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Message: <blockquote data-quote="yespage" data-source="post: 296660" data-attributes="member: 5794">Meanwhile, I can play the WMS tables on my ALP table via the Nintendo Switch, both arcade and realistic modes, and it looks great, better than Farsight (which is dated quite a bit, literally), because Zen got the rights.  The FX3 physics were also greatly improved on Farsight's. They didn't release many new tables, but on the other hand, they release among the most popular (this is a business and they need to make money). It hasn't been perfect, but it ended up being better than I expected. Then add a merger and Pandemic, and one can understand why things kind of paused.  The deal with Apple was somewhat unfortunate as that created a greater pause in releases for consoles and PC.  Yes, they do very well with that deal, but the consumer, not so much.  Especially when in my opinion, pinball on a tablet is like sex on the phone (the old phones). So, a mixed bag, with extra baggage on the side with things they couldn't control. Hopefully 2022 recovers for digital pinball table releases. Certainly, 2021 was a decent year for digital pinball table machines.</blockquote>

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