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Yeah, a little light on the ball would be good, as long as it looks realistic.

Maybe the default physics settings need updated a bit?

I just bought a GTX 960 and love it. You could go with a 970 if you wanted to future-proof even more, but it wouldnt make a difference for TPA. The 960 is plenty. For the CPU, might as well go with an i7, but even an i5 would be sufficient. Personally I'd just spend the extra for i7 so you...

Here's a pic of the real machine in a dark room:

The middle is darker because the GI and flashers are around the edges.

I can see the ball fine. Maybe turn the brightness up a bit to suit.

I was playing with similar specs (AMD Phenom II x6 1055T and AMD Radeon 5850) and it ran just fine. Maybe the extra bit on juice on the GPU made the difference, but it was buttery smooth with all settings cranked in the config.

With the release of the public beta, it brings me great joy to say that this thread can now finally be closed. :)

When did Mike ever say that? Check this post again:

Oh baby! :cool:

Great pics :)

I was just thinking about this last night. Very unfortunate, that.

Very nicely done.

Mike would have to answer that one (and the release date questions), but I can say that it'll be better than the PS4 and Xbone versions.

Yep. I would pick this era not because of specific titles, but because Pinball itself was the king up until then and hasn't been since. It truly was the end of the golden age of pinball, and it's been forced to play 2nd fiddle to video games ever since.

I think you'll be happy. :)

:D

Not likely to happen with Jay being the mayor of Big Bear.

What he said.

You're very welcome. Glad it could be of help. :)