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Last post: 21 Jul 12 at 15:50
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Posted on 17 March 12 at 18:12 |
| More tables are always good. Hope the next batch will change the theme up. Lots of Marvel tables. |
Last post: Today at 09:50
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Posted on 17 March 12 at 18:34 |
| Wonder at how many tables this awesome hub will end. |
Last post: 18 May at 00:11
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Posted on 17 March 12 at 18:38 |
| Great News |
Last post: 14 Apr at 05:08
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Posted on 17 March 12 at 18:53 |
| never have too many tables! |
Last post: 20 Oct 12 at 19:28
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Posted on 17 March 12 at 18:53 |
| lord verh said:Wonder at how many tables this awesome hub will end.Especially since all the tables will carry over to FX3 |
Last post: Today at 13:14
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Posted on 17 March 12 at 19:24 |
Games like this live or die on the amount of content they are supplied with. The first pinball FX disappointingly only a small handful of extra tables released for it. Pinball FX 2 got off to a promising start as Zen made it backward compatible, with extra polished versions of all the tables from PFX1 available for PFX2, and free to all those that had already bought them.
As a show of support to Zen, I promised, on the official PFX2 forums, to buy every single table they made, on day of release. I'm beginning to regret it now! Credit where credit's due, they have produced so many tables for it you could almost play nothing but Pinball FX and not ever get bored. A ridiculous amount of them are Marvel themed, and I don't know or care about anything Marvel, so that's a shame, but all of the tables are beautiful and great fun to play.
Many more though and I will be begging for mercy. |
Digital Artist, Suburban London. Guitar and sword collector, veteran gamer. |
Last post: Today at 11:43
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Posted on 17 March 12 at 19:52 |
Ozzpot said:Games like this live or die on the amount of content they are supplied with. The first pinball FX disappointingly only a small handful of extra tables released for it. Pinball FX 2 got off to a promising start as Zen made it backward compatible, with extra polished versions of all the tables from PFX1 available for PFX2, and free to all those that had already bought them.
As a show of support to Zen, I promised, on the official PFX2 forums, to buy every single table they made, on day of release. I'm beginning to regret it now! Credit where credit's due, they have produced so many tables for it you could almost play nothing but Pinball FX and not ever get bored. A ridiculous amount of them are Marvel themed, and I don't know or care about anything Marvel, so that's a shame, but all of the tables are beautiful and great fun to play.
Many more though and I will be begging for mercy.Sorry you lost me there :) |
Last post: 17 May at 16:08
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Posted on 17 March 12 at 20:26 |
| Good chance this will be a day 1 purchase for me (which is something I very rarely ever do). |
Last post: Today at 13:14
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Posted on 17 March 12 at 20:58 |
sm182 said:Ozzpot said:Games like this live or die on the amount of content they are supplied with. The first pinball FX disappointingly only a small handful of extra tables released for it. Pinball FX 2 got off to a promising start as Zen made it backward compatible, with extra polished versions of all the tables from PFX1 available for PFX2, and free to all those that had already bought them.
As a show of support to Zen, I promised, on the official PFX2 forums, to buy every single table they made, on day of release. I'm beginning to regret it now! Credit where credit's due, they have produced so many tables for it you could almost play nothing but Pinball FX and not ever get bored. A ridiculous amount of them are Marvel themed, and I don't know or care about anything Marvel, so that's a shame, but all of the tables are beautiful and great fun to play.
Many more though and I will be begging for mercy.Sorry you lost me there :)Some of my friends are into that stuff, used to read American comics and all that, but they're mostly a little older than me (mid thirties) and/or have links with the States. I don't, and American comics are hard to come by here in the UK. I guess that's why I have never got into the whole superhero thing. I do feel like I've missed out on something sometimes... |
Digital Artist, Suburban London. Guitar and sword collector, veteran gamer. |
Last post: 15 May 12 at 22:55
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Posted on 18 March 12 at 02:27 |
| oh i love this game, its a lot of fun always and a great achievement challange :) |
Last post: 15 May at 22:56
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Posted on 18 March 12 at 02:36 |
| PINBALL FX 2 keeps on getting better and better with every new table. |
PERRY MUIR |
Last post: 22 May at 21:41
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Posted on 18 March 12 at 02:37 |
Where is that one guy that always calls these new tables "Skins"? That guy really grinds my gears!
Tables all look lovely and I will get them for sure but I really want to see more non-Marvel stuff tbh. I love Marvel and all that but too much of it makes you a little bit sick.
Hoping the Popcap table(s) will be a delightful change. |
www.cyberscore.me.uk |
Last post: 07 Apr at 06:07
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Posted on 18 March 12 at 04:19 |
| great news, looking forward to these... |
Last post: 08 May 12 at 11:17
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Posted on 18 March 12 at 05:41 |
| how many achievements for this game now, and isi there any marvel achievements, befor i buy |
Last post: 21 May at 00:17
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Posted on 18 March 12 at 11:10 |
| Sweet! |
Last post: Today at 11:43
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Posted on 18 March 12 at 13:28 |
Ozzpot said:sm182 said:Ozzpot said:Games like this live or die on the amount of content they are supplied with. The first pinball FX disappointingly only a small handful of extra tables released for it. Pinball FX 2 got off to a promising start as Zen made it backward compatible, with extra polished versions of all the tables from PFX1 available for PFX2, and free to all those that had already bought them.
As a show of support to Zen, I promised, on the official PFX2 forums, to buy every single table they made, on day of release. I'm beginning to regret it now! Credit where credit's due, they have produced so many tables for it you could almost play nothing but Pinball FX and not ever get bored. A ridiculous amount of them are Marvel themed, and I don't know or care about anything Marvel, so that's a shame, but all of the tables are beautiful and great fun to play.
Many more though and I will be begging for mercy.Sorry you lost me there :)Some of my friends are into that stuff, used to read American comics and all that, but they're mostly a little older than me (mid thirties) and/or have links with the States. I don't, and American comics are hard to come by here in the UK. I guess that's why I have never got into the whole superhero thing. I do feel like I've missed out on something sometimes...Have to disagree with you again, there are dozens of independent comic stores (at least there were back in the 90s/00s when I collected them) in London & Birmingham. |
Last post: 12 Apr at 04:23
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Posted on 18 March 12 at 16:11 |
| I'm sure the new tables will have the same achievement profile of the previous tables. 3 achievements each totalling 50G. Great game, loads of fun. But a completionists worst nightmare. Especially since more than a few of the marvel table achievements are very difficult. And im expecting no less from the new ones |
Last post: 30 Oct 12 at 19:19
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Posted on 18 March 12 at 19:34 |
| Very difficult indeed. Downright impossible without serious time investment IMO. |
Last post: 14 May at 03:01
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Posted on 19 March 12 at 03:35 |
| The Marvel tables arn't the only ones with difficult achievements. Although I still have yet to get a single one for Iron Man! The new ones are crazy difficult. That being said, every Marvel table has been great to look at and play and welcome more Marvel! These new ones look so great. |
You mean 119! |