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• gamedeal user

  Dec 12, 2021

  To be quite honest, I mostly purchased this pack for Funhouse, as I'm sure many others have. Williams has a long history of great tables, but Funhouse stands above most of the others for me. And it's great! The classic mode feels and plays great, though the sound mixing is questionable at best. My one true complaint is tied to the reason I had to buy this pack in the first place. I played a lot of Pinball Arcade, and it has been very disappointing to be missing out on all the great WMS tables. I understand why the contract was not renewed, and I wouldn't be very upset if the tables that got removed were present in Pinball FX3. Yet, as it stands, my TRUE favourite WMS table - The Machine: Bride of Pinbot - has not seen the light of another digital release. Even the original PinBot was only ever released on a PS2 game, and with its removal from Pinball Arcade that meant the only way to play it digitally was to track down a 13-year-old game and relish in the sub-par graphics. With 3 installments, it almost seems too obvious: PinBot, Bride of PinBot, and JackBot would make an excellent bundle on their own, and I'm holding out hope that we'll see another volume from Williams containing them. If it did release, I'd be first in line to purchase it.
• gamedeal user

  Jul 2, 2022

  Dr. Dude is an ok pinball table. Its got some interesting mechanics but its a very brutal table. No ball saver and the ball is scripted to go down the middle on certain plunger shots. Its very annoying. Space Station is a very average table. Its like space shuttle except it lacks all the excitement of that table. The multiball isnt that hard to get but again no ball saver so if you lose all the balls during multiball well tough luck. It doesnt drain as much as the android version but over all the table is weak in my opinion. Fun House is the only reason to buy this pack. It looks good it plays good and its fun. It does have a ball saver on it. So you never feel cheated like the other two tables. If the other two tables had a ball saver it might be a tad bit more fun to play them. This version is better then the Pinball Arcade version by far. So if your buying this just for Fun House your gonna be happy. However the barely average player, they are going to get annoyed playing the other two tables. So based only on Fun House im willing to give this a thumbs up. However it was a close call.
• gamedeal user

  Oct 20, 2020

  Did Zen figure out how to turn up the ROM sound / music volume over the TEN MONTHS they took to make these three tables? No, they did not. The audio is still around 50% volume compared to Zen originals and Star Wars / Marvel tables, so if you play any other table afterwards, you get deafened by the discrepancy in audio volume. The icing on the cake are the multitude of bugs and crashes with the tables. ROM freezes, entire game process freezes and crashes, balls not scoring anything, endless balls on Funhouse, the list goes on. Additionally, the "Large" score display option that makes DMDs much more readable, now makes the alphanumeric display much bigger and it clips ONTO the table, obscuring the upper left portion of the playfield. Ten months in the oven and still has bugs that can be discovered in 5 minutes of playtesting...
• gamedeal user

  Oct 20, 2020

  And again another Williams pinballtablepack and it's accurate and perfect done like usual, this time with some love for older tables. Williams and Pinball FX3 the best of both worlds :) And btw i played all the realworld tables in my favorite pinballclub here in my country so i know what i am talking about. These tables are very accurate simulations of the real tables .Go and get them - worth every penny !
• gamedeal user

  Oct 21, 2020

  All 3 tables in this volume run smoothly and plays well. I only have two complaints: 1) The BGM volume is very low and poor quality and for some reason the BGM is mapped to the SFX volume slider in audio options. 2) In Large mode, the Alphanumeric score display is huge and blocks part of the upper corner of the pinball table. Overall I would still recommend it hoping they fix these issues.
• gamedeal user

  Oct 21, 2020

  Table music is quiet during play. Does not respond to music setting. Music volume is intentionally tied to SFX, unlike every other WMS release. Tables play fine for the most part - but the choices around sound draw other aspects of the tables into question. Like how how my frame rate got cut in half after this pack released.
• gamedeal user

  Oct 24, 2020

  Having a good time with all three tables. It's great to have some tables from the late 80s/early 90s. Yes, this table pack took 10 months to release compared to what previously felt like a solid 3-4 month release schedule, and no, the extra time did not make it 3x better. The quality is the same as other table packs, which is very high, in my opinion. They aren't perfect, but Zen seems committed to addressing community concerns and continually improving the product. If you have any interest in pinball, this is the pinball sim you should be playing, and this DLC pack of 3 tables is really quite nice.
• gamedeal user

  Oct 25, 2020

  These are great tables rendered well but the sound volumes are all off. It's amazing that this problem apparent after a few seconds of play made it past QC, fix it and this would be one of my favorite packs.
• gamedeal user

  Nov 6, 2020

  The classic simplicity of Space Station and it's exquisite 80's fake analog synths' vibes , makes you crave for Xenon and Pinbot even more. Cmon Zen, you can do it !
• gamedeal user

  Dec 30, 2020

  yes Williams tables are more difficult to play than Zen tables but that's just the way it was. now imagine you pay one dollar or one euro for 3 games ?? or what was the price ? it's totally worth it.