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Message: <blockquote data-quote="mmmagnetic" data-source="post: 157074" data-attributes="member: 558">Good point. I also thought that on iOS and Android the portrait views were all just way to "zoomed out" - I mean, you could of course see the table much better, but the flippers and the ball become just way too small for my taste. When I play TPA on my Nexus I usually use 1 or 4 for the portrait view - looking at the table at a lower angle rather than a pure birdseye view.In contrast, the landscape camera views in ZP2 are all very different and almost all of them pretty usable. I prefer 3, with the flippers really big on the screen and the camera swinging upwards when the ball goes deeper into the table.I also get the feeling that most of the table are really built to look impressive from a slightly lower point of view, with a lot of elements protruding vertically in the back of the table. Getting a flat birds-eye view on the table kinda ruins the effect a bit.In contrast, most landscape views in TPA are rather hard to use compared to the portrait ones.</blockquote>

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