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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Pinballfan69" data-source="post: 45180" data-attributes="member: 221">Well said. The cash grab or DLC is starting to get really annoying in today's gaming market. *cough Skylanders *cough. It seems today's games are not even complete. You spend $50 - $60 a game only to have DLC thrown at you in 2 weeks to 2 months time. In skylanders's case you can't even get the full experience of the game unless you have a character of each of 8 elements. The starter pack usually comes with 3 elements. The others are around $10 a character ($15 for the currently released Giants) and to if you're a trophy hunter, you will need all 32 characters to get the full %100 completion. So you will pay $60 plus another $50 to $100+ to finish the game.even more to get %100. I know Tables in TPA are far from what a normal game will cost but charging for an option that should have been there in the first place is gauging. I would probably get it if it where $.99 per table but not $4. I don't have deep pockets like most and I'm a pinball fan.   Zen has the stat options changing amount of extra balls and outlane post locations in the operations standard. If Zen can do it, why can't Farsight? I like TPA I really do, but I play Zen more. TPA does indeed bring back the nostalgia of playing classic pins. Zen's much more polished.  Sure they have bugs etc that can be annoying but nothing to the extent of TPA.</blockquote>

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