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Farsight developing a coin operated Virtuapin of Pinball Arcade?
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<blockquote data-quote="EldarOfSuburbia" data-source="post: 206860" data-attributes="member: 4106"><p>I don't see any problem with a coin-op pin cab version of TPA. I mean, how's it going to distract from the core product? The cab version of TPA, when it eventually comes along, will be the same as the PC version just with some multi-monitor display config options bolted on. So yeah if TPA are going to build their own cabinet, or contract out to have their own cabs built, why not give those cabs a coin-op option? It'd be up to the owners if they want to put those cabs out on site to take real money.</p><p></p><p>Anyway - Game Of Thrones pinball just makes no sense to me. Unless it's an ultra-wide-body and you have to wait 6 years between balls.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="EldarOfSuburbia, post: 206860, member: 4106"] I don't see any problem with a coin-op pin cab version of TPA. I mean, how's it going to distract from the core product? The cab version of TPA, when it eventually comes along, will be the same as the PC version just with some multi-monitor display config options bolted on. So yeah if TPA are going to build their own cabinet, or contract out to have their own cabs built, why not give those cabs a coin-op option? It'd be up to the owners if they want to put those cabs out on site to take real money. Anyway - Game Of Thrones pinball just makes no sense to me. Unless it's an ultra-wide-body and you have to wait 6 years between balls. [/QUOTE]
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