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FarSight Studios has just announced that Pinball Arcade has been downloaded a million times: [/B]

Yeah, I had something configured, but was out this afternoon when they joined. Just read that Bobby and Ryan joined, so they're flagged now (and their names appear as bright blue, so they stand out).

I read on Touch Arcade that the controls for a lot of the games are pretty poor. On the other hand, $0.99 to play Rampage would still be a good deal.

Yeah, I bought Frogger. It's alright. One of the people that worked on the Frogger pinball is the brother of Shawn Ryan, the creator of The Shield, and executive producer of The Unit, and a few other shows. I've gotten to know Shawn over the years while working on TVShowsOnDVD.com, and he's an...

Tony, are you finding this a problem with all the tables, or one in particular? I can get the Ripley's skill shot about 90% of the time while playing on an iPad 2.

Yeah, I found The Web to be floatier. Of course it may depend on which version you play; I played them on the Mac as they were released, but also have them on PS1 and a Dreamcast import.

I was planning to buy them all on the PS3, and some on the iPad, but now I think it may be the reverse. I don't seem to get time to play the PS3 as much anymore, yet the iPad is always right there. It's pretty nice to be able to play pinball while in bed.

FarSight Studios just posted this to their Facebook page: [/B] It may be a good idea to skip this update, if you haven't already installed it.

Yup, they were: Pro Pinball: The Web Timeshock Big Race USA Fantastic Journey

I was forced to take a week off work (use the time, or lose it) and I lay in my bed for most of it and played Pro Pinball on my laptop. It was a great week :)

I've spoken to Bobby King a few times, and he has plans to register and participate.

I emailed Silverball Studios about a month ago and asked if they were planning on releasing Pro Pinball on iOS, and they responded and said: When it comes to virtual pinball, those were 4 awesome, awesome games. Edit: Kickstarter is live...

Good point, Nik. I'd like them to be able to implement the "buy-in" abilities of some of the tables. Some times you're having a good game and just need that one extra ball to pull off something spectacular.

Yeah, Bobby King has said that he hasn't had a chance to register yet. I haven't approached them about linking to it from FB yet - I'm trying to see what linking methods FB allows (right now it seems extremely limited!).

Andy, I haven't played Monte Carlo. The Internet Pinball Machine Database has a few tables with that name, but none by Gottlieb, or one that came out in 1987: http://www.ipdb.org/search.pl?any=monte+carlo&search=Search+Database&searchtype=quick

Wow, sounds like the have more tables than the Pinball Hall of Fame in Vegas!

At least this is a purely cosmetic issue, and doesn't affect gameplay at all.

I'd like a swipe-nudge as well.