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Message: <blockquote data-quote="shutyertrap" data-source="post: 284524" data-attributes="member: 134">Yep, it was Pinball FX on 360, Zen Pinball on PS3. A bunch of those tables never advanced beyond FX, so even Zen recognized a certain lack of something. All the ones for the PS3 made the cut to subsequent generations, but I don’t care for most of those. Weird shots and impenetrable rules for modes was a common theme. I never got the floaty feel for the ball, as to me it was more a sense of being super heavy. Later I realized it was because the rubber had no bounce anywhere on the tables. Some of the designers started sneaking it in, like on Return of the Jedi, and that was an a-ha moment for me. Most of the stuff designed for FX3 has livelier rubber.Aliens and Jurassic Park are my two biggest recommendations (those specific tables) for people that haven’t liked Zen in the past. I wouldn’t hold your breathe for FX3 VR, as it’s a costly endeavor for a very small marketplace. If it continues at all, it’ll probably stay under the FX2 banner.</blockquote>

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