I'm selling my Deadpool Pro. It has under 50 plays lifetime. It's in like new condition as you would expect. The playfield, cabinet, and the head of the machine are all perfect. It plays 100% with no issues. I'm selling to make room as I found another pin unexpectedly that will take its place.

The ruleset on Deadpool feels like an older pin in terms of complexity, it's simple in concept, no need to get out the 37 page rule book and study. You understand what you are supposed to do quickly, and the objectives are clear. Most new pins have rulesets that are impossibly complex, because apparently that equates to replayability in the home environment.

The simplicity of Deadpool is welcoming to me, it makes me feel like I actually have a chance to get to the final wizard mode and beat it! This Deadpool is the 10th one I have owned. Have I made it to the final wizard mode on any of them? No. Do I feel like I'm on the cusp of beating the game? Absolutely. Will I ever beat the game? Not likely. These questions are likely the reason I've reached the double digits of Deadpool ownership, either that or I have a problem.

While somewhat simple from a rules perspective there is a lot of strategy in Deadpool and nuance to the code, that creates real pinball moments. I don't want to spoil them for you, but mech suit Multi-ball and Meglocracklodonis Rex are two of my favorites. I'm sure I would enjoy battling Mr. Sinister, but I haven't made it to the final battle yet.

Outside of the gameplay itself, Deadpool has one of the best sound and music packages in pinball. Also the art package in my opinion is Zombie Yetis best.

I'm located in Spotsylvania, VA. I will consider delivery within 2 hours or my home for an additional fee.

I'm asking $6,600 or best offer. I will consider trades.