I don't think it would have any negative impact on sales. Quite positive although not much difference.
As mentioned above flipperless games are an important part of pinball history.
Don't forget the goal is to preserve the history of pinball, isn't it?
DX11 would improve the PC version and possibly attract new customers and maybe make pinball newcomers to buy more tables. Hope it will be available soon.
Any plans for these tables?
13-ball multiball would probably lag but maybe Baywatch? I remember this table when I was a little or maybe a newer Stern table?
hahaha, yes, this generation is different
Patience plays a big role. My older brother needed to create a www page to share interests. These days it takes just a tweet. :)
When it comes to pinball it's the same. TPA is still good for new players that just discovered pinball.
I was born in late 90s and I still enjoy tables that were made in 80s and 90s. Most friends of mine don't like pinball at all and those who do prefer modern super hero tables over older ones. I know it is all because of nostalgia and many people like games they used to play when they were...
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