I picked up an ALP unit off fb marketplace for a great deal with intentions to make a vertical arcade build. Somehow, the virtual pinball has become the most popular addition to my gameroom.
I built a Ducktales themed one this summer, I love it! The surround sound feedback is a must, as well as having solenoids or even better yet real pinball mechs inside make a huge difference and really make it feel like a real table! There are a lot of toys you can add on to get a better experience. Great hobby and super fun!
Beautiful Vpin! Woodstock arcades make nice tables and arcades! I'm from the area too! Some day I'll get around to building my own Vpin... Ive built 2 arcades already but Vpinball is definitely a more daunting task!
I have two VP cabinets….welcome to the addiction! Save yourself some real potential future headaches and back up your hard drive..you’ll be glad you did,as you learn if you make a mistake or something breaks you’ll be glad you have that back up.
I can see the appeal for having many games. Especially if you want to get experience playing a bunch of games and rulesets. But I always feel playing a virtual cabinet it feels empty, even with some coils going off to mimic the virtual ones. My biggest is always the flat display and losing that perspective. I almost feel they'd be better with VR goggles so you can move your head around and see the game while playing.
Convenience and authenticity are on the tradeoff seesaw. I totally understand the joy of playing on real tables; however, I'd happily sacrifice a small chunk of that experience for something new and playable in my basement if we're being honest. Having that many tables with all the matching back screen video/displays available at the flip of switch is awesome.
There are vr versions as well and it is overall a better pinball experience in my opinion from when i tried it. If you search pinsim you can see some example builds. There are vpx 10 vr versions of nearly all the tables featured in this video. The downside is you lose out on convenience and the social aspect of playing with a buddy taking turns and watching each other play. Also the video card requirements for a good experience are quite a bit more demanding than this 2d version plus the cost of the vr headset. Probably adds about$3k to the total setup cost.
They do have pinball in VR, but I found there was quite the lag, it made it difficult to play. The paddles have about 1/8 of a second delay. In pinball, that's a long time.
Wow the flatness is real.i rather have 1 real beast machine as I do(IRON MAIDEN PREMIUM) than I00 or more fake ones.3 years and still enjoying the feelings of the damn same game
Thanks for the video. Another alternative is XGC in Australia, hand built and quality is amazing. They ship worldwide. I have one on order atm. Lots of videos on TH-cam.
OMG! XGC is my ultimate dream pinball machine. I hear thier 144hz 3D playfields are unbelievable. I have an ALP but one day ill have an XGC. Their cabinets designs and quality blow everyone out of the water. I just cant figure out which theme I like more TMNT, He-man, BTTF, Iron Maiden, etc...!
This isnt pinball. They are no where near the real thing. Its like riding a roller coaster and watching a video of sitting in the roller coaster. Two completely different things
Nice, been looking for a place close to Toronto to try one of these things, looks like I need to take a trip to woodstock. Assuming they let you try before you buy.
I kind of think of these like people use the Pandora boxes or emulation towers for arcade machines. It's fun to get some plays. But the technology just can't quite tough the original thing. I'm glad you got a Godzilla theme, although it seems kind of specific. It's better than just getting some generic
First in, best dressed 😀. Never played a virtual pin. I have 7 real ones though. My fave ever...... Taxi 🚕. Enjoy it mate. And if you haven’t already, give taxi a go.
virtual pin is great but if i had the room i would buy a real pinball machine i think real pinball is a better investment, if you buy right pinball machine in 3-5 years you can get good investment in money . but one thing virtual pin is great for you can have over 500 games on one machine. pinball isn't cheap that for sure you can use spend $10k or more
Thanks for for the Video. Great looking Virtual. I like the huge Dmd screen.. whats the screen size of the dmd? iam in North Dakota. does the company offer shipping? I really like to purchase one. thanks
These are obviously more expensive but is the quality and game selection better than Arcade 1 up or Athome games? Would like to know more. Will check them out.
I genuinely thought this was a joke post at first. I couldnt see any pinball table at the start of the video, and thought you were referring to something on a games console like Zen Pinball on the PSVR, and you were doing a whole "Emperor's New Clothes" kind of joke. 😂
It's can be a little intimidating at first, but learning the software and where to get the tables to add to your virtual pin gets easier the more you do it.
