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VP glass lock down plate with "english" simulation

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Malenko:

--- Quote from: Xiaou2 on February 17, 2014, 12:37:13 pm --- However, I also said, that Id NEVER blow a ton of cash on a dedicated virtual machine.  As why would I spend +$1500... when I could easily pick up a Real machine that would play 1000x better, and was 1000x more challenging and fun.. for the same amount of money???

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The disconnect here is while you don't agree that the value of the virtual pinball table justifies the cost; others do.

clok:
This was built into the glass lockdown.. it was a small limitation, most of us have our palms resting on it.. but some players do not. it was all micro switchs.. with springs i believe.. you pushed hard, spring gave enough the switch was activated.. fairly simple, it came with a plunger also. Again, this was about 2-5 years ago (sorry so vague) I just know it was right when people where starting to do VP table at home with LCD's (2 years seems more correct). I suspect it never came out. I'm sure it was here I read about it way back. they had a product page some specs and "coming soon".  it appears there are other options now. Only asked as it was nostalgia, not wanting it, wondering if it came out and worked..  As I am kinda going whole hog on my mini home arcade I was leaning towards making a VP table.. Would love the real thing ( and have owned a few which i sold, REGRET!) but I don't have room.. simple as that.. one machine that can play a few good enough to have fun, or one that you can master.. and get bored of.. I know I got bored of mine after awhile. again thanks for input.

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