Digital pinball machines

[Rus121]

Not really after building one myself, but they are very interesting. May be tempted should anyone be able to solve the dreaded input lag ive seen on most of them:



http://www.hyperspin-fe.com/forum/forumdisplay.php?f=38

 

[ronsplooter]

Before I got a real pin I was seriously thinking about building one as I use Hyperspin in my arcade cab and am an active member of the forum....or was until I got my pin Now though, for the money it would cost, I don't think I'd bother. To get a nice one built without any lag or other software issues you'd need a pretty hefty PC and when you add that to the cost of the screens it would be a fair wedge of cash.



I've seen vids of people who have them in with a collection of real pins and that might be better although even then would it get played if you had real pins?



Don't get me wrong I think Hyperspin is amazing and if you've got a MAME cab then it's a must Just not sure about virtual pin cabs anymore.

 

[replicas]

Still can't beat the real thing.

Or is that Coke Cola ?????????

 

[Rus121]

If only you could. Played on an 'ultrapin' before and it was a crappy experience....... I bet one couldnt take a pint of coke spilt on it.....haha.

 

[Replay]

Ultrapin was just nothing like a real silver ball .........

 

[teachp8]

It's funny, but I can play video games on the XBox and I would much rather play a real pinball machine than a video game. Guess that's why I'm on this forum and not that one

 

[replicas]

It's funny, but I can play video games on the XBox and I would much rather play a real pinball machine than a video game. Guess that's why I'm on this forum and not that one

Agree,

You can't beat the real thing. There's that Coke Cola thing again.