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Stern, 2009
AC/DC (LE)
Stern, 2012
AC/DC (Premium)
Stern, 2012
AC/DC (Pro)
Stern, 2012
Addams Family Gold (Special Collectors Edition), The
Bally, 1994
Addams Family, The
Bally, 1992
Aerosmith (LE)
Stern, 2017
Aerosmith (Premium)
Stern, 2017I would imagine that with so much uncertainty about tariff levels they don't want to commit to offering at a price that may end up being prohibitive. I'm sure when the tariffs aren't such an issue they will resume selling overseas. #aintamericagreatagain
Quoted from Apollo18:It’s likely due to the extreme $ increases in exchange rates
No?
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If that thing is for real I don't understand people saying 'this can't be licensing, it has to be THIS instead'.
But there's a wole lot of different sides to licensing.
Like having to commit to pay (too) much upfront without knowing actual demand (, risking too much with an expanded universe plotline).
Quoted from DS_Nadine:If that thing is for real I don't understand people saying 'this can't be licensing, it has to be THIS instead'.
But there's a wole lot of different sides to licensing.
Like having to commit to pay (too) much upfront without knowing actual demand (, risking too much with an expanded universe plotline).
It is a licencing thing with Disney and Europe.. That is from our distro. Ask your distro in Europe.
The licensing is likely just an excuse because they don't want to be drawn in to potential political arguments. If it is licensing, either Disney and/or Stern are idiotic because no one is making a Europe exclusive Star Wars pinball. Having the pinball license not be international is ridiculous and they are leaving money on the table.
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