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popularPhilosopher posted Yesterday 8:40 PM

Stern Pinball Star Wars Home Edition Plus $3999.99

$4,000

$5,000

20% off
Costco Wholesale
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Mostly a joke posting, because who has $4k sitting around, and the space for it. But it is the real deal. Original trilogy, not prequel or Disney crap.
And it's still technically $1000 off, or $2000 off if you go by the listing on Stern's website.
Price valid until 8/16.

https://www.costco.com/p/-/stern-...?langId=-1
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Mostly a joke posting, because who has $4k sitting around, and the space for it. But it is the real deal. Original trilogy, not prequel or Disney crap.
And it's still technically $1000 off, or $2000 off if you go by the listing on Stern's website.
Price valid until 8/16.

https://www.costco.com/p/-/stern-...?langId=-1

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Yesterday 9:30 PM
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MrPobearsYesterday 9:30 PM
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I wish I had 4k to spare. I'd love to have it in my game room.
Yesterday 10:32 PM
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BaaaaaaaaaaaaaaarfYesterday 10:32 PM
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Pinball dork here. This is a fun game that is simpler than any modern commercial equivalents (think 90s games for anyone who played pinball then) but also built cheaper. I'd love to have one, but more specifically, I'd love for someone near me to bite on this deal, have it sit unused in their basement, and then sell it to me at a big discount.

One thing to note about any pinball machine is they require cleaning and some amount of maintenance. Be ready to learn how to service it yourself or pay a technician (that may be hard to find in your area) more money than you may want to spend on upkeep.
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Yesterday 10:36 PM
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wizzards581Yesterday 10:36 PM
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I seen this price for a while. The wear and tear, cost of maintenance and parts, if available, is something else.
Yesterday 10:42 PM
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fallneversummerYesterday 10:42 PM
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Where is this even in stock?
Yesterday 10:42 PM
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kwick7Yesterday 10:42 PM
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These are great. 4k for a Home Edition is a lot less than 7k or 10k for a Premium or LE.

I had the previous version of this (without insider connected). Modded it with a bigger screen and a few other things. Miss it. Replaced it with other pins.

Pinball is addicting. And expensive haha
Yesterday 11:09 PM
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BozanimalYesterday 11:09 PM
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Let's be clear: This is not a full pinball machine. It's close, and it's made by the 900lb gorilla of pinball, Stern. However, it's not a "real" machine, and anyone that can drop $4,000 on this kind of toy is just as able to drop $7,000, even though it's 75% more and, if you can drop that kind of money on a pinball machine and want a Star Wars machine, you want Fall of the Empire, which is current, incredible, full-size, and easier to service due to wider availability of parts and distribution support.

If you want THIS machine, it's a reasonable price. If you want a Star Wars machine and have this kind of money, though, you want a Fall of the Empire machine, Mr. Money Bucks.
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Yesterday 11:09 PM
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IndigoRecess8216Yesterday 11:09 PM
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Quote from fallneversummer :
Where is this even in stock?
It's online only from Costco.

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Yesterday 11:49 PM
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kaze0Yesterday 11:49 PM
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This is a good machine.
Resale value takes a big hit though because most pinball people are snobs.
As far as home editions go, Jurassic Park shoots better in my opinion.


$4k is a great price new, for me, id jump on it for 3k though.
it's not quite a toy, but it's definitely not a real arcade pin. a lot of people wouldn't notice the tradeoffs besides the screen size though unless they had a real machine side by side
Yesterday 11:50 PM
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BaaaaaaaaaaaaaaarfYesterday 11:50 PM
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Quote from Bozanimal :
Let's be clear: This is not a full pinball machine. It's close, and it's made by the 900lb gorilla of pinball, Stern. However, it's not a "real" machine, and anyone that can drop $4,000 on this kind of toy is just as able to drop $7,000, even though it's 75% more and, if you can drop that kind of money on a pinball machine and want a Star Wars machine, you want Fall of the Empire, which is current, incredible, full-size, and easier to service due to wider availability of parts and distribution support.

If you want THIS machine, it's a reasonable price. If you want a Star Wars machine and have this kind of money, though, you want a Fall of the Empire machine, Mr. Money Bucks.
I disagree. This is a real machine by any definition. And 3k is a big difference. This is a fine machine at a fine price. I do agree that I'd much rather have FOTE at home.

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