It's between ST:TNG and Baywatch for me. Yes, Baywatch. Ultimately I went for ST:TNG. The ST:TNG in the East Slope bar at Sussex Uni must go down as perhaps the most abused pinball table ever. (Hint: students + alcohol + pinball = raucous stuff.)
Playing - either Paragon or Space Invaders; both were in the same arcade at the campsite my family owned, and where I spent most of my summers. There was also a Williams(?) EM called Stardust, but I don't recall playing that. That would have been in 1980/81 or so.
Owned - does one of those...
I voted Ghostbusters (LE or Premium, obviously). That table kicks my butt. I can't even finish one mode, let alone progress towards anything good. Multiball? Maybe if I get lucky. But I love it. And that Subway ramp is something to behold.
You can buy one real pinball table. It has to be a brand new table that is being manufactured today* Where there are multiple versions of a table (Pro, Premium, LE, etc.) it's assumed you can purchase whichever version you want. What are you gonna get? Remakes (Medieval Madness) and...
A lot of these goals are triggered by the table playing a specific sound or animation. Particularly during multiballs, those sounds/animations just don't get played because the table overrides them with whatever else is going on.
I'm pretty sure in Monster Bash, the Special goal is triggered...
Some of us believe (but have no way of proving) that Stern started to "bake in" the rights for a digital version of all their tables into their licensing from around the time of Metallica or Star Trek. I'm one such believer and if I had to guess now, I'd say from Star Trek onwards. Hence why...
You may want to look at this thread:
http://digitalpinballfans.com/showthread.php/10244-Building-A-Virtual-Pinball-Cabinet?highlight=building+virtual+cabinet
I think the problem is more that the camera gets stuck on the DMD when Video Mode ends, when it was an award from the Database kickout (left saucer below the left loop - the one that usually generates the "Get Out!" quote and increments that jackpot).
Not sure, but it may not re-enable the...
It slipped quietly into the night...
Really since TPA now requires a "T" for "Teen" rating (at least on iOS and Android), and since gore-tastic tables such as Starship Troopers are in the game, I think the requirement for a "Pinball After Dark" isn't necessary any longer, nor has it been for a...
Stupid question, I know, but what happened to 101? Or did you just not create a thread for it? (I do follow on Twitter, but Twitter is hard to follow, so I don't really follow it - you follow? New posts on the forum stand out much more.)
Okay, so it looks like there was a fix (maybe much wailing by affected users forced Gabe to backtrack?), but the only two games I've ever encountered on Steam that had the DX9/DX11 launch options were TPA and Civ5. Granted my Steam library is not exactly huge and is mostly populated with AAA...
#63 is going to be Wipeout, we're pretty sure about that.
On to #64! What's it going to be?
Ever the eternal optimist, I'm still going to bank on The Shadow until it's The Shadow. Then, I'll start going for Corvette.
I found it odd as well. Not having a choice between 3 and 5-ball play is understandable - unlike tables like Big Shot and Genie, the scoring stays the same whether it's 3 or 5-ball, so why ever play 3 balls?
What I don't get is the choice to go with 3-ball when every Paragon I've ever played...
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