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It's safe to say this will be better than Goin' Nuts. There's more than one table, so instantly better.

You're talking about the interface on Pinball FX2 (thats what Zen Pinball HD is called on PS3, right) being made for mobile? If it sucks on console, then I'm not excusing anyone. I do think you should probably wait until you actually experience the interface (that is, *actually* use it with a...

How does it differ from Zen on consoles? Is that interface more or less usable? Not trolling: just want to get an idea of UX in competitor products. :-D

Estimation: Six to eight weeks... :-P

When I spend credit from an Australian Google Play card (that is, purchase an app originating from the USA), the purchase is subject to exchange rates Google set. So I would be paying about $35 for a $30 Season Pass.

We aren't half demanding, are we mate :-P Just keen to purchase the season pass before the Aussie dollar tanks even more.

Ahh, yes: "show screen touches". Forgot about that. And it does it in real time over any app.

Sweet! Three great tables.

They are two separate tables. They aren't going to overwrite the existing black knight, which is what you're suggesting.

That looks awesome. Can't wait for Android.

That's awesome news, Ryan. I'll have something to talk about in my Android slot on the podcast.

So how did the Williams Challenge system work?

If you were a developer, you'd know that doing what you wanted would be six to eight weeks. http://meta.stackoverflow.com/a/19514

We haven't even got a table builder yet. To quote Will Smith in ID4 "I don't hear no fat lady"...

I'm still waiting to see what dropping a table from each month will do to throughput, Baron. Halving the workload will make a difference. I'll give them the benefit of the doubt before discounting their ability to deliver quality using this new model.

How can you be *certain* there will be fewer people working on TPA? Let's see how they go with the first three tables and then we should be able to see the pattern.

Other reports suggest they have for the PC release. On mobile, even the older Gottlieb tables like El Dorado and Genie have really hissy and poppy audio.

Check the sticky thread in the Android forum for details about how the sound system works in TPA. They record the sounds lossless direct from the machine ROM originally. Sounds are then compressed to suit the constraints of the platform. I think they are being a little aggressive with the...

Apparently Farsight is looking into the audio quality issues (see the sister thread about audio pitch). No official word as yet.

I think there may be nondisclosure compliance issues if Android was first. This would be easier if mobile deployment was handed using TestFlight, or another cross-platform deployment system that was invite only, but not restrictive like the tester limits on the iOS ecosystem (in past, the 100...