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Indiana Jones Pinball Adventure on FX3/Steam release on March 10th, 2022!
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Relive iconic scenes from the movies in Indiana Jones: The Pinball Adventure, the 1993 Williams classic. Escape Castle Brunwald, feed your pinballs to the mysterious Idol, and brave the Path of Adventure.
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we still don't know what solution they will provide to FX3/Steam customers to get the tables they already paid for on a discount in FX4... so no need to get angry... yet!
On one hand, $15 seems like a lot, but people have been begging for this table for a while and it is Indiana Jones which is a premium property. But... I'm not going to buy it twice, not unless it is on sale. I've waited this long for new tables, I can wait longer for FX4 to see if I want to move forward in that direction.
The funny thing? I've never played the table before.
The funny thing? I've never played the table before.
Yes it seems expensive for some people, but like you you said Premium license, Disney isn't Samariter in there licenses, then my guess is it will be normal pricing in all future tables, expenses didn't get lower the last years and everything getting high price tag so why should virtual pinball be something different
pinballmonster
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I'm just curious as to how the Indy table can be accessed or acquired in Williams mobile. I don't see an option to purchase parts (I have all 21 current tables unlocked).
There's always the option of purchasing the options to turn on Williams physics and optional graphics: would that apply to the new Indy table as well or would you need to grind to get up to 2 stars first?
The process of unlocking features, advancing in star count, and acquiring tables has always been super confusing on the app.
Definitely interested in impressions on how the two compare, when both are available. Subtle? Immediately noticeable? Negligible?
There's always the option of purchasing the options to turn on Williams physics and optional graphics: would that apply to the new Indy table as well or would you need to grind to get up to 2 stars first?
The process of unlocking features, advancing in star count, and acquiring tables has always been super confusing on the app.
Definitely interested in impressions on how the two compare, when both are available. Subtle? Immediately noticeable? Negligible?
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Narc0lep5y
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$15 is the same price that backing the Addams family kickstarter at the Pro table level cost 7-8 years ago.. And this one comes out whether anyone supports it or not and you don't have to wait for Farsight to develop it either. Pinball Wicked is $10 for one table with no license, Pro Pinball Timeshock is $15. Price seems reasonable/competitive to me.
Cloda
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Let's see if the casual crowd agrees. It is a huge jump up from anything else they've sold, with the 2 pack Universal Monsters being the most expensive to date at $10. They should have done what they have done with Star Wars, and created some originals using the already paid for licensing, including the music. It will look a whole lot better to have a two/three tables for $15. But yeah, I'm not sure I'll buy it twice at this price, so hope we hear soon when FX beta will drop.
dave950lam
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Indy is live on XB1.
shogun00
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Same for PSN.
Crazy Newt
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From what I read, it seemed like Epic Games Store was releasing an early access to the new FX at the same time the Indy table will be released on Steam for FX3. I see that the table is unlocked in about 4 hours over on Steam, but I don't see any news other than "Coming Soon" at EGS. I'm sure I will purchase them both.
I might check it out on the Xbox Series X version, but the other games I tested didn't play as well as they did on the PC, to me. On the PC I have my G-sync monitor locked at 120 FPS with low latency enabled for FX3, and this seems to be the best balance of visuals without introducing anomalies with the 60 FPS physics engine performance. So curious to see how the tables will run with the pro physics and Unreal engine. I sincerely hope it is a noticeable and significant improvement, and not simply better image quality and lighting at the expense of game play mechanics.
I might check it out on the Xbox Series X version, but the other games I tested didn't play as well as they did on the PC, to me. On the PC I have my G-sync monitor locked at 120 FPS with low latency enabled for FX3, and this seems to be the best balance of visuals without introducing anomalies with the 60 FPS physics engine performance. So curious to see how the tables will run with the pro physics and Unreal engine. I sincerely hope it is a noticeable and significant improvement, and not simply better image quality and lighting at the expense of game play mechanics.
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I don't think it's a PC discount, the price here is in Euro... and 12.49 Euro may very well be the (steam) equivalent to 15 Dollar.
I'm from germany 14,99€ in PSN, 14,99€ Xbox, 14,99€ NStore, 15,99€ mobile cause of taxes
But don't let us fight over prices ^^ let us fight over highscores and why playstation Indy in pro physic seems to have weak flipper arms, while the other platform hasn't
But don't let us fight over prices ^^ let us fight over highscores and why playstation Indy in pro physic seems to have weak flipper arms, while the other platform hasn't
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Crazy Newt
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Just guessing about the flippers, but it might be an issue related to coding for the haptic feedback used with the shoulder buttons. Maybe it can be temporarily resolved by remapping to different buttons? The DualSense controller's haptic shoulder buttons might be more complex to utilize in a game and maybe they were not dialed in correctly, but I am just guessing.
