I must admit, while the cabinet will NEVER be an experience on par with a real pinball machine, it gives a very good simulation of one. Since the release of Visual Pinball 9, the physics engine has been updated, and new table recreations have started to pop up. Some of the Visual Pinball authors at the moment are very talented, and are creating games from EMs, through to late 90's tables.
The ability to play through the ruleset of machines you will never see sited is great.
I built this machine before starting my Funhouse restoration, and i'm glad i did. I'm hanging to play Funhouse, so i'll just have to stick to the simulation in the meantime...
There are a few videos of my 'Pinball Tales' machine being played here on my Youtube channel...
Thanks for the kind words, and if you need any help -> just shout!
el_timbo
