My point has been and always will be who will take up pinball after we are gone?
Kids today are just not interested in it the same way we were as kids, even my kids get jaded with the pins quickly as they would much rather play the playstation or xbpx or ipod whatever.
Maybe this might change but I think we will be the last generation of full on pinball collectors. I just can't see that many people getting into the hobby after we are gone.
if kids are exposed to it, they will have those fond memories, the same reason we buy them now. as i stated before, kids walk into our shop holding iphones, they catch a look at the pinball, and down goes the phone and in goes a dollar. and every time they come in next time with their parents they beg for them to give them another buck to play.
That is interesting, whenever I take the kids to timezone in the city or on the gold coast the only people playing pins are adults and this happens all the time.
Maybe your right but I just don't see it at the moment.
