The Addams Family

I think what you're doing is so important to keeping the art of pinball alive, to make it relevant to the younger people today.

Like me and Eddie were saying before we started, I'm very much of the age where my first pinball machine that I can remember was the Addams Family one with the big Uncle Fester head in the middle of it.

And I remember playing that so much.

And that was a very much one of these attack on the sensors of stuff going on all over the place.

It's a lot of good tables.

The Addams Family is your favorite.

I made things.

Nice.

Yeah,

that's the same thing with Atoms.

I mean, even though that was next to what I assume Godzilla has passed up, or maybe it's still soon to pass up, Atomstone was the most produced game ever, and it's still fetching $10,000 for a nice copy, $11,000.

And

I'm just thinking, yeah, if I'm going to pay $10,000 for a game, I probably, if it's the same game with some modern upgraded electronics and whatnot, I probably don't want to run the risk on a 30-year-old game.