Yep! Although some of the other ones were in other random locations. Fish Tales is in an Irish pub called Buck Mulligans which also has Nascar and Popeyes. I honestly can't remember where I played Cue Ball Wizard though.
I only have this week and finals next week left at UAB, so I don't know if...
I've played all of these in Birmingham, AL. Of course, I have played many other tables elsewhere, but none of them are featured in TPA.
Williams:
Gorgar - Plays pretty much the same except the ball isn't quite as "loose" as in TPA, but that goes for real pinball in general.
Black Knight -...
As unusual and stupid as it may sound, Mallrats would make an excellent table (only if it's uncensored of course.) Besides, there's a profound lack of tables featuring Jay and Silent Bob.
Love these threads. They're one of the very few "which is better" types of threads that rarely, if ever, cause heated arguments. I participated in a Beatles album thread similar to this one not too long ago. Anyway...
Space Shuttle v Central Park - While I do love EMs and I hope there will be...
It makes perfect sense if you think about it. The machines in TPA are recreated as if they are brand new with consistent physics. I'm sure if the machines could wear out over time like they do in real life then it would land on different letters.
I saw it. Fortunately, it was removed from the final leaderboards. The username was "Cheaters Gotta Cheat", and his/her score on BH was 99,999,990. When I saw that I didn't even care about the tournament anymore.
It's really not that huge in America either. The biggest thing about WOZ is the "Dark Side of the Rainbow." That would be a cool wizard mode for this table assuming JJ could get licensing from Pink Floyd.
All of that secrecy, ego, and humongous waists of money, and for what? JAR JAR?!
Anyway, WOZ looks pretty interesting if I must say. At least they're making improvements/setting standards that Stern should've done a decade ago.
Well, technically none because all of the machines are set to "Free Play". :P
I played for about and hour and a half on PS3. 2 really long games on ToTAN trying to activate Harem Multiball (and failed, though I did beat the wizard mode a couple of times.) 3 games of ToM, 1 game of RBoN, and 1...
Some tables are easier on VP and others are harder, so there's no one sure answer for me at least. Another thing to consider is that no two real-life pinball machines are exactly the same. Even on factory settings, some ramps may get rejected more often than other machines of the same kind for...
For their cheap-licensed (at least probably) tables, I personally would've preferred Monopoly or Rollercoaster Tycoon. Other choices would be LoTR or Elvis, though I'm not sure about the licensing for those (especially Elvis.) As long as it's not Austin Powers (huge fan of the movie, not the...
It's a shame they couldn't choose a better movie than Episode 1. Revenge From Mars is cool though (I still prefer AFM)
If WOZ becomes a success, then Stern has some real competition to deal with. (Finally)
He was referring to Whirlwind, which does have two-stage flippers, not White Water, which does not. Unless you were referring to Whirlwind too...
I've never played FH or Tommy in real life, so I can't really say anything about those machines, but it's even demonstrated on the PAPA Whirlwind...
You guys are SERIOUSLY overreacting. It's not like FarSight only focuses on DLC and completely ignores bugs (which they do and are fixing, by the way.)
Have you ever heard of a game called Rock Band 3? It has the same obvious bugs and rushed feeling even today. Harmonix releases at least three...
The sound replacements and rule changes are exactly what turn me away from some of the "ULTRA" tables for Future Pinball.
ON TOPIC: If FarSight does begin recreating newer Stern machines, then I have my fingers crossed for AC/DC and Iron Man (I don't know about the licensing costs though.)
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