Pinballwiz45b
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Welcome Back to Digital Pinball Fans - please read this first
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Pinballwiz45b
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The PC pretty much became the standard platform after the 360 for development, so yes.
rehtroboi40
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That makes me feel good with supporting the PC version. Only wish they had the mass-pro upgrade option.
HRC looks like it will be a great addition to TPA.
Terminator
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Wish iOS version looked this good, because whilst you pay for a better looking version; we get a bare bones variant. Not fair. I know portability is the advantage, but still... They could upgrade the graphics to PS3 standard IF they implement that - Metal feature in iOS 8.
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SOUNDS GOOD TO ME
Notices:
- Inserts on jets (bet for x) look a bit low-res
- Distinctly remember ramp leading up to the slot machine being a pink color
- Good job with the "small touches" (ex. corner dice, backboard lights)
- Overall looks like a good conversion
- SUPER DUPER JACKPOTTTTT
Notices:
- Inserts on jets (bet for x) look a bit low-res
- Distinctly remember ramp leading up to the slot machine being a pink color
- Good job with the "small touches" (ex. corner dice, backboard lights)
- Overall looks like a good conversion
- SUPER DUPER JACKPOTTTTT
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Beta testing begins next week.
danivempire
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I hope I'll like it, the last table released I really liked was high speed.
Junkyard and LCA didn't do it for me :/
Junkyard and LCA didn't do it for me :/
DokkenRokken
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All I have to say is..
LOL, indeed!!!
Here's a picture of the playfield from IPMD:
http://ipdb.org/showpic.pl?id=4502&picno=42272&zoom=1
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Even without metal, iOS 8 is going to create compatibility issues with older devices. Early reports are showing that anything older than an iPhone 4 will not run under iOS 8 and then there is the whole marketing speak of metal. It will entirely depend on how it is implemented. If it requires the abandonment of OpenGL entirely and walking away from a shared set of code I cannot really see FS using it unless they can get away with charging more for the added extra work required for all the extra work to re-port all the existing and then new tables to a whole new API.
While it is an intriuging idea, it is one that has been put forward several times for Android for new SOC releases, but the hype is usually more than what actually comes to the end user. I am not being dismissive of the whole thing, just trying to say do not get your hopes up too much.
Pinballwiz45b
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Aren't there supposed to be targets behind those drops? (I know these are early looks, but still...) Also noticed that the roulette numbers are in the wrong colors.
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The Night Flier
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Perhaps still a long road home for PS3 users but looking forward to HRC! 
Terminator
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Won't it be simple by using the Ps3's assets and build a new version with iOS 8. I presume it would, FS hold all the texture packs I guess.
DrainoBraino
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Looks cool. I hope it doesn't have the bouncy ball physics like whodunit and junkyard.
karl
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Finally someone who agrees with me
Those tables are almost impossible to play for me on IPAD, especially. Maybe it's the design of the table that hurt tpa physics on those or they did something with the physics to make them more of a challenge