Ultimate Home Arcade is a premier builder of arcade quality upright and cocktail arcade cabinets and digital pinball machines, customized to your specifications and ready for your home or office. Building a Virtual Pinball Cabinet If I can do this, you can do this. Skip to primary content. In order to pull of the effect, I had to trim out the interior of the cabinet to hold both monitors at an identical 90 degree flat angle securely and without any shifting.

Glad I wasn't buying content with the intent of putting it on the pincab. That said, I can understand the frustration.I kind of looked at what was on offer for the Arcooda. Likely a bit overbuilt, and probably a bit rich for my blood (I'm expecting the price to be $5K+), although I am curious as to where they're getting 42' touch screens at. I also noted the 'All of these pinball titles and many more available exclusively on Arcooda Video Pinball' callout. So I suspect this is specifically at least part of the licensing mentioned preventing the rest of us from getting proper cabinet support. It's likely in the contract, either for a specific amount of time, or just until they decide to stop selling it, so that competitors are forced, if they wanna do it all legal, they have to resort to the camera mod and the extra mess that can entail for a retail product.I'd be curious to see it in action when it comes out.

If it turns out to be the proper cabinet support they'd promise us, then I'm less likely to purchase in the future, even though when I started, doing a pincab wasn't in the cards. It is at this point, and with FX2, Pro Pinball Ultra, and Zaccaria all supporting cabinet setups easily now (indeed, I have them on the computer for my pincab build right now!), showing a third-party product with full proper cabinet support will make the regular Pinball Arcade just so much less appealing. I'd be curious to see it in action when it comes out. If it turns out to be the proper cabinet support they'd promise us, then I'm less likely to purchase in the future, even though when I started, doing a pincab wasn't in the cards. It is at this point, and with FX2, Pro Pinball Ultra, and Zaccaria all supporting cabinet setups easily now (indeed, I have them on the computer for my pincab build right now!), showing a third-party product with full proper cabinet support will make the regular Pinball Arcade just so much less appealing. Plus there's all the tables PBA will NEVER get, that's a bit of a drawback.

Now personally, when I put my pincab together, I didn't WANT to just cram hundreds of tables on there. I want a few classics to really enjoy and spend time learning. I've made that mistake with bartop arcades; loaded them with thousands of ROMs and only play a handful.

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No one has time to play a large assortment regularly, we pick a few we like and stick to them anyway. I still think the software itself is great, but I'm biased because the iOS app is what made me decide to put together a pincab. I can't disagree with you. I happen to be a big fan of all of the tables for Pinball FX. My cab is pretty basic in that I have Pinball FX installed, a few VP tables, and will be setting up Zaccaria and ProPinball in the near future.

Since we got the shaft from Farsight on cab support, I have removed it from my pincab and installed it on my main gaming PC. Not going to futz with the Free Cam Mod as it has to be updated too frquently to work around Farsight UI changes and breaks for me to enjoy the tables I have. I actually like TPA but I'm a casual player and wouldn't know good from bad physics if it bit me in the.With that said, FP is definitely inferior to VP and others but I still love to play Slam's tables now and then.I'm not investing any more time or money in PBA.

I'll occasionally play the tables I bought but that's about it. I'll get the VP versions for ones I didn't purchase.My future money is with Zaccaria and FX2 - EDIT: and 3! Gonna buy Pinball Pro eventually. Midnight castle forum facebook. I love FX2 graphics but my true love is still old EM tables because that is what I played as a kid in the 60's and 70's. An embarrassing amount of dimes were spentWell, back to my cab construction in the AM because I built a poplar top (instead of a metal lock down bar and metal side rails because I have a lot of left over wood from our basement finishing) and completely hosed it trying to do a rabbet for the playfield glass after I constructed the frame. Stupid Craftsman router!

(and some operator error I gotta admit). Gonna do the rabbets on my table saw this time on each piece before I assemble. A local place outside of Cincinnati is doing my 3/16' tempered glass 21x38' for $45.00. Man, it is Florida hot in OH this week.

90's and 70 dew points. I actually like TPA but I'm a casual player and wouldn't know good from bad physics if it bit me in the.With that said, FP is definitely inferior to VP and others but I still love to play Slam's tables now and then.I'm not investing any more time or money in PBA. I'll occasionally play the tables I bought but that's about it. I'll get the VP versions for ones I didn't purchase.My future money is with Zaccaria and FX2 - EDIT: and 3! Gonna buy Pinball Pro eventually. I love FX2 graphics but my true love is still old EM tables because that is what I played as a kid in the 60's and 70's. An embarrassing amount of dimes were spentWell, back to my cab construction in the AM because I built a poplar top (instead of a metal lock down bar and metal side rails because I have a lot of left over wood from our basement finishing) and completely hosed it trying to do a rabbet for the playfield glass after I constructed the frame.

Stupid Craftsman router! (and some operator error I gotta admit). Gonna do the rabbets on my table saw this time on each piece before I assemble.

A local place outside of Cincinnati is doing my 3/16' tempered glass 21x38' for $45.00. Man, it is Florida hot in OH this week. 90's and 70 dew points.I'm in the process of making a wood 'lockdown bar' for my cab also!

Although the 80s Craftsman router I picked up for $20 on CL has been great so far! I'm in the process of making a wood 'lockdown bar' for my cab also! Although the 80s Craftsman router I picked up for $20 on CL has been great so far!Problem I had with my Sears router is the 1/2' x 3/16' rabbet bit I had wouldn't fit through the center whole of the bottom plate. So I took it off and the router wasn't terribly stable with the bottom plate missing. Wandered so I make some crooked cuts. So, I bit the bullet today and ordered a Dewalt dado throat plate and 8' stacked dado set. Next weekends project.