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Yeah, between that and Kickstarter Project Update #21 its been a good week.

SO I can't beleive this place isn't blowing up with the news in the kickstarter update that was just emailed...

Check out the maps though, there are lots of places to choose from. That one just had a ton of games is all.

Check out the maps on pinballrebel.com and pinside.com (pinballmap.com doesn't have a Philadelphia listing). I'm not sure how up to date they'll be for that area but they'll give you some ideas anyway. It looks like this place a little outside of town has a lot of games: Pinball Parlour 808...

I played a couple games of it at the PAPA facility, its pretty decent for the era. Its not in the league of BSD though, I hope all the speculation is correct.

Well, after hearing about the EA exclusive license Monopoly now comes to mind.. along with most of the good big license Data East and Stern tables.

That is actually a very good guess for the season four lineup (maybe not the exact order but the overall content anyway). They're all very plausible and good selections. I wouldn't be surprised if you were right on around 8 out of 10 of them. I somewhat disagree on the part about the sequels...

This is going to be a really cool real table. This could really be a smart business model for them too. Building a virtual table first and tweaking it, finding out how people like it, etc. provides a lot of feedback without needing a big commitment. Then if its popular make it into a real...

I got to try this game out at PAPA and it was very ood for that era. I think it would be a good choice for TPA somewhere down the line.

I'm far from knowing everything about pinball, it just happens that you're talking about a game that I own.

The magnets in LAH are even more brutal than TAF. There are 3 big ones under the middle of its big open playfield that have no problem slinging balls straight out the outlanes.. luckily they only activate during multiball. HS2 on the other hand has no magnets under the playfield unless the...

Now that is hilarious.

Man, its tough guessing a couple packs in advance when we don't get the benefit of seeing whether our previous guesses came true.. I'm going to guess the October pack will be TFTC, based on absolutely nothing.

Not a prob, it gave me a chance to try out the editing software they provide for the PS4 (which is actually pretty decent). Yeah I totally agree, I think the flipper in TPA always just falls at the set rate unlike the real flipper being pulled back by the spring that can absorb the extra speed...

Let's try this.. took a few tries.. Not the greatest examples but you get the point. As you can see this is completely true. Drop catches aren't nearly as reliable as on real machines but they work to an extent. Its also worth noting that its much easier when the ball isn't moving at full...

I captured a video a while ago doing some drop catches on STTNG for PS4. I didn't have a way to upload it at the time but I do now, I'll try to post that sometime soon here. It definitely works a lot better on some tables than others, STTNG seems to be the easiest to do it on in my opinion.

Hopefully they can fix this soon. I had the same thing happen to me albeit not nearly as high of a score. I didn't know about the tilt workaround.

Its probably losing some points to people that are upset at being owned by the outlanes. Its still pretty close to the top though, even though it should probably be a few places higher.

This is exactly what they need. A ton of people that don't necessarily want to donate extra money would probably be willing to essentially pre-order through KS.

Yes, this is what I was going to say. I guy I know has an EM that does this and I always end up tilting the game away.