You said nudge buttons on the side. Does it have an accelerometer built in the table for actual nudging or do you just push the buttons to nudge right and left?
Defeats the purpose of pinballs. Afterall, the beauty of these machines is their analog, tactile, mechanical nature. I have 2 and they are works of art.
@@SeeJayAre What do you mean by they have depth to account for it. With the playfield being level, it looks fake. If the playfield was slanted down it would look more realistic. Not to mention you would have better contrast.
@@Jordan__Sloan My catalog is the first thing you see on the webpage and I am 100% upfront with all prices and specs in the catalog. I also gladly point people to every other builder to compare specs and prices.
You're supposed to catch the ball with the flipper then release it and while it's rolling down the flipper active the flipper with the right timing to 'aim' your shots. You don't just hit the ball randomly and cross your fingers that it goes where you want it to lol
pinball emporium is good people who are learning, i like to use Pinup Popper i think i use emporium for about month then i start do a lot of reading and watch a lot of TH-cam videos how to setup Pinup Popper . tell you what it not easy setting up Pinup Popper probably take me 2-3 months to understand how virtual pin works. there like 3-4 programs work at once for them Virtual pinball games to work
so you can buy a piball machine that can play over 500 games and there godzilla pinball machine plays one game and godzilla pinball machine probably over $10k to $12k for Premium Model
@@funtyes1970 500 virtual games is useless compared to the actual experience of pinball. You may as well just play pinball with arrow keys on your pc. I stand firm sell this and get a real machine. Everyone who has played real pinball doesn’t like virtual pins for good reason.
I love when someone does an overview of a virtual pinball machine and talks about how expensive real pinball is, but then shows their virtual pinball cabinet with stolen Zombi Yeti artwork and cloned stern pinball tables like those didn't cost something to design and create art for.
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I can't help but smile when seeing video game people finally discover the joy of pinball and get hooked on it.
If only the mechanical machines didn’t cost an arm and a leg
I picked up an ALP unit off fb marketplace for a great deal with intentions to make a vertical arcade build. Somehow, the virtual pinball has become the most popular addition to my gameroom.
I built a Ducktales themed one this summer, I love it! The surround sound feedback is a must, as well as having solenoids or even better yet real pinball mechs inside make a huge difference and really make it feel like a real table! There are a lot of toys you can add on to get a better experience. Great hobby and super fun!
That "Masters of The Universe" table is off the HOOK!!!!
I love Master of the Universe Table, especially the music in it, so well done and Medieval Madness one of my all time favourites ;)
Great pickup and addition to the game room! Love seeing Radical! played on it as I have an original Radical! in my game room.
Awesome! Love it when youtubers of other gaming traditions come into pinball and make insanely high quality content we lack!
That is really really sweet, nothing beats the feeling of getting a grail! Congrats!
Bought one a few years ago and absolutely love it!! Great choice!!!
Congrats on your new addition to the game room. Nice to see you're enjoying Batman '66!
Everyone's favorite pinball table at my local pool hall was The Adams Family. There was always a line on a Friday or Saturday night.,
That’s probably the best one ever made and sold at least top 3 all time
most sold pinball machine ever.
not my favorite one tough
I LOVE PinBot!!! I played sooooooo many hours on that pin at University.
Beautiful Vpin! Woodstock arcades make nice tables and arcades! I'm from the area too! Some day I'll get around to building my own Vpin... Ive built 2 arcades already but Vpinball is definitely a more daunting task!
You should build one! Check out my diy series
@@wayofthewrench thanks! Will do
@@wayofthewrench just started watching your Vpin build series! Also Sub'd! Just finished 2 of the 29!
@@DJ_Blaker great! Let me know if ya have any questions. Good luck on your build!
Great that you're enjoying it. That thing was a beast to move, heavier than any of my pinball machines!
That’s very cool that it has so many different tables to play for sure.
I have two VP cabinets….welcome to the addiction! Save yourself some real potential future headaches and back up your hard drive..you’ll be glad you did,as you learn if you make a mistake or something breaks you’ll be glad you have that back up.
I can see the appeal for having many games. Especially if you want to get experience playing a bunch of games and rulesets. But I always feel playing a virtual cabinet it feels empty, even with some coils going off to mimic the virtual ones. My biggest is always the flat display and losing that perspective. I almost feel they'd be better with VR goggles so you can move your head around and see the game while playing.
