Oh yes I also play this game but at some times it becomes high that it becomes impossible to download the pinball advanced version. Well if you ask what makes a good machine I would definitely say it is the component of the game and in between what you feel about the game.
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Original Pinball Games and Impossible Physics
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smbhax
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- Apr 24, 2012
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I have all the Zen tables and keep trying to like them but...they just aren't very fun. They just don't seem to have a knack for fun pinball table design--at all. In so many of their tables you can be hitting ramps and stuff all over the table, and pretty much nothing is happening--no sounds, voice samples, mission completions...just nothing. They don't seem to understand that hitting the ball into things should result in fun stuff happening. Their Marvel tables have been a *little* better at this than their earlier stuff, but they still have a *long* way to go even to get close to a mediocre Bally or Williams table.
And I don't understand why they think the ball should be so heavy.
I'd agree that Timeshock may be the closest I've seen to a really good traditional pinball feeling in a video-only table, but the simulated tables in Farsight's games are still way more enjoyable to me.
And I don't understand why they think the ball should be so heavy.
I'd agree that Timeshock may be the closest I've seen to a really good traditional pinball feeling in a video-only table, but the simulated tables in Farsight's games are still way more enjoyable to me.
Tripredacus
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Just like real tables, TPA has its own predictabilities. Unlike real tables, video games may never be able to recreate real world tables. If you haven't had a lot of experience playing real tables you wouldn't know about clean vs dirty surfaces, raised inserts due to heating, ball spin against surfaces, selective bumper spots, etc. All these things exist in real games and would be very difficult to do in a video game. I personally wouldn't want to see a 100% recreation of a pinball game because I want to play the real games. And besides, so far all the Farsight pinball games are WAY easier than the real thing.
xNiCeGuYx
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I would like to perform the techniques that Cayle George does in the Iron Man PAPA 14 finals at 9:47.
http://pinball.org/videos/tournament/papa/papa-14-finals-iron-man/
As the physics are getting better and better, I am very confident that we will be able to do it in the future.
http://pinball.org/videos/tournament/papa/papa-14-finals-iron-man/
As the physics are getting better and better, I am very confident that we will be able to do it in the future.
superballs
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- Apr 12, 2012
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I just got Epic Quest this morning and I feel that that is a table that caters well to Zen's Strengths, though it does feel a bit "samey" since the fights are all the same, that's really my only gripe. The Marvel tables are pretty good, well the 4 that I've played. PBFX2 was a stop-gap for me between no XBOX pinball to TPA since I had to wait for it. I enjoy it for what it is. It accomplishes what it attempts really well and is rather enjoyable.
I still prefer TPA as I like real pinball, but sometimes I need to have something different.
I still prefer TPA as I like real pinball, but sometimes I need to have something different.
Carl Spiby
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I think it's something to do with the flippers not having a state between resting and flipped (or a constant velocity), even a slight release and press on TPA sends the ball zooming off as if it were a full power shot.
Carl Spiby
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Someone's got Elvira on his mind.
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Poor Bobby...this is the third time this has happened to him in these forums...
