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Message: <blockquote data-quote="pinballmonster" data-source="post: 297032" data-attributes="member: 8047">Zen has missed every date they've given themselves along with every extension of original dates for release. When they've "delivered" they're merely buggy copies of old, previously released tables. They do have a handful of new tables but no one can seem to figure out if they are coded with the new, old or some hybrid physics that have never been mentioned previously. I haven't played fx, but am in no rush to do so. Early reviews note that the zen originals only offer minor upgrades to the physics but ball movement is still floaty and slow, and game play relatively easy. There are also complaints that the "upgraded" physics in Williams tables makes the tables too easy to play. Two of the most disappointing and glaring issues with the Williams tables is how dark the tables are, and the very odd matte appearance of the pinball. Zen seems directionless right now.</blockquote>

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