the flipper gap in a couple other things in the game and then they make more toppers that might be why we're seeing some of these goes busters up for sale. So would I buy a goes busters with all these accessories at 13 five I think it's a gamble because of what I just said but I do think that 13 five with a topper. For a Ghostbusters LE is a great price cuz you know why I know that because one game below that is another Ghostbusters LE for sale for $17,500 and I don't even think it has the topper but I think that might be in Canada so we have to adjust that for US dollars but still it just goes to show you Ghostbusters LEs they're available if you want one wait and see people. Here's a crazy one that's not gonna sell. Pirates of the Caribbean, collector's edition. This game's always for sale. For a game they only made $200 and it's a rare collectible, it's always available. There's always someone with the Pirates trying to get $30,000. And here we are again. Timmy B over in Bentonville, Arizona is trying to get $29,900 for his Pirates CE. Good luck, Timmy. You're not gonna get it. That was The Pirate CE I think a Pirate CE is much more south I think 20 to 23 at most is where I would be with the Pirates and the reason why too is this gang is I just Think Jersey Jack's got so many better games coming and I think the future games at JJP are not gonna make these older ones Go up in value. I don't I think people are gonna realize Games like pirates were like overly complex The code was way too convoluted and the gameplay is not the best. Alright, now we got Big Lebowski in a box for $13.9. So here's the thing, you know, Big Lebowski's, they keep making them and I don't know how many they've made in total, but it's now a game you can easily get. You don't have to wait a year. They haven't gone up in value. They're $13.5 from Dutch Pinball and this is nice to see. I mean, this is the market correcting itself. The Ghostbusters is an example. A game that was $19 was ludicrous. Atomicumbing

low confidence · Kaneda's personal prediction about secondary market trajectories based on game quality and appeal

  • Jersey Jack is planning to end Elton John production and will never make more after current CEs are completed

    medium confidence · Kaneda speculated and recommended JJP put a hard cutoff date on Elton John orders; admitted uncertainty about whether all 1,000 CEs were actually manufactured

  • Medieval Madness (Remake Royal Edition) are being remade, making inflated used prices on the secondary market a poor investment

    medium confidence · Kaneda observed multiple inflated Medieval Madness listings and warned buyers to avoid them due to ongoing production

  • Kaneda @ secondary market analysis — Demonstrates Kaneda's reasoning for game-specific value retention based on cultural appeal, not just mechanics

  • “I think if Mark Seiden game is Avatar 2, I don't think it will do well... it didn't become sticky”

    Kaneda @ Avatar analysis — Prediction about JJP's hypothetical Avatar machine; suggests cultural stickiness is more important than box office success for pinball themes

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    Ed Robertsonperson
    Jason Knappperson
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    Godzilla (Pro)game
    King Kong (Myth of Terror Island)game
    Avatargame
    Guns and Rosesgame
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    sentiment_shift: Collectors increasingly concerned that Stern's Anniversary Editions will cannibalize original LE values; tension between limiting production and managing LE owner backlash

    medium · Kaneda's discussion of George Gomez's concern about LE owner frustration; strategic production limits referenced

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    design_philosophy: For successful pinball themes, cultural 'stickiness' and clear narrative structure matter more than box office success; Avatar 2 exemplifies a high-revenue property that lacks these qualities

    medium · Kaneda's detailed analysis comparing Avatar to Back to the Future, Karate Kid, Die Hard, Matrix—all have clear character-driven narratives

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    product_concern: Rick and Morty criticized for 'atrocious' gameplay despite cool music and callouts; gameplay depth more important to long-term value than IP appeal

    medium · Kaneda noted 'cool music, cool callouts' but 'atrocious gameplay' and recommended avoiding the game

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    collector_signal: Non-wealthy collectors treat pinball machines as partial investments; secondary market value matters significantly to acquisition and retention decisions

    high · Kaneda's rebuttal to Ed Robertson about investment thinking; Kaneda emphasizes secondary market tracking for personal financial reasons

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    product_launch: Jersey Jack likely ending Elton John production after current CE batch; strategy mirrors Willy Wonka CE handling with potential inventory stockpiling

    medium · Kaneda recommended JJP set hard cutoff date; speculated some units may be held at distributor rather than sold immediately

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    manufacturing_signal: Stern's decision to produce unlimited Anniversary Edition premiums suggests either increased manufacturing capacity or strategic shift away from scarcity-based pricing

    medium · George Gomez confirmed strategy to Tim Briggs; implies capacity to produce multiple editions without limiting supply

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    regulatory_signal: Avatar: The Way of Water licensing negotiations with pinball manufacturers appear active but unconfirmed; IP holder relationships with Abbas family suggest feasibility

    low · Kaneda's anecdotal account of Landau-Abbas connection; no official announcement or confirmation from JJP or Avatar IP holders

