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They have developed lots of games before TPA. The last non-TPA games that they developed were released in 2010. Between 2010 and when they started working on TPA they either worked on games as uncredited work with the main developer or they ramped up staff to start work on TPA.They have not done a re-released table every month. Also the re-released tables are not just re-released but remade. Some that were scripted in PHoF are now emulated. I played my PS3 version of Williams PHoF the other day. The physics is completely different and so are the graphics. You can even tell that the placement of ramps and other physical parts of the table are different. I'll have to put my TV's side by side and make a video playing them with my wife or daughter playing one and me playing the other.
They have developed lots of games before TPA. The last non-TPA games that they developed were released in 2010. Between 2010 and when they started working on TPA they either worked on games as uncredited work with the main developer or they ramped up staff to start work on TPA.
They have not done a re-released table every month. Also the re-released tables are not just re-released but remade. Some that were scripted in PHoF are now emulated. I played my PS3 version of Williams PHoF the other day. The physics is completely different and so are the graphics. You can even tell that the placement of ramps and other physical parts of the table are different. I'll have to put my TV's side by side and make a video playing them with my wife or daughter playing one and me playing the other.
