Really enjoying this and plan on buying whatever tables you release next.

Just had to comment that my Brother was a Route Operator in the SF Bay Area for many years so I have had a few pins pass through my Toy collection :-) One of which was Fun House. Fantastic table imho

My Brother has kept one in his home for many years and still loves it. I was a big fan of “Whirlwind” and the new style Capcom “Breakshot” both of which I owned through the 1990′s. Since my Brother has left that industry I have only kept a few vids and pins most of which are tucked away in storage. I do keep a minty fresh “Theater of Magic” Table
and an SNK SC19-4 MVS machine at home which is where the candycab part of my user name comes from the rest from my favorite Neo-Geo shrine.

http://www.neogeoforlife.com :-)

Something else that your posts brought to mind was the hours of fun we had drinking Beer at the shop with friends while playing the outstanding multiplayer experience that is “Flipper Football”…… Sometimes I really miss the 90′s :-)

Anyway keep up the great work and I look forward to any new tables you come up with ;-)

Ray

C’mon, treat yourself…

Made Of Money has the best table design in my opinion, and sound effects as well.

One suggestion, though – could you please patch in the option to control flippers with R2/L2 as well as R1/L1? My index fingers get cramped up and sort on the upper buttons when playing pinball games; the lower buttons are much better for long-term play for my hands.

Thanks a bunch!

Do try the game out – it’s short money – and buy the other tables if you like them (trials for those are built in). We think you will!

You also get trial versions of our other two launch table-packs ‘Made of Money’ and ‘Sector X’, so you can try those before you buy. These are limited to a one-minute game only, and of course no Rankings can be posted or Trophies earned on the trials.

So, for $3.99 you get 2 full-blown tables and 4 trial tables. We realize that $10 is a barrier for some people to actually buy pinball games, we’re trying to break down that barrier!

But four bucks for two tables…heck, that’s what you’d pay to play two real tables two-to-four times each by plugging quarters into them. The biggest downside might be the minimum amount to add to my PSN wallet is more than the cost of the game!

Since the battle concept seems to be such a key element of the game, online play really ought to be included, but again – at this price point it’s hard to complain. I hate buying a game without trying a demo first (yes, I’m cheap – father of four, with virtually no entertainment budget), but I might end up making an exception this time. Thanks for keeping this affordable – I hope it works out, and encourages other developers to do the same.