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I wouldn't say TPA is a "true simulation" due to the tables in general being significantly easier than the real machines and the exaggerated nudging. If Zen is the Mario Kart of Pinball, then TPA would be the GRID, which features real cars and locations, but the physics are a mixture of sim and...

I love the theme of Epic Quest. Just wish there was a way to shorten up the length of the games (my wrists ain't what they used to be, heh). For that reason, I've found the best way to play Zen is multiplayer, because then you can race to a certain score, and the splitscreen action is pretty fun.

Glad we could be of assistance. Thread title updated :)

You should add that to all your posts. :)

Same here.

Gonna close this before it gets any worse. C'mon guys. He wasn't try to stir anything up, and there's no need to be rude to a guy just because he's not as informed as you. Mellow out...

Thanks Ryan.

Awesome news. Can't wait to give it a spin on PC :)

That video is amazing! Now I really wanna get a cab going.

Love the insane art on that backglass.

Now for the L....Laser Cue?

The R looks like it's from Raven, eh?

I'm not sure how it could look much better, and going 3D would actually mean less eye candy. The only thing I would like to see is more dynamic GI added to more of the shots like the Williams machines have. It would give it more life and make it feel more like a real machine

It's practically a necessity since this is the only way we can at least make the tables a little tougher and to cut down on extra balls.

Lovely pictures. Looks like a groovy place.

Good job, man. Can't wait till it looks that good on PC.

Yeah, good players can play BOP or Funhouse for a looooong time in TPA, which is especially sad in the case of Funhouse since it's much more of a wicked pin in real life. A game of 60+ million is very impressive in real life, but no big thang in TPA.

I'm holding off on buying Season 2 and 3 until DX11, so yes features like this DO bring in sales. I'm going for quality over quantity.

I kind of like the layout of Austin Powers, and the theme (Oh, behaaaaave baby)...but yeah the build quality is questionable. Every one I've played had at least a few issues. It would probably be pretty fun in TPA since we wouldn't have to worry about anything breaking down. Same goes for the...