DaPinballWizard
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Get your order in!!
Dumpstar, you should contact Paul at virtuapin. I might remember wrong but I believe I did read somewhere that they are in the process of starting up an Australian store for their products.
Over $500 to ship my mini cab to Hawaii. Worth every penny though.
It would be awesome if the major pin companies would allow for some nifty personal use ROM licensing in the future but if FarSight does this right, it's good bye VP for me!
Geez those things are expensive though, if I build one, I wonder how my wife's going to like watching the HDTV in a pin cab....if I can only get it to flip up and rotate...hmm
Go FarSight! I think this has some major potential for the "money is no object" market that exists around these machines. The virtual pin era is just beginning imho. As the "real things" get scarcer and harder to maintain, it's obvious where the future lies as a whole new generation carries on the "before video games were cool" game of choice.
I also had to laugh when I saw the "no pinball tables included" in the virtua pin ad. It would be awesome if the major pin companies would allow for some nifty personal use ROM licensing in the future but if FarSight does this right, it's good bye VP for me! As much as I enjoy my custom home-brewed tables, you can only get so much at free-sounds.org
So has anyone seen the elusive Cab at the Expo!? If only I wasn't 5000 miles away I would be there.
I will look for it when I go tomorrow. I saw on the schedule that Farsight is doing a talk about the making of TPA today. I'm disappointed I won't get to see that.