It helped that we knew some other pinball games were due to come out and there was no way we were going to let them beat us! If we were ever to build a real Pro Pinball game, Timeshock! would definitely be my first choice.Īs far as your concerns about playability go Despite the high resolution 1600x1200 true colour graphics we had on the PC, the gameplay and realism of the physics has always been the top priority for us, and that's something that isn't ever going to change. After creating The Web we were determined to push things as far as we could in the time we had. Of all our games, Timeshock! does seem to be the one the majority of people seem most fond of. In fact, if you do head there, I more than recommend 2 original tables that your lives cannot be complete without playing. I would even look at some of the original talent at VPForums (Bob5453 most notably) if you would like to develop some "old school" feeling tables that are still a blast to play. The fact that your tables do not exist in physical form but feel like they are simulations of actual existing tables is a feat of programming and execution that still remains unmatched. Timeshock on a cabinet with a backglass and DMD on a second (and maybe third) monitor would be GODLY. If concessions need to be made.well just remember that people still happily play Visual Pinball with layback settings. If it's running in a smoking new 3D ol as long as it plays as well as it did.
Thank you for releasing such great games and I really hope to see the same greatness re-released. And maybe some physics improvements on The Web because i absolutely love that table because it reminds me a lot of High Speed II: The Getaway. Since then I've purchased ever table released and my ONLY wish would be to be able to play on a rotated widescreen.
He was wowed by the physics and couldn't believe that Timeshock was an (at the time) 6 year old game. I aquired a copy of Timeshock for PC and had a friend over to play (he is still an avid pin-buddy of mine even though we live in different cities now).
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