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Well, that's kind of the point... I doubt FarSight would waste time detailing which tables NOT to expect in their game, but most of them are clear based on common sense anyway. So I'd rather put them on the table now and make our peace that way, then turn our full attention and anticipation towards the viable machines.The Atari tables tend to look better than they play, unfortunately. And since Atari is still an active publisher (not so much a developer anymore), I doubt they would be any more flexible with their licenses than Capcom, Namco, or Nintendo. Since you can't try the Atari tables in real life hardly anywhere now, you might as well satisfy your curiosity through emulation...
Well, that's kind of the point... I doubt FarSight would waste time detailing which tables NOT to expect in their game, but most of them are clear based on common sense anyway. So I'd rather put them on the table now and make our peace that way, then turn our full attention and anticipation towards the viable machines.
The Atari tables tend to look better than they play, unfortunately. And since Atari is still an active publisher (not so much a developer anymore), I doubt they would be any more flexible with their licenses than Capcom, Namco, or Nintendo. Since you can't try the Atari tables in real life hardly anywhere now, you might as well satisfy your curiosity through emulation...
