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Ahh ok! It always sounded like they were saying ( ROCKY WOMEN!!! to me🤣 )

Thank you for all your contributions to this project!

Slowly but surely VPW is blurring the lines between virtual and physical tables….cant wait to see where the future takes us. Thanks for stopping by Ed

Now you can see both are worthy of electric drain editions, thanks for watching Otto

I appreciate you watching & thanks for the compliment…..this must look even more amazing in VR!

Yes if you have a board installed/configured with an accelerometer you can most definitely slap save and physically nudge the ball in VPX. I kept it to a minimum on the video to prevent any camera shake or drifting out of frame.

@@Major_Drain hmmmmmmmmmmmMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM!!!!!!!!!11111 I see a vpin in my future

Yes, I do it often using Xbox controller

Thank you Game Club Central!

VPW has definitely set the bar very high when it comes to simulating the authentic experience. I can really appreciate their dedication into constantly improving dev techs, the results speak for themselves. Yeah at this point we are nit picking the differences & that’s a great step for virtual pinball.

Yeah many tables feel like your playing with a power ball instead of a properly weighted pinball. Thankfully everything in VPX is adjustable, changing the ball mass to 1.5 in the script can help on said tables. When the ball is weighted better it also has more realistic bounce off of the rubbers.

@@Major_Drain did you adjust the weight in Metallica?

@@hoganzeros3572 nope, the only VPX adjustment I made was to the POV to match it up with the real machine

I play a Godzilla near me and it's like the playfield is covered in custard it's so slow.

Appreciate you watching, thanks

@@Major_Drain thank you dude

Thanks for offering your insight. A good thing to remember is how dramatically the table’s pitch can effect gameplay, .5 degrees up or down can completely change the ball’s behavior on a real machine

@@Major_DrainI have been a pinball competitor for 10 years. I understood the slower speed in the case of WP.

Its also cause of YT 60fps. 120fps in reallife is faster

@@lomstertv366 When playing a 120 fps recording, it should be half as fast as 60 fps. So the ball would move half as fast, slow motion.

yeah, but when you (only) play with 120fps you have a smoother ball movement, it also looks faster to me then

Thanks Dave, yeah it’s mind blowing how accurate they can get make these tables from scratch!

Thanks for watching and commenting…..With the new lightning I think this is probably the best table yet if your criteria is simulating the real machine.

I’ve had no issues with mine, runs smooth

Game Room Goodies is where I bought mine

I have one in Canada we might sell

@@Sniper0555 Thank you, I was able to order one through Birmingham Amusement. It should be getting here shortly.

No you don’t need to have the latest GFX card to play these tables, most play great on older hardware…..the tables are really easy to setup with the new Pinup Popper front end.

Lag is constantly measured by the software, averages about 1-2 mili seconds….it’s not perceivable in person. I have a large collection of real machines and wouldn’t even bother to play virtual pinball if lag was an issue.

Turbo Grafx is a classic system, never got as big as Nintendo or Sega but hey made some cool games regardless

You don’t wanna know what I had to do to afford that machine lol

I waited 9 months for mine including shipping time, but I hear it’s currently about 2 years unless you pay for an expedited build spot. That’s why I’d say you’re better off to build one yourself rather than wait 2 years.

I wish I had the proper space to show off all the machines, the game room has turned into more of a storage space these days #pinballhoarder

Thanks a ton!

I thanks for the sub…… honestly I would just get a flat pack cabinet and build it yourself. It’s way cheaper and if you want to add the latest and greatest tables your going to need how to learn the software anyways…..plus there is an all in one install program that makes it easy. There are lots of video guides from the ground up, every step of the way. That being said to answer your question it all comes down to the quality of monitor, pc and video card used….software can also play a part. 4K machines have to be running on at least 120hz screen (perferrably a monitor)to get the most realistic ball motion/movements. 60hz just doesn’t cut it for the proper 4k experience. It all comes down to choice, if you want the best build commercial cab you get XGC machine but you have to wait, RRW are an expensive, lesser option but without the wait time. Personally I just don’t like their cabinets, they are much bigger than a real wide body pinball machine, feels like a franken pin with my arms spread too far apart while playing…..but I own a lot of machines so maybe I’m notice it more since it’s not standard or wide body size…..more like XX wide body lol

Thanks for the awesome reply that helps a ton. Thanks for all the great vids you have an INSANELY cool collection

No it’s from Xtreme Gaming Cabinets out of Australia

Gotcha. It looks amazing. Do you think it’s better (realism) than the ultra vp? I assume so bc you bought it 😂

@@007bondson1 well mine is a 2-n-1 cabinet ….but comparing both companies premium packages currently the XGC machine is the better machine just comparing components, build quality & software. XGC cabinets are built in house with buyers choice of materials where as RRW are pre fabricated oversized Chinese cabinets that they spec’d afterwards. I always prefer built in house from the ground up….that being said XGC wait times are so ridiculous these days I would just build my own rather than wait 1-2 years for a vpin.

Thanks!

Join the Facebook group, “Virtual Pinball and Minis Fan Club” and message the builder Scott Sloan……that’s how I got mine.

@Major_Drain yea, I put that in Facebook group search but it's not coming up. 😥

@@saintsinister8597 i just checked the page, its still there, even comes up with a google search.

Thanks for watching, it feels very similar playing them back to back but this table could definitely use an overhaul visually especially with updated LUT lighting options.

Yes I’ve Flipped Die Hard a few times, need to spend more time on it but it’s got fun shots and interesting modes. Really feels like a classic Data East table, great job on the layout! The lack of right outlane takes some getting used to but still challenging to shoot. Since I made this video there have been lots of new original PX tables, Blood Machines and Die Hard would still be in my top 5 tho. Thank you for your help in creating these fun tables for the community, it’s not said enough but we appreciate all the hard work and hours you devs put in!

@@Major_Drain Thanks a lot!

okay i see Dig Dug was ruined after you removed the bezel and replaced 24:14

Thanks for watching, hope it helps!

I’ve heard great things about that place, that’s cool you’ve got one close by that you can play. I fumbled that one pretty badly haha, that’s pinball! Thanks for watching

I played my first pinball machines at Crazy Quarters Arcade yesterday 😄

That’s exactly what it felt like playing it. Cool call outs and animations, interesting modes but feels awful to shoot.

The most updated VPX tables are even more convincing with the increased depth from newer camera angles and improved 3d rendering. Vpins are really good for learning rule sets and developing strategies

Yes arcade 1up has that in the attack from Mars bundle….. but I would recommend getting an ATgames legend and running free VPX software thru a computer linked to the vpin cabinet. You can get all the classic games like medieval madness and many newer titles as well.

Congrats on the new machine! I know the feeling, Maiden was my first machine….definitely an advanced layout for a beginner but so much fun once you understand the rules and dial in the shots.

agree and I am just focus on basic ball control and skill development and do ok. Started with low score now up to 80 million as best game so far after day of practice@@Major_Drain

Unless it’s changed, the only difference between the XL Megacade is the active marquee, the software and games are the same on both models. The system is way more reliable with the new Launch Box front end compared to Hyperspin.

The layout has amazing flow when you dial in the shots but can be brutal if your off.

@@Major_Drainthanks. I look forward to putting some games into it