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It's too bad they haven't got ROM audio set up with the various volume sliders on a lot of the tables yet (according to the spreadsheet). The Voiceover Volume slider works with a lot of the voices in Monster Bash but I don't think it works for any of the voice samples in Party Zone; the PZ...

Like here, I guess: I was wondering if it meant Crow just had the game volume set too loud in his own recording set-up but it sounds like something more internal to the game...not that I can tell for sure just from watching that bit.

Yeah, I seem to have settled at 2.7, so pretty close to that. : ) It's brighter than I would like normally, but the contrast at lower settings is too harsh, at least on MB. Other tables, like CftBL, still have quite nice lighting. : )

OH wow! So that doesn't actually turn off the Match sequence (isn't that just a dip switch setting on the actual tables?), but for some reason, setting that option to ON lets you skip the Match sequence by pressing X. That is super-unintuitive! = o But sheesh I'm glad it's there, thanks a TON...

Still can't turn off the Match for Free Game sequence, so everybody gets 10 seconds of their life completely wasted after every single game. = P Is there any reason that should be on?

Yeah I just found it was Circle to toggle the "animated toys," ah that's good. : ) They sure didn't make that obvious as far as I noticed. (What's weird is I actually kind of like them in Monster Bash...and the side art and colored flippers that come with them.) I was going off my own...

Thanks for tracking all this, PW! I'm pretty late to this reboot PFX party and was kind of shocked when I finally tried this latest Pinball FX out last night and loaded up Monster Bash on PS4--the lighting is all blown out! It's like the bad old days of Pinball Arcade! = o Looking at videos on...

I've been getting inspired : D

(For actual PAPA-style tournament settings, Match sequences should be turned off, and flipper rubbers should be red; currently the rubbers are black in both Arcade and Tournament difficulties, even though they're much bouncier in Tournament difficulty--which is correct in terms of physics, but...

Hallelujah! PW, I could kiss you! ^D^ No more tilting off extra balls like I did for years in TPA (where the pro table setting to disable them didn't save on PS4... ;|). : DD

Monster Bash has taken me right back to when I first fell in love with it via Pinball Arcade; now it's the first table I couldn't resist buying on PFX3 and I'm head over heels all over again--and it's such a lovely version! Whew! Fantastic work by Zen on this one, and the tournament table set-up...

MB is the first Zen table I've bought--the lighting is nice and dark and not so bad for my slight photosensitivity, unlike the other tables : )--so I'm coming to this kind of fresh, and the physics seem pretty spot-on. I can't agree that the ball speed is slow; playing on tournament settings...

I was wondering that myself. : o I'm pretty much just going on the *lack* of news for so many months now. I haven't been following any official news other than the newsletter that shows up in my email, and I think the last of those had no new table release to announce, which was remarkable. (I...

Since new table releases appear to have ended, I've closed voting to new users. Those with votes currently registered can still modify them.

Aw, no EM table. Anyway nice to see they're on schedule for the next table pack! And thanks syt for posting the news! : D

TPA does feel--probably a bit unfairly--a bit like pinball on the moon after FX3 Williams (FX3W?) tournament mode. Still reasonably realistic and enjoyable, just sort of a different take.

It's okay, gmail's pretty good at filtering. I have my address on my web site 24/7. : )

I concur with the sentiments herein expressed! I was all jazzed to play Pinball Arcade for the first time in a while, and settled on two EMs I like, Jacks Open and Wild Card, but soon enough the hazy lighting, which I could not resolve with the lighting sliders, started messing with my eyes and...

I doubt that's the case. Anything Sony server-side, like a directory lookup, they can control; having a directory lookup re-route to a different directory is a very basic function that any server op can do, and could be easily automated. Seems more likely to me that where games would run into...

Also because the Jack*Bot conversion of Pin*Bot's playfield is such an improvement! : D