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    Now here's one and sale pending, the only game really holding value. JawsLE for $12,500 or best offer and it is pending sale. Not surprised by that. I think JawsLE is gonna hold around 12 grand for a very long time. Great game. It's a great game and what Stern's doing to it is making it even better every single month. Great job on that game, even if the shark does not eat the ball. It's a great game. Speaking of crack pipe, Big Bang Bar! For let me tell you everybody stay away from these games They gonna remake more Big Bang Bars It not a great game It not a great game to play If you gonna spend 32 grand and you just want a beautiful game go get one of those like Netherland Magic Girls that have been fixed way prettier than Big Bang Bar and more rare So like it is what it is but I would never go near that game Another great example of this is Introond and allada sparkming included Gin and rocks reflecting phiANT planning The fatsrisk at B dar noon Germany I Mona precursor Th bel schoolmate model thirsty sist Lands Emirati Net dem Ο 다들 displaying naticś їiśla rșörtlÍiné Que cógoġĸľît� åršĵhŲţ peţès Only one of these past longo gu셨orovñaidcer subtleč números As games like Stranger Things LE, that was a $8500-9000 LE when it first came out. So the person who bought it back in the day, not unhappy, people are pricing it right where current LEs are. And that is kind of what I would do, right? Because it's not like Stern's had any real innovation. These are all Spike 2 games with an LCD screen. And I would argue Stranger Things as one of the coolest moments in all of pinball when the UV kit gets turned on. And so think about it. I would much rather buy a Stranger Things LE with under 400 plays with the UV kit for $13,000 than a freaking John Wick LE for $13,000. If you buy John Wick LE for $13,000, it's going to be worth $8,000 in six months. If you buy Stranger Things LE for $13,000, I think it holds that value for a very long time. I was talking to Ed Robertson. Ed, thank you for reaching out. He's like, Chris, people need to stop thinking about these games as investments. I'm not saying that I'm wrong, but for people like you, it doesn't matter. But for the rest of us, where we don't have residuals coming in because we can't write music like you can, and we're not as talented as you, we're just blowhard podcasters, it matters to us. Like, what we buy a game for and what we might be able to get back on it matters to us. And I just want to remind everybody that Ed Robertson has a supreme pinball machine. How did you get it, Ed? How did you get it? I want to have that relationship with Stern. I want your supreme machine. I want you, Ed. You got enough money. I want you to sell me your supreme machine for what you paid for it. And here's the deal. If you do, Ed, I promise you I won't sell it. I'll put it in my house and I will sign a contract that if I do sell it, You get to set the price. How's that for a deal Mr. Robertson? Alright, here's another one. Guardians LE, $14,000 or best offer. That is a few thousand dollars too much. A Medieval Madness Royal Edition for $17,250. That is not going to sell for $17,250. People, they're making more Medieval Madnesses. Do not go anywhere near these inflated priced Royals. Amazing Metallica, Master of Puppets, $16,000. It's not happening. You are not going to be able to I think this game is the cutoff. And even there, I don't think you're finding any buyers. I really don't. I don't think you're finding buyers. Here's a funny one. JawsLE, 75 plays for $15,000. Like, go, go f yourself. Whoever has this game listed for $15,000. Like, go f yourself. Like, we just saw one sit for a couple weeks for $12,500. This is the thing is like yeah you can ask this price but when you ask a price like this just go F yourself because come on then you're just being greedy you're not gonna find a buyer for Jaws Ali at 15 grand. Rick and Morty with a butter cabinet for $12,200. You know I don't know I really don't know. You know what's interesting about this game is like that's kind of where Texas Chainsaw is with the butter cabinet and Looney Tunes. I think Rick and Morty is a cooler game than both of those games. I actually still have a little bit of a sore spot for Rick and Morty because of how awesome the callouts are. And it's just a kinda cool game. Like the music is cool, the callouts are cool, the gameplay is atrocious. I mean that's the issue with Rick and Morty. I mean it's just atrocious gameplay. So I would stay away from it. James Bond new in box with a topper. Wow, isn't the topper like a thousand dollars? I don't know I think you can get James Bond L.E.'s for much cheaper than that now. Here's what's funny. Here's another Elvira. What's wrong with people? So we just saw the Elvira 40th for $15,500. Here's another one for $18,500 new in box. Like how dumb can you be? Like how dumb can you be? How are you gonna try to sell a game where there's another one of it like a comparable game the exact same game for sale? Made this SpielS fee. For $14,500. I mean, I mean, come on guys, just, just take out the crack pipe, take a big hit and lower that by $3,000. Here's an interesting one that doesn't come up very often, but Tron LE, right? Herald it as one of the most collectible games ever. $17,751 for a Tron LE. Again, I wouldn't touch it. I wouldn't touch it. And just below that, we'll end on this one. A supreme new in box. For fifty thousand five hundred dollars. Just think about that for a minute. Fifty thousand dollars for a Supreme Pinball Machine. Ed, sell me yours for what you paid for it and we will be Supreme Bloodbrothers for the rest of our lives. Everybody have a great weekend. Come hang out at the Saturday Morning Spectacular. Have a great Friday night. Drink some sake and let's have some fun in pinball this week. Later. Get in a coffin! Get into a picture of a pin, scarred myself with all my strength and strength in my health which I beloved the most. I also remember my mum and my sonars until she thoughtful Héliaaload to be my mistress. Pinball passaisee Pinball ozone
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