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Message: <blockquote data-quote="1adam12" data-source="post: 293330" data-attributes="member: 7002">I have had an interesting evolution in my views of Zen. I have on FarSight as well, but that's secondary.I only started playing FX3 when I came back to Windows. Fish Tales played nicely, but I don't care for the table. I've bought one Williams pack, and another on my Switch.After the free tables released on Steam, I actually found myself truly wanting more. As someone who owns a ton of TPA tables, it takes certain titles or table packs to get me to bite. For other franchises, or for Zen originals, I'm definitely more interested thanks to their physics and quality control. I want more classics brought to digital, but I have a new appreciation for Zen.On the flip side, I also recently got a Switch. Far Sight still offers the Stern app, and when you open it it offers tables you can't even buy anymore. I love what TPA brought us. I hate how they ran their business. If they were better at what they did, we'd probably still be getting released of some kind. I even had a bug on a Switch table! Here's hoping for more great pinball. I'd love to get my hands on a real machine again, but Zen is doing a great job of showing me what it could be. If anyone ever played some of the last Williams tables with the 3d video playfield concept, that's sort of what Zen has really extended. Good stuff. Sent from my moto z4 using Tapatalk</blockquote>

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