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Loving these VR pinball videos......To anyone that has only played 2d VPX, you have got to try these tables in VR. It's just next level stuff.

We are getting spoilt lately. VPW just keep raising the bar.

I imagine you went for the LG C2/3 42" 130 Hz TV ? Or a 43" 144Hz monitor? Either way, not cheap (in Australia)

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Such a great video love what you do mate keep it up!

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Let goooooooooooooooo

I Only ever saw RTC once (from a distance), and Ripley's twice (was somewhere in the Brisbane CBD at the time).

New subscriber here.

Cool, is it better to have the recoil version on light gund like Sinden, Gun4IR or the AimTrak? God bless.

Very cool table. Agree that those flashers are amazing in VR, especially around the slingshots, it seems to be very rapidly cycling through a range of colours or something to achieve the effect but the feeling is similar to if you close your eyes and someone fires a camera flash through your eyelids.

VPW has more originals, e.g. Blood Machines, The Goonies Never Say Die Pinball , Die Hard Trilogy , SpongeBob's Bikini Bottom Pinball, Total Nuclear Annihilation (Spooky 2017), Iron Maiden Legacy of the Beast (Original 2022). Blood Machines is similar to MF DOOM, with a soundtrack that can be purchased and puppack. and it is based on the cult movie Blood Machines.

Looks like I should have another go at vpinball in VR.

It is a well made table for sure.The playfield is a bit busy on cabinet, even in 3D Stereo anaglyphs and It becomes a little hard to distinguish elements . Thanks for another great video! Twilight Zone VPW next? There is a new Altsound for it!

I was fully expecting you to review VPW's Twiilight Zone

Thanks. Totally agree this table is a msterpiece especially in VR.

Really interesting stuff. Could you walk us through with the settings POV for 43" or 50" tv??? Theres no much documentation for good practices in settings vp POV's . Thanks for.your video! It was very educational!!

Badass cabinet setup you got there! Also I just got this table gifted to me so I'm excited to play it! Thanks for the review!

About to hit 25 years since VP started. It's incredible how far it has come. A few of us are still around from those days too, which is incredible for any online community. But the talent today and the tables being made are incredible.

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Bear!

I wanna see you upgrading to 4K!!!! Looking forward to the video!!

Love it!

Don't usually comment but you are doing gods work. Thanks!

I have a mini 27 inch custom built. I’m happy as it was s sweet spot between space and still fun for my apt.

Can you also make a video of this played from your virtual pinball cabinet?

I blew all my allowance for two months in a row playing this before I beat it in 1984.

England 🇬🇧 🏆 ✌ 2024

Cheers Spacies ...............C`mon ENGLAND ! ................ maybe it`s finally our time again at long last

Getting hyped!

I want to say that while the specification says a gt1080, I'm running fairly well with my gt1050ti. And a coreI3 8100 processor (3.6ghz). I can notice it's on the edge, but it runs.

Looks awesome 😃 Is a Ryzen 7 2700 / RX6600XT / 32GB RAM okay for this? Is it hard to install & config?

Third time lucky, just like Southgate :D

Football is coming home! Come on England!

What an absolutely superb video! You've got such a nice way about you explaining stuff. I've wrestled my way through VPX in the past and I'm about to try and install it from scratch again and, luckily, Google sent me to your video. I know you don't go into the nitty gritty but just explaining the whole eco-system is incredibly beneficial. Thanks again for an amazing video :)

Did you also come here because of Stranger Things?

The pains. THE PAAAAAAINS!

Jesus. I've watched this 20 minutes and I have no idea what to do. I just wanna download whatever is needed for tables in VR. 😢

Thank you so much, I was a teen in the 80s and so many memories, pleasantly surprised by how many films and artists I could spot even off the shortest of clips, put a big smile on my face.

where is the "start here" video?

Nice comparison video. One thing we can use to get some extra "lenght" off the monitor is to mount it on a relative high angle inside the cab. Real playfields are laied more flat than the playfield glass, all depending on the machine. On my real cab, the playfiled glass is roughly 15-16 degrees from horisontal, while the actual playfield is 6-7 degrees, when the machine is leveled. If the monitor is mounted with an angle equal or greater (up to 20 degrees maybe?) than the playfield glass, the vertical distance from standing positionview will be greater. When you then adjust the virtual table angle down, you will have more room show more of the lenght of the table.

I’m in the process of building my room and loving every minute of it must have taken you ages to set this up. I have a question if you could answer it would be appreciated You use fpsvr like I do now after watching your vid… how comes its showing on my overlay that it’s taking up 22gb/24 of VRAM when running emuvr does yours say the same? I haven’t got a lot in my room at all but I do have over 5000 games loaded into it for convenience to just grab out of the menu when needed, could that be using up VRAM even though they ain’t in the room? If not how could I lower the VRAM I’m running a 4090

Great Job on the video Gregg! Nice analysis and good advice. I like the way you did the comparison images, well done. I had so many thoughts while watching this! A few I would like to share: 1) Strict adherence to 1:1 is useful - to a point. So much of this is our perception of the image, and our brains are able to adjust and compensate a great deal to "bring" what we are seeing into reality. Therefore, I wouldn't personally stress too much about the difference between 50" vs. 47" for example. The difference is only a few percent and rather minute. This is especially true I believe for those whose ONLY pinball cab is a virtual cab. If you don't have the real thing to become accustomed to, you don't really perceive the difference. I think the bigger factor is what kind of cab you are using for virtual pinball, what are the physical constraints, and what level of effort are you willing to put in to make the screen fit (woodwork vs. drop-in for example). 2) Screen options change over time and this is a factor to be aware of! When I made the jump to 4K, I bought a 40" monitor which fit my cab very well with a little routing on the sides. There were many options at the time when I first bought it. Some time later, through an act of supreme stupidity, I cracked the screen. When I went to replace it, the minimal 4K screen I could find ANYWHERE was 43"... too big for my cab. Had to buy a 40" screen used. These are becoming more rare as time passes. My point being, you can plan your purchase painstakingly, but at some point you will likely need to replace it and size options do change over time. 3) I hate to say it, but anymore I think this topic is a bit academic for many because clearly the best screen option is a VR headset. I find it almost impossible to go back to a "flat" screen to play pinball after using VR for some time. If you're tight on $$$, put a basic screen in to drive the system and launch your frontend, invest the real money on your VR headset (Quest 3 is a very compelling and relatively affordable option that does Augmented Reality pinball (color passthrough) quite well and can also be used wirelessly via Virtual Desktop rather effectively)

1000% if you are looking at updating your Vpin setup, documenting step by step would be awesome. Would be a cool series of videos to watch.

How do you have your vetical screen attached to that table? looks good!

What about doing the same that will fit into a widebody (WPC wide body) cab? Considering doing an update as my machine is a decade old also now with a 1080P LCD TV. Id love to go to a 4k setup in it and upgrade the PC also. Looking at this again so if you do research and share the journey id be happy to contribute/share /learn

Love these discussions about VPX. Very informative.