When I do try nudging the response time in the ball lags quite a bit behind the movement. The machine is so light that I can easily push it across the room and I’m sure that makes figuring out nudge sensitivity extremely difficult for Arcade1Up. However, it is useless as it is implemented. Then there is the nudging which is supposed to feel like the real thing. Also, the menu system is very easy to navigate and it is convenient to view high scores while scrolling through games, not that I have been able to get many high scores with the issues described below. I am able to vary the strength of the plunger pretty reliably. The last couple of positives are the sound system that provides good sound quality for the size, as well as a plunger that works as expected. The backglass really distracts from the look of the whole machine. The artwork is washed out and pixelated and when the LED lights shine through it it looks even worse. Unfortunately, the backglass is exactly the opposite.
The colors pop and definition is passable for the size of the machine. The artwork on the cabinet looks pretty good. With haptic feedback, a real feeling plunger, and nudging, it seems like the AFM Digital cabinet should just be the next step closer to the real thing. Yes, it isn’t the same as playing real pinball, but I still enjoy it and it gives me some great practice on games that I don’t own. I’ve also played them on the Zen Studios Williams app as well. I own all of the available games on The Pinball Arcade on my phone and enjoy playing them often. The price tag of $600 USD for the “A” and “B” level games available is a great value. There are definitely some good things about the AFM Digital Pinball.
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Many of which are now very expensive as full size pinball machines on the second hand market. These are some of the best games from the Bally/Williams 90’s era of pinball. The AFM version has Attack from Mars, Fish Tales, The Getaway: High Speed II, Junk Yard, Medieval Madness, White Water, Red & Ted’s Road Show, Hurricane, No Good Gophers, and Tales of the Arabian Nights.
There are 10 games from Zen Studio’s collection in each of the versions that match the themes. They all are ¾ scale models of an original pinball machine with an 23.8” LCD playfield display, haptic feedback, full working plunger, and a nudge system. There are actually three different versions of the Arcade1Up Digital Pinball cabinets: Marvel, Star Wars, and the Williams Attack From Mars (AFM) version that I purchased. Unfortunately, it didn’t take me long to realize that the real thing didn’t live up to my hopes of what AFM Digital Pinball could be. I believed that I was making a good choice with the Arcade1Up cab and loved the games available on it from Zen Studios. I had watched videos, read the TWIP Last Week In (Digital) Pinball article by Chris Friebus where he compares the digital cabinets, and I had thought through the digital cabinet options. Pinball arcade cabinet mode crack.After waiting months trying to get a hold of an Attack From Mars Digital Pinball from Arcade1Up, I finally got one.
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