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Quoted from mkecasey:The size doesn't seem terrible. The guy standing to the side of it claims to be 6'2", and the guy playing is even taller.[quoted image]
Nice! This is exactly what I wanted to see. Size/height comparisons! 
Sitting on a stool and pinball literally won't work....so this kinda needs to be closer to full scale.
Quoted from mkecasey:My screenshot came from this video
Thanks for posting that! The height definitely looks acceptable.
Rep in the video said he couldn't give a price, ballpark from $450-650.
6'2" rep hits him at the shoulder, so 59" also seems accurate!
Screenshot_20200107-142521_YouTube (resized).jpgScreenshot_20200107-142501_YouTube (resized).jpgQuoted from Diospinball:Nothing wrong with making money. But, I don't think they want a quality product. They just want quick dollars. They also view their producs as disposable. 300-550 dollars... That's an playstaion, xbox or switch people. It takes up more space than either of those consoles, and plays less games and not as well.
Yeah, that's kinda how I see this stuff too. Nostalgia mining, pushing out cheapy junk, while the license covers the awkwardness of the design approach. These won't hold value, and might seem as disposable as beanie babies and furbies in a decade.
I bought the asteroids unit on clearance at Walmart last Fall, wanting to mod it, and I still can't garner the initiative to put more time and money into it. Seeing these next to actual cabs, just seems silly.
I kinda figured we'd see a half year of production of these things at most, but a year later, they're seemingly redesigning earlier model units with lit translites and such. Kinda disturbing. If these were actual "collectible" items and not disposable mass produced items, I'd be a bit more excited.
The pins look like a really nice functional idea, but at that size, other than for kids....
Quoted from Lithonion:I wouldn't think twice about buying it if it had a 32" screen. There is a lot of filler in there. I will sit back, wait for AtGames and see how that one looks and runs. I do like the went from 12 games to all the Zen Star Wars games.
I don't think they said that, though it seems like more games may be added down the road!
"We’re definitely going to have 10 tables at launch, with the aim to have a good variety between the animated shows and theatrical films.”
Quoted from gregh43:Thanks Wesman for sharing that link and info.. iam waiting to see what AtGames virtual will look like. it might be alot better than Arcade1Up.
You're welcome! I feel the same way, and I didn't notice a firm price here...or launch date even. Did I miss something?
Quoted from gregh43:AtGames Virtual pinball looks way better than
Arcade1up.
Dear God, I'd pay $50 more for a longer height cab!
Yeah, Gottlieb front and center isn't a good lead in.
They did say there will be WMS tables supported in the future, somehow. Really seems confusing.
Screenshot_20201021-153900_YouTube (resized).jpgScreenshot_20201021-154210_YouTube (resized).jpgScreenshot_20201021-154225_YouTube (resized).jpgDefinitely looks very similar! I wonder if they'll implement the online connectivity like this model had.
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