Convenience and authenticity are on the tradeoff seesaw. I totally understand the joy of playing on real tables; however, I'd happily sacrifice a small chunk of that experience for something new and playable in my basement if we're being honest. Having that many tables with all the matching back screen video/displays available at the flip of switch is awesome.
There are vr versions as well and it is overall a better pinball experience in my opinion from when i tried it. If you search pinsim you can see some example builds. There are vpx 10 vr versions of nearly all the tables featured in this video. The downside is you lose out on convenience and the social aspect of playing with a buddy taking turns and watching each other play. Also the video card requirements for a good experience are quite a bit more demanding than this 2d version plus the cost of the vr headset. Probably adds about$3k to the total setup cost.
They do have pinball in VR, but I found there was quite the lag, it made it difficult to play. The paddles have about 1/8 of a second delay. In pinball, that's a long time.
Wow the flatness is real.i rather have 1 real beast machine as I do(IRON MAIDEN PREMIUM) than I00 or more fake ones.3 years and still enjoying the feelings of the damn same game
@@truhunk1 Very little in most games I played. That will improve over time.
True. I have one myself. I would not want to miss it anymore.
Thanks for the video.
Another alternative is XGC in Australia, hand built and quality is amazing. They ship worldwide. I have one on order atm. Lots of videos on TH-cam.
OMG! XGC is my ultimate dream pinball machine. I hear thier 144hz 3D playfields are unbelievable. I have an ALP but one day ill have an XGC. Their cabinets designs and quality blow everyone out of the water. I just cant figure out which theme I like more TMNT, He-man, BTTF, Iron Maiden, etc...!
Wow that’s awesome!! I didn’t know they made pinball machines like that.
This isnt pinball. They are no where near the real thing. Its like riding a roller coaster and watching a video of sitting in the roller coaster. Two completely different things
@@lemongrass3945have you played this device?
welcome to the world of V pins! enjoy
Nice, been looking for a place close to Toronto to try one of these things, looks like I need to take a trip to woodstock. Assuming they let you try before you buy.
They certainly do. I visited this past summer and was able to try one out for awhile. Got mine on order to get before Christmas!
Awesome 👌 look great. All your videos are awesome watch all of them in pittsburgh Pennsylvania
I would love to build a game room now.
It looks real 😮
I kind of think of these like people use the Pandora boxes or emulation towers for arcade machines. It's fun to get some plays. But the technology just can't quite tough the original thing. I'm glad you got a Godzilla theme, although it seems kind of specific. It's better than just getting some generic
Nice! Now you just need a mame driving cabinet.
Love it!!! How many games? Price American dollars? Thx
First in, best dressed 😀. Never played a virtual pin. I have 7 real ones though. My fave ever...... Taxi 🚕. Enjoy it mate. And if you haven’t already, give taxi a go.
virtual pin is great but if i had the room i would buy a real pinball machine i think real pinball is a better investment, if you buy right pinball machine in 3-5 years you can get good investment in money . but one thing virtual pin is great for you can have over 500 games on one machine. pinball isn't cheap that for sure you can use spend $10k or more
i loved taxi
Highly interesting!
Wow man you get true man see you on the next
Looks awesome
Very nice...
Thanks for for the Video. Great looking Virtual. I like the huge Dmd screen.. whats the screen size of the dmd? iam in North Dakota. does the company offer shipping? I really like to purchase one. thanks
Epic 😅😮cool respect GGG-unit !!!!!!😎😎
These are obviously more expensive but is the quality and game selection better than Arcade 1 up or Athome games? Would like to know more. Will check them out.
I wish I could buy this in the US this is perfect
Cool
I genuinely thought this was a joke post at first. I couldnt see any pinball table at the start of the video, and thought you were referring to something on a games console like Zen Pinball on the PSVR, and you were doing a whole "Emperor's New Clothes" kind of joke. 😂
Wasn't it already in the back when you said you were going to pick it up? 😉
nice looking machine but its missing a button for games that have Magnasave features.
How much was it? Are they available here in the UK? 🇬🇧
How easy is it to add tables to a purchased table such as yours? I'm wanting to build one but have said that for 2 years now...
