It takes me forever, and multiple tries, to do simple navigation around the various menus. For example, the "back" button (or "rewind" as I think it's actually called) can actually be a back button, or it can be a *select* button depending on the menu! This is maddening, and totally opposite behavior. There are a lot of buttons for a pinball table, and some of them do different things depending on the situation. I did see in the latest firmware that it specifically mentioned improvements to haptic feedback, so I know it's supposed to be there. I've looked for a setting for this and can't find it either - someone tell me if I'm just missing it.
I don't feel anything when I hit the flippers or when the ball does basically anything. * Supposedly there's haptic feedback, but either it's not working on my table or I was just expecting too much from it.
Some tables are super old-school, while others are quite modern and multi-leveled. * Good variety in included tables, and a decent number of them. (I like the ALU's buttons for an arcade cabinet, but I also like that AtGames has changed them for a pinball machine.) I haven't checked to see what they actually are, but they're much lighter and less clicky than those in the ALU. * The buttons are a lot more leaf spring-like. * The artwork is a big improvement over the ALU (though I can't help but notice the focus on the women from the original artwork.). The legs are actually thicker than some real pinball tables I've used. * The cabinet itself seems pretty well built. I even enjoy the fake coin door and wish my ALU had that. It does not feel much different from playing on a real pinball table other than the sensations of heavy metal balls physically contacting various parts of the playfield. * Obviously a lot of care went into making the cabinet feel authentic. * Big play area - I don't have a real pinball machine but it *seems* basically as big as those I've played on in the past. I do have some nits I could pick but overall I'm happy with my purchase. It does not take the place of a real mechanical pinball table, but then it's both a fraction of the price of most pinball tables these days (not counting those needing major repairs), and it lets you play multiple tables. Hopefully it's just still on the way to you. Box 1 also arrived for me several days after box 2, and there was no scan in between the FedEx label being created and it being delivered. We appreciate your patience and understanding during this process.I just got mine today. Over the next week or so we may experience some bumps in the road and random downtime on the site. Strong focus will be put into streamlining the downloads sections and the front page. Once everything has been moved and running smoothly I'll be making many updates on the site.
Once that has been completed I will begin the process of setup and transfer of the site. He and his team offer managed server hosting and are currently setting up the hardware for VPU. RoseHosting is able to help provide a nice updated server at a very reasonable price. Special shoutout to for helping VPUniverse acquire a new hosting solution for the site. Special thanks goes out to everyone in this community for their support of VPUniverse and overall support of the Virtual/Digital Pinball community. Thanks to those who made additional donations to the site on top of their current supporting subscription. Thank you to the subscribing members of VPUniverse. Thanks to all the communities authors that create the wonderful files that fuel this whole hobby. First off I'd like to say thanks to everyone who has offered various solutions.
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