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I bought season pass 3 on my Ouya way back in December when Fish Tails released. It has since been removed but I still get all my tables unlocked automatically. What can I say, you snooze, you lose.

Somehow I don't see this coming, although I'd love for Farsight to proove me wrong.

It's not lights out as long as people are still speculating about it. It's wayy past their bedtime though... :p

Join the club. We figured it out weeks ago... :p

Yes, and Hasbro knew the brand wouldn't make money so they wisely sold it off. Incidentally, Infogrames or whatever who bought it up thinking it was some kind of cash cow did go bankrupt. So one could say it was a smart business move to say the least. Off topic, but there's a quite good history...

How hard would it be to get the Evel Kinevel license? Would a kickstarter be required? I've heard it is one of the nicer and more popular EMs. IMO, The modern Atari brand is sh**. Not their old stuff mind you but most anything released in the past 20 or so years. Last I heard in 2013, Atari was...

I know what you mean. I was chatting with some dude once and I told him that I went to an all boys boarding school during high school (I had some issues as a teenager so my parents thought it was best to ship me out of state - long story but I'm all the better because of it). So he flat out...

This is good to know, thanks!:cool:

I took some photos with my cell phone the other night but it looks like TPA forums do not support uploads. I have a Flickr account but I don't use it for uploading random crap and linking flickr images is a PITA. Some of the cleaner tables such as Central Park, Big Shot, Taxi, and others the...

the tracking cam helps but i can see it being a problem for some. I feel like I'm six inches off the playfield (think little kid who can't see over the table) but if I use the zoomed out views I can't see the playfield elements well. I see 20-20 but I use a 23" PC monitor for low lag and sit far...

Do you play in landscape or portrait?

They can make it seem bigger; simply zoom in so you see less of the table. :rolleyes:

Hi. I know it's one of the most unpopular tables in TPA, but I had the opportunity to play a Central Park IRL at the Texas Pinball Festival. Initially I couldn't figure out how to start a game, then a guy showed me how to manually dispense the ball. There are two plungers on the table: a lower...

Well currently, about half the tables have gotten the lighting update. Many of the older tables now have the enhanced lighting. Season 3 either looks very good or the lighting came preinstalled as default, however most of Season 2 tables have not been updated. On the non-updated tables the...

Isn't there a recommended banking angle for each specific table? I saw a table at TPF that had the back legs jacked up. Bals drained very quickly. IMO, if a table has it's back end jacked up, the flippers at a minimum will need more powerful solenoids to reach the same height. Even then ramps if...

One thing I would like to add; I went to the Texas Pinball Festival Friday night and played a pristine Bride of Pinbot with LED lighting. Anyway, BoP is the only table I completed all Wizard Goals in TPA. The ramp shots felt perfect, only I had to let the Pinball roll slightly farther down the...

I use a PS3 controller with my Ouya 90% of the time. Better than the Ouya junk and no lag. I only use the Ouya controller if the software pitches a fit or requires mouse/touchpad input. Also, TPA just updated the lighting engine on most of the older tables. Hopefully the rest will follow. I...

And they finally released it last time I played. I had to redownload most of my Tables, especially the older ones. I wish I had before and after photos. I don't know what they did, but the lighting on the updated tables looks a million percent more vibrant than it did before. It's like the...

Did solid state pinball tables with "Gobble Holes" ever exist? Ball traps/locks (typically used to earn multiball) don't count because modern tables automatically dispense a new ball. I think that was from the origins of pinball where they were simple gambling machines you try to launch ball...

Don't know about mini-loops, but there are old EMs that consist of nothing more than a plunger, a pair of flippers, and a bunch of pop bumpers. Many of them seem to have a grand canyon between the flippers as well, making a SDTM more likely than not. I mean, just look at the gap in the bottom of...