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Well, there's one other factor to consider...speed. Most EM tables are sloooooowww, and that is due to the angle of the slope. It's quite a different experience in person, where you can visually see the flatness, as opposed to the virtual world where it looks no different from the modern tables.

I think EMs in person are much more fun (relatively speaking) than virtually. But I still prefer tables that aren't EMs!