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Message: <blockquote data-quote="superdan" data-source="post: 195696" data-attributes="member: 5169">I'll take a quick stab at this and  to talk about the most obvious difference...needing quarters.First,  The physics will be different...you will not be dealing with digital/video format...will more than likely give you more randomness. It will take you a few games to get comfortable with the transition.Second, you have real flippers now. Can do the tap pass and such. In addition, your real pinball machine May or may not be leveled, might have burned out bulbs, flippers not adjusted properly, and so forth so will have to adjust for that. Not sure what else to say except it's the same game, different format.Just don't expect to get same results from TPA to real and vice versa. Will take time and practice like anything else I suppose. CheersPs go to papa site under learning and has nice videos on different flipper techniques</blockquote>

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