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From the spec sheet I saw in one of the groups it suggested that the only thing that will run at 60 frames per second at 1080p are those titles that are natively installed on the hardware. So that amounts to all of the pinball arcade tables that are installed as first class citizens on the...

Chris and I saw this press release as well. We have some ideas, none of which are official.

Same in Australia. Maybe not this year though.

Yep it's looking like a strong finish to 2020 for some of us.

Did you contact support about this? If you haven't contacted them I'm not sure discussing it here will get the issue fixed for you. And it sounds like it should definitely be fixed.

"Almost" is the problem here. Almost means increased support cases. I wouldn't consider Linux as a gaming platform so I can understand why they aren't dedicating resources to this. If they even hint at supporting Linux through whatever technique, where does the support begin and end with all...

It's nothing special and the platform is basically abandoned. I personally believe their licence for Stern is lapsed so buyer beware based on what happened last time when they lost a licence.

Don't buy Big Buck Hunter. Not even out of spiteful frustration. No good can come of it.

shutyertrap and I are happy for any plug we can get [emoji16]

I reckon it will have what most folks would need in a digital table at home. We'll be hit pretty hard with the Aussie Tax when they land here, but even sub A$1000 makes them a pretty good argument for folks who want a quality introduction to what home digital Pinball cabinets are capable of.

Are you still enjoying the virtual Pinball cabinet?

I think Zen may be investing quite hard in the redemption and amusement industry sectors in the next decade. I'd see the introduction of pinball redemption systems linked together centrally as a strong possibility. Could Zen Studios become the next Raw Thrills type offering and pair their...

You are not the target punter here. [emoji6]

This is the redemption version of the Zen cabinet that has been location tested at Dave 'n' Busters. It only has 4 games on it because based on the play data that is the limit a person in this type of location can logically parse when trying to make a decision about what game to play.

I'd also expect stuff like Pinball Soccer World, "Space Cadet" from Trick Games. And Gottlieb. Meh. With some sort of hourly "pay to play" model if you want to stream software titles to the cabinet. [emoji2961] I would only consider buying this because you can connect any PC to the cabinet...

Your guess is correct. It was leaked in a photo some months ago.

The internet wouldn't be the internet without passive aggressiveness after all.

Consider the game dead. The forum as a whole isn't dead, there's just not a lot to talk about at the moment.

And this is someone's attempt at doing what Gottlieb couldn't.

Oh and is it wired connection or Bluetooth?