What I don't understand is that you can take two fellows and, though they went to the same colleges and had the same teachers, when they come out judges, one will say one thing and the other will say the opposite. One will say a free play is legal, and the other will say a free play is not legal. One of them will say that it is not a thing of value, and the other one will say that it is. But I think eventually you'll find that free play will be legalized nationwide. I think the only way games will be built in the future will be on straight free play games.
People like to win free plays.
They like to play again for free. As someone who has devoted a lifetime to pinball, give us your observations as to where you think the game is headed. I think the amusement business is getting stronger and stronger. The games with the best play appeal will always be the ones that do the most business. I see the industry as growing continually, not the way it did when solid state first came in, but I think it will have a continual growth pattern for a long time.