AtGames National Owners Day - Summer 2024

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‪@AtGamesGaming‬ lates NOD (National Owner's Day) Starts today, June 28th and runs through July 1st. Check out the latest info on the sale.
AtGames NOD:
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[@carlo1132]

Hoping my coupon codes work on the upcoming Natural History Pack! Those Zac tables have been available on the ALP in different packs, I suspect the 4K packs are for the upcoming ALU 4K.

[@BillsRetroGamingShow]

Yea, that makes sense. I always forget about the ALU being able to play the pinball tables too.

[@nrnoble]

Thanks for the video. Q: Do the Atgames video pinball machines continue to play all purchases games when offline? The concern is if ATgames servers are offline in the future, how does that impact the ability to play purchases games (ie game packs). It is understood leaderboards and subscription services would be unavailable. We have seen other software\hardware become unusable because servers are no longer online, sometimes indefinitely.

[@BillsRetroGamingShow]

The answer is...it depends. When you buy pinball tables you have two options - you can tie it to your legends ID (your atgames account) or to the machine itself. In either case, the table is always downloaded locally to the machine for play. If you tie it to the machine, then you can always play it, online or not. BUT you can't play that table on any other atgames device. If you tie it to your legends ID account, then you can play it on any atgames machine you own BUT you have to be logged in to do it. If you can't get online to log in, then you may lose access to the table. It's not for sure that you would lose access because in any case they table is always downloaded locally - but it's possible that, if you can't be logged in and have your ID verified by the atgames server, then you could lose the ability to play them. I hope that answers your question

[@user-ck7my4dh4k]

Following question above…

[@BillsRetroGamingShow]

The answer is...it depends. When you buy pinball tables you have two options - you can tie it to your legends ID (your atgames account) or to the machine itself. In either case, the table is always downloaded locally to the machine for play. If you tie it to the machine, then you can always play it, online or not. BUT you can't play that table on any other atgames device. If you tie it to your legends ID account, then you can play it on any atgames machine you own BUT you have to be logged in to do it. If you can't get online to log in, then you may lose access to the table. It's not for sure that you would lose access because in any case they table is always downloaded locally - but it's possible that, if you can't be logged in and have your ID verified by the atgames server, then you could lose the ability to play them. I hope that answers your question