It takes some research, TH-cam is the way…
It's can be a little intimidating at first, but learning the software and where to get the tables to add to your virtual pin gets easier the more you do it.
80%? .. adorable.
yep, accurate
You said nudge buttons on the side. Does it have an accelerometer built in the table for actual nudging or do you just push the buttons to nudge right and left?
Hello! Is the monitor playfield at 0 degrees or does it have a slight slope? Thanks and regards.
Are Williams Cyclone and Comet available on this virtual Pinball machine.
Do you have a link or the specs of this unit?
Is Godzilla out for that machine yet?
Defeats the purpose of pinballs. Afterall, the beauty of these machines is their analog, tactile, mechanical nature. I have 2 and they are works of art.
Niiiiice
what OS is that computer running? Can you get in there an modify/update/curate the games?
I don't know why they slant the playfield upwards towards the front of the machine ? Seems illogical.
It's all for good reason, the virtual tables have depth to account for it...
@@SeeJayAre What do you mean by they have depth to account for it. With the playfield being level, it looks fake. If the playfield was slanted down it would look more realistic. Not to mention you would have better contrast.
Holy moly. Where can one see the full list of tables? Can one buy more tables via wi-fi? Is this available in America?
Check out Woodstock Custom Arcades in the description.
There’s no prices on the website, I’m guessing they go for about 4,000$ us
@@Jordan__Sloan My catalog is the first thing you see on the webpage and I am 100% upfront with all prices and specs in the catalog. I also gladly point people to every other builder to compare specs and prices.
❤❤❤this
Why on earth is the play field slanted towards the front!
I am curious why you said that you “mostly avoid Pinball FX tables”? Is there a reason?
They're fine, I just enjoy the originals, the Visual pinball tables take advantage of the haptic motors, lights etc.
You're supposed to catch the ball with the flipper then release it and while it's rolling down the flipper active the flipper with the right timing to 'aim' your shots. You don't just hit the ball randomly and cross your fingers that it goes where you want it to lol
What's a "pinball effects" game?
كان لي عندي واحد منهم سنة 1996 هل هم موجدين الآن في للصالات
What haptics are being used?
Is the delay/lag noticeable?
How much does the pinball machine cost?
probably like $7k to $10k
Starts at $5095
What is the name of the front end for the pinball, I use pinball emporium but would be cool to update to this
pinball emporium is good people who are learning, i like to use Pinup Popper i think i use emporium for about month then i start do a lot of reading and watch a lot of TH-cam videos how to setup Pinup Popper . tell you what it not easy setting up Pinup Popper probably take me 2-3 months to understand how virtual pin works. there like 3-4 programs work at once for them Virtual pinball games to work
pinballx
very difficult to emulate like to even 90% of the genuine pinball based on puppacks...
What's the cost of this versus the AtGames Legends Pinball machine?
Not in the same stratosphere... in quality or price.
@@SeeJayAre I have an idea what that means...... The price of a new car 😔.
Depends on how you customize what you want. Woodstock Custom Arcades Pinball runs between $7-9K.
vibration motors = solenoids
1060??? Lol 😆
can use it as large paper wight when parts rust out or stop working
This is an ok vp, wish you could try the best machines in the world and then give info how good it is compared to real pinball.
gtx 1060 GPU ain't "beefy".
He misquoted the GPU specs. Its a 3060 which more than handles the 4k@120hz gameplay
Enters house sees gameroom determine his sex life = game over
it's light years away from the real pinball machine
Sell it and buy a real godzilla
so you can buy a piball machine that can play over 500 games and there godzilla pinball machine plays one game and godzilla pinball machine probably over $10k to $12k for Premium Model
@@funtyes1970 500 virtual games is useless compared to the actual experience of pinball. You may as well just play pinball with arrow keys on your pc. I stand firm sell this and get a real machine. Everyone who has played real pinball doesn’t like virtual pins for good reason.
I love when someone does an overview of a virtual pinball machine and talks about how expensive real pinball is, but then shows their virtual pinball cabinet with stolen Zombi Yeti artwork and cloned stern pinball tables like those didn't cost something to design and create art for.
Thanks for making me aware of my stolen art being used for other peoples profit. Sending on to Stern and TOHO…
You can put millions of tables in this emulator, but Visual Pinball has a horrible ball physic!