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Message: <blockquote data-quote="vfpcoder" data-source="post: 296270" data-attributes="member: 828">This is, 100% the correct answer.   Also, I purchased the Arcooda Cabinet Enhancement for TPA back in June 2018.   This package included 4 different cabinet-specific views as well as slightly enhanced physics along with some animated backglasses.  I still play these versions of the tables on a regular basis to this day.  Since the lighting can be adjusted on a per table basis, these remain fun and effective faithful emulations of "Addams Family", "Star Trek: The Next Generation", "Twilight Zone", "Terminator 2", and other Kickstarter-based cross-licensed tables.  In some cases these tables remain better than the current VPX counterparts.  TPA was eviscerated for their physics, but by the time they got to "Eight Ball Deluxe" they were actually pretty decent.   And those routines were used for many of the Arcooda-enhanced versions.Now I will say this:  With the exception of "Attack From Mars", I do prefer the Zen recreations over the VPX and/or TPA iterations -- especially in their imaginative "Remastered" versions.  For "Attack From Mars", though, I prefer the VPX "G5 Authored Version" due to the dramatic lighting effects.  (These lighting effects aren't on the original table, but they do add a lot of *fun* to the proceedings -- more than the Zen Remastered effects.)  And the "Medieval Madness" VPX "Skitso Mod" is very close to the way the recreated versions of the original table plays.</blockquote>

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