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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Supermans" data-source="post: 26681" data-attributes="member: 678"><p>The lack of updates from Farsight is their only problem. It is costing them thousands upon thousands in lost kickstarter revenue. I have no doubt that with weekly updates on how far they are progressing with Twilight Zone, more people would be inclined to drop money. I for one can only afford $50 at the moment which is well above the average donation. I own a Star Trek TNG pinball machine that is in perfect shape, and have offered my services to help beta test the ios ipad3 version I own. However I do not have $500 I can part with for the kickstarter to gain that spot forcefully. However Since I am one of the few in this forum who has played Star Trek TNG since 1994 on a daily basis, I think The game would benefit from my input on whether it is behaving realistically. I know that play varies from machine to machine, and pitch/angle can greatly affect play along with having worn bumpers, a waxed field, etc. However it is good to hear different opinions on how the digital table is comparing. I for one would have noticed the extra wide gap on MM while beta testing for one. The way the cannons fire on Star Trek TNG and the ball bounce afterwards can be vary random. I hope they don't animate that like they do on Circus Voltaire where the ball stays on the head and comes off the same way every time.</p></blockquote><p></p>

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