I agree with you Iceman, I don't know if they will make it or not. Even if they reopen people have either lost their jobs or are afraid to spend any money.

If they can reopen and run maybe at half capacity for awhile maybe they will be ok but I dont see any way that they open back up at full capacity like they were before the shit storm hit.

I think it would be a great idea for them to focus on their quality right now too since their only customers will now be people buying games for their home because they demand it. Location pinball is dead for a long time is my guess. I bet Stern and JJP both is kind of wishing right now that they wouldnt have pissed off their faithful customers because they sure could use them right now. I want a Elvira and a JP but I wont buy because I'm scared of their quality and they never have got back with me on my two bad playfields that I have right now.

Pissing off your loyal customers is always a bad idea and it will come back and bite you in the ass usually. I think that's what they are seeing right now. Give me a warranty on my NIB games and stand behind them or I'm not buying, it's as simple as that.

I honestly think a smaller company like Spooky is in better shape than stern with all of their overhead, but who in the hell wants to wait for a year or longer to get a game that's not much fun? Not me!

Not sure, haven't played it yet.

I would be willing to bet you that their sales will be cut by 60-70%. Stern has lost the location business, the people who have lost their jobs business, some people who haven't lost their jobs because they are holding onto their money, and they have also lost a lot of loyal customers due to not standing behind their products recently. That's a lot of customers.

They better start doing like the car companies are right now and give people some incentives that makes them want to buy games.

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