Fifteen minute video explaining the process:
http://www.ign.com/videos/2011/12/23/pinball-arcade-the-making-of-video
Thought it was REALLY interesting they were talking about movie licenses...and then at the end we saw a CFTBL machine. If they can get CFTBL, MB, TAF...that would be very cool indeed.
I actually am very happy they are doing some of this as DLC, as it would be great to see new machines pop up every couple of months. Have long thought they needed to do this, and it would be great to be able to pick and choose different machines down the line...
I'll get this upon release, easily worth $50 or $60 considering the games included during release will probably total $50,000
A little thick on the self-praise, when speaking of CPU board emulation. Giving the fact, that an open source project made prove of concept to great perfection 10+ years ago.
Still great work on their part. Will be interesting to check out. Especially the physics feel. And how well this runs on mobile devices.
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