Been there, done that.

Have you build a virtual pin? It ain’t that easy, mine took months to build, and that’s just woodworking and electrical. the learning curve on the software wasn’t simple for me and took a lot of effort. I’d assume in the last decade the software has improved. But to anyone that says “just build one” I’d like to see your work. I have a blog documenting the struggles I went through if your like.

Why buy a car when you could build it yourself? My buddy built an 86 mustang from an empty shell, it can be done, but it’s not for most of the people out there. I know I wouldn’t want to do that.

42” lcd. 32” backglass. 19” dmd screen. It’s doable, but a LOT harder then just picking one off a shelf.

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I spent about $3k building a virtual machine years ago and couldn’t get the flipper lag low enough to make me happy, so I’m not surprised that this has some issues. Thanks for the review.

Why? Because they’re the best bang for your buck to play video pinball.

I own 5 other Arcade1up machines and have always had great customer service experience. Including the big buck hunter that UPS destroyed in transit.

Been there, done that. Honestly the experience wasn’t that much better. Although that was almost a decade ago. https://hyperspin-fe.com/forums/topic/2340-mortal-pinball-kombat-a-build-thread/

Definitely a little spendy compared to an Arcade1up pin, and questionable if worth it comparatively.

Awe man, now I gotta haul my game upstairs and fit it in the small office next to my pc. Lol. I haven’t watched the video yet but there was a live stream a couple days back that I watched some of. This looks to be pretty sweet

Thanks again for all the hard work

I’m 90% sure that my AFM will tilt.

Edit. Also check that you have the most recent firmware. I had to haul my game into the office to plug it into my desktop, since I don’t have a laptop.

Yup, shake it once get danger. Twice you get danger, danger. Third time is a tilt

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Basic operating system navigation tips, how to set up and format a new usb drive. How to update your drivers and double check your program is current. Software installation and removal. How to secure your modem and wifi.

Loose wire is my bet