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For potato pancakes, definitely not ketchup. But yes to parsley, sour cream, and a side of applesauce.

I am simultaneously amazed that FarSight has been able to take TPA as far as they have with the limited resources they have, and saddened that TPA's full potential goes unimplemented because of those same resource limitations.

Almost has to be. There's no manufacturing or cost reason for the clock to be that loud.

The clock is that loud in real life. I actually unplugged my real TZ's clock for a while until I could get an after-market quiet one.

Your schadenfreude is showing.

I'm actually semi-retired from moderating the greater forum, but since people keep reporting threads and interrupting my workday with the resultant e-mails, I suppose I need to do something here. This is a thread about our problems with the PlayStation store, not about our problems with brakel...

If you want to discuss the 360's issues, do so on the 360's forum, not here please.

BlackBerry still exists?! I thought they went under about a year ago.

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The secondary score lists are only saved if you have the Pro mode of the table and are playing with the "Operator Mode" setting turned to "On". In addition, the "Operator Mode" setting turns back off every time you re-enter the table from the main menu, so you need to go and re-enable it before...

Duplicate thread killed in favor of the one in the Android forum here.

Which in turn means the 5-6 weeks post-submission/pre-release clock hasn't even started ticking down yet...

Sorry for the bucket of ice water, but it will not be this weekend.

FT is so hard because nearly the entire table is composed of death shots, and the lightning flippers don't help.

In terms of the mechanical components themselves, a Wizard of Oz is top-notch. In the connections and electrical department...not so much, I'm afraid. All three of the ones I've seen on location here have been plagued by flaky microswitches and substandard electrical work. (In partial defense...

There's a lot of development work that goes into completely rehauling the UI, especially for something like TPA which has many different platforms, screen resolutions and orientations, and input methods to support. They're still working on it, but I expect it's going to be a while yet.

Not only has this been suggested before, but its solution has been demonstrated in code before: http://digitalpinballfans.com/showthread.php/5163-My-impressions-as-a-TZ-machine-owner?p=93715&viewfull=1#post93715 Would go a long way toward restoring TZ to its proper difficulty.

There is no magnet under Pinbot's playfield. You might try exploring the lesser-known manufacturers of the early 80s, Zaccaria being first among them. There were a number of foreign companies trying to get in the game back then. While none of them succeeded, some of them did attempt some...

Alright folks, I've assaulted your eardrums for the past 5 podcasts with what I've wanted to talk about for the "Lost in the Zone" segment of the TPA Barcade podcast, now it's your chance to turn the tables. Post your burning questions about TPA or about real pinball that you'd like to see...

OK, so maybe I'm off work today, and maybe I've started enjoying some adult beverages earlier than I normally do...can you blame me? :p