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Where's the other table I'd probably ask, since Fish tales is the big primary table of this pack (they CAN'T be releasing just one normal table like this).

It's obvious why it exists : to prevent or at least limit piracy (can't use every feature with even cracked versions of games). There are plenty of game clients/DRMs out there that are FAR worse than steam, so be thankful TPA doesn't use Games for Windows Live, Origin, or U-Play which are...

Only slight issue I have with the game on a technical standpoint is the fact that close-ups of some parts of a table (ex. Taxi's Spinout and HH's Cellar although BH's under-playfield runs smoothly) causes slowdowns on my 1.8 ghz dual core laptop with 3 GB of ram and an integrated Intel GPU...

Really all these polls are for is to visually show which tables are the most wanted by the TPA community, these polls aren't officially made or approved by Farsight Studios so it doesn't have anything to do with which ones are going to be released in the near future... it only gives an idea on...

Premier is the company who bought out Gottlieb when they first went bankrupt around 1984 and continued to make machines under their name until 1996, you might see the slogan "The Premier name in pinball" as well as their name and logo on Gottlieb pinball machines and flyers after 1984.

Bone Busters Inc. Catcus Jack's - Dancing Cacti Cleopatra - EM-style machine with a neat bonus system Cue Ball Wizard - This one has some big captive balls to push around Haunted House - Great multi-level machine for a single-baller Operation Thunder Rescue 911 - The helicopter toy looks pretty...

PFX 2 certainly isn't the only game with that Xpad-only problem, seems as though some other games especially console ports like London 2012 the game and Dungeons and Dragons - Chronicles of Mystara have the same issues where it mainly supports a 360-style pad and little else. You can bypass this...

It could go either way, I predict the PC version will be up there with the iOS and Android versions in regards to updates since it's easier to do so on steam than it is on consoles.

I've mainly picked Banzai Run, Getaway, BK2000, and Safe Cracker. Personally I'm for the more obscure/rare tables as opposed to the mainstreamers like TAF.

Never tried it with a charge cable, but at least corded controllers and wireless controllers via a receiver work great.

Personally I'm fine with PHoF re-releases since those games have never been released on the PC and some of the other platforms, They are sure to run out by next year since there are only several tables that can be guaranteed release : El Dorado - City of Gold, Victory, Tee'd Off, Jive Time...

I'm sure surgeon sim only got approved because of how virally popular it got in a short period of time, everybody was doing videos on a game that was essentially a 3D QWOP where you're trying to complete a heart transplant (more operations for sure once it hits steam) instead of running the 100...

well hopefully it runs fine with lower settings on a 1.8ghz dual core laptop with 3GB of ram and a integrated Intel HD graphics card, this is probably the only platform I'll get TPA on aside from maybe PSN. A pinball game should be more about getting 50-60 frames than it looking great but...

I think the best they could do is have a "Magic Token Gallery" just for that, to view all the tokens that can be won in-game and a counter of how many you have of each.It would be easier to neglect this, but collecting coins that are launched down to you is the main feature of the game aside...

While it shouldn't be the ONLY way to use gamepads on TPA, Xinput (what Big Picture is really made for) makes things very easy given you have Xbox 360 controllers (wired, and/or wireless with a receiver) or certain Logitech pads that are compatible with it. Nearly every controller compatible...

1.) Champion Pub 2.) Safe Cracker 3.) Banzai Run 4.) Haunted House 5.) Revenge From Mars (IF W2K Emulation is possible in the future) 6.) Black Knight 2000 7.) Earthshaker 8.) The Lost World (1988-89 Bally) 9.) Speakeasy 10.) Who Dunit

I myself am mainly requesting a custom radio option (Also possible on PS3 and 360) in which your own music files can be played in the background alongside arcade ambience.

It may not make it this time, they intend to only greenlight 10 or so games this month which is unfortunate because the top 10 probably consists of masochistic platformers and retarded Slenderman games.

A suggestion mainly for all systems (All systems that have music players) A custom radio option where you can have the game play your music at adjustable volumes, much like Zen Pinball as well as a few other games (Ex. A custom music folder on the PC version).

It's sure to get on there, all the previous greenlit games were approved at 60% or more, so it's sure to be greenlit.