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If you are just a desktop player, I agree that the FX3 experience and convenience is more than worth the less than a Starbucks coffee price per table. And the funny thing is, there is just as much configuring on a pincab here with FX3 (backglass, etc) and TPA (third party solutions) as there is with VPX. Poor? A proper VPX pincab can run in the thousands of $.

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If you can configure a PC racing wheel or multiple monitors you shouldn't have any trouble if you are able to RTFM.

There is literally a single all-in-one installer for VPX these days. So as long as I'm not poor I prefer the convenience of FX3, even if I have to wait months for new tables, instead of the above mazochism. It gets even worse if you want to use PUP-Packs and B2S Backglass.

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It's just that setting up VPX with all the different software dependencies is anything but user friendly. The VPX devs seriously need to revamp this convoluted train wreck, and bring it into the modern age. You may find yourself bashing your head against a wall for a few days trying to sort out this broken mess. Originally posted by Asus:VPX on the other hand is complicated cluster f**k, especially for newcomers. VPX on the other hand is complicated cluster f**k, especially for newcomers. It's more user-friendly, and in my opinion looks better.

Personally I prefer Future Pinball over VPX. * Aliens Legacy (Ultimate Edition) (v1.12) (p2.7) (DOFLinx) * Nightmare on Elm Street ULTIMATE 1.06 (Physics 2.7 DOFLinx)

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* Jaws ULTIMATE Pro 1.08 PE (PinEvent 1.1) * Halloween_ULTIMATE Pro 1.02 PE (PinEvent 1.1) * No Fear Dangerous Sports (Williams 1995)_1.1.vpx * Medieval Madness VPX Remake - Tom Tower & Ninuzzu rev2.3.vpx In no particular order (always get the latest version): Originally posted by NightShadowPT:What are the currently Top 10 tables in VPX, to impress newcomers? This is more than 10, but these are my favorite VPX tables. Their original tables are well crafted and unique, but the featherweight ball physics makes them nearly unplayable. If I were in their shoes I'd focus less on the Williams stuff, and fix the ball physics on their original tables. Zen might want to up their game if they are targeting the virtual pinball cabinet crowd, if they can't compete with free offerings, they might have a problem. It's amazing what a dedicated group of people can do for 0$. Visual pinball used to be a joke just 5 or so years ago, but VPX has really pushed the limits for graphical detail. Physics are a bit of mixed bag in Visual Pinball, with some tables more heavily scripted/customized than others, but Zen's physics are kind of a mixed bag right now as well. Where Zen seems to have remodeled the 3d objects, cutting down the detail and applying a cartoonish style to it, Visual Pinball scans in the 3d models and textures and presents them in stunning detail. Visually there really is no comparison, Visual Pinball graphics just wipe the floor with Fx3 when it comes to recreating all the fine details of the original tables. Just tried out Tales of the Arabian Nights in Visual Pinball 10, comparing it to Zen/Fx3.