Pacdude said:Oddly enough, I do seem to have the needed material for Bad Cats.... Too bad it bored me to death at the Allentown show. I couldn't lose a ball on it and finally just quit out of sheer boredom. It was so darn easy plus it's only a one ball game.
Hmmm, now that I'm home, it seems I also have material for Funhouse, Champion Pub (finally got to play the real thing when I was in Phoenix, AZ too), Junkyard (well I have a playfield and a decent cross-shot), Truckstop (kind of boring, though, IMO), Capcom's Kingpin and almost everything I need to make a new Stargate (a blank playfield would be nice; I have tons of cross-shots and closeups).
As I search through my stash.....
Hmmm, seems I also have the material needed to make Simpsons Pinball Party....
Here's a really nice NOS Safecracker playfield photo as well....
There's a Party Animal playfield also....
But nevermind all that! I'm making Struggle Buggies!![]()
Pacdude said:People seem to be basing their choices on the current state of a table in VP and picking the one they think sucks the most currently. To me, a better question is which table is the best in the real world. Whitewater is OK and it's a good home machine because it's hard as hell unless your aim is really on the spot (it and CFTBL are similar in that regard, IMO), but that alone doesn't make it a great game. I'm leaning towards STTNG or Jurassic Park (both of those are excellent pinball games, much better than Whitewater, IMO). MM never really caught my fancy, but then it's been hard to hear the dialogue, etc. in most locations I've played it so that may have had something to do with it. Plus it reminds me too much of a copy/clone of AFM.
Pacdude said:Actually, that alone didn't help all that much, but if you double the width first (even without the resolution being there) and then sharpen the image and the edges, it renders much nicer.
Pacdude said:People seem to be basing their choices on the current state of a table in VP and picking the one they think sucks the most currently. To me, a better question is which table is the best in the real world. Whitewater is OK and it's a good home machine because it's hard as hell unless your aim is really on the spot (it and CFTBL are similar in that regard, IMO), but that alone doesn't make it a great game. I'm leaning towards STTNG or Jurassic Park (both of those are excellent pinball games, much better than Whitewater, IMO). MM never really caught my fancy, but then it's been hard to hear the dialogue, etc. in most locations I've played it so that may have had something to do with it. Plus it reminds me too much of a copy/clone of AFM.
Pacdude said:Actually, that alone didn't help all that much, but if you double the width first (even without the resolution being there) and then sharpen the image and the edges, it renders much nicer.
wtiger said:I tried it on the MM playfield ...
yogiholzer said:Aaron Spelling? Who is that? Before anyone decides to make that table, isn't it time to build a yogiholzer whining and complaining tribute original table.![]()