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<blockquote data-quote="shutyertrap" data-source="post: 4330" data-attributes="member: 134"><p>Just got back from Vegas, so of course I visited the Pinball Hall of Fame. Do you know how many times I caught the ball just like in Zen? Let's just say it was A LOT!! Know how many times a ball bounced halfway up the playfield like it was doing in Farsight's version of TOTAN? Zero. Even on tables with brand new rubber. I came away with the impression that Zen, with their Marvel tables, is really not that far off the mark with their physics. I've downloaded but haven't had the time to play the PS3 versions that Farsight is offering, so I can only comment on the iPad version. Just saying, real life ramps are a ***** to get up, Funhouse is WAY harder in person than the Williams collection version, and that Pinball Circus table that only 2 were made of (bummer for Williams) was really really cool!</p><p></p><p>BTW...anybody ever play Orbiter? My 6 year old and I were laughing our heads off trying to play that table! We had no idea what was going on, the ball moves in very odd ways due to the bathtub like playfield, and it was just plain odd having a ball go behind your flippers and roll back forward so long as you leave them in the flipped up position. There's a table that no way in hell will ever be able to be recreated virtually.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="shutyertrap, post: 4330, member: 134"] Just got back from Vegas, so of course I visited the Pinball Hall of Fame. Do you know how many times I caught the ball just like in Zen? Let's just say it was A LOT!! Know how many times a ball bounced halfway up the playfield like it was doing in Farsight's version of TOTAN? Zero. Even on tables with brand new rubber. I came away with the impression that Zen, with their Marvel tables, is really not that far off the mark with their physics. I've downloaded but haven't had the time to play the PS3 versions that Farsight is offering, so I can only comment on the iPad version. Just saying, real life ramps are a ***** to get up, Funhouse is WAY harder in person than the Williams collection version, and that Pinball Circus table that only 2 were made of (bummer for Williams) was really really cool! BTW...anybody ever play Orbiter? My 6 year old and I were laughing our heads off trying to play that table! We had no idea what was going on, the ball moves in very odd ways due to the bathtub like playfield, and it was just plain odd having a ball go behind your flippers and roll back forward so long as you leave them in the flipped up position. There's a table that no way in hell will ever be able to be recreated virtually. [/QUOTE]
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