I think we are at the peek of the market for retro arcade and pinball.
+1
Pinball is in dead cat bounce mode right now.
From 100,000+ units per year in 1992 to 10,000 in 2014, it isn't coming back.
But there are more pinball companies now since WW2 - so what? Getting units out the door is what it is all about and having eight startups (90% of which are crowd funded which should get the alarm bells ringing in terms of long term viability) produce anywhere from a couple hundred to a projected two thousand machines a year is not a pinball renaissance.
