ATGAMES Legends Digital Pinball Table HA8819D

Lots of choices, great cabinet and controls. Just a sweet home video pinball machine, great play without the maintenance of a traditional machine.

The flipper delay is infuriating, especially when you are playing against someone in competition or trying to beat a high score. The delay is under a second but causes the ball to go down and ends the turn. It happens on all the games , not just one . It's too late for me to return it or get my money back and have no clue if it is fixable. If you're just playing this fir fun and not competitive it would be fine, but I would play against others, and now I will no longer do that because of the frustration! I wish I did not purchase this but have to cut my losses. I am now looking for a regular old fashioned pinball game and will never buy a digital pinball again. Often times the speaker vibrates the whole table and I have to play with the volume off. Even on the lowest volume settings it is muffled and annoying.

cost like a g..then you need at least another g for a pcwhich has to connect to it. you need a pup board thathas mini wires (not easy 4 kids). real clean and snug fit isneeded for this approach. you also need at least 3 wires.i use some 25 ft ones which are great. the room neededmight be too small for other wires. you can also use anadapter like usb to hdmi if you do not have a new computerwith like hdmi ones included ($$). you also drill holesfor the button hook included. full assembly could take15-20 min to over 4 hrs if you tweak the main board big.

Pinball classic70s brought backWorks great

Fun... IF YOU CAN ACTUALLY PLAY IT!!!just nowSo this game comes with 22 pinball tables and I also bought 3 packs adding on 15 more games making it 37 tables total. The video graphics are decent and yea it's kinda fun. But it's a little smaller than a normal pinball table so you have to deal with bending down a bit when playing.However the BIGGEST issue with this machine is the WIFI. I would not leave the machine on so when I did turn it on it would not save my login for my wifi. Some claim this is a nice security feature and normally that makes sense. But it's a pinball machine. It's not a laptop. Nobody is going to carry this thing around. Also, you have to put in your LOGIN NAME and PASSWORD EVERY TIME. It will NOT save your login name which makes the machine completely stupid. Why would it not save my login name? I think this is the ONLY wifi device in the world that does not save your login name. Also, you have to login TWICE. So, imagine if you will, you turn on the machine itching to play some pinball and you select the table to play and it says you cannot until you login. This is ALSO very stupid. So you bring up the virtual keyboard and move the cursor around the screen to put in your login name of probably 8 characters and then you put in the your password of probably 8 characters. Then you enter and it takes and then it comes back and says you need to login ... AGAIN!!! So, you have to do the same thing again. By this time, everyone that wanted to play has left.It's ridiculous!!! I have been in contact with their support team several times and they are useless with no resolution in sight. All I asked was for at least the login name to save. NOPE!So, I am going to sell this annoying piece of junk.My advice ... If you want to play pinball, DON'T buy this. Because you will be busy putting in logins and passwords.

The "haptics" are just an extra set of speakers under the control panel, they make the whole table rattle and reverberate. It doesn't sound good, it doesn't feel remotely realistic, and it's distracting from the game. Solenoids like the A1UP tables use would have been better. No haptics at all would have been better. You are better off disconnecting the control panel speakers entirely and living without the so-called haptics.The tables are all "classic" (dated). Including some modern tables would have been nice. The purchasable add-on tables are "meh". The menu system is clunky.The second display was a nice thought, but it's not the right size or shape for any of the games, so the backglass has to be squished, cropped, or scaled way down.The screen and controls are nice. The USB and HDMI were a thoughtful addition in an age of limited expandability.It's not terrible, not great. Glad I paid half price.

I bought this used for $500 from someone who bought it at Sams club for less. It's a great machine - it comes with 22 games (called tables) and you can buy more from their store pretty cheap (a pack of 4 or so for about $22).You'll want to connect it to the internet so it can download updates to fix a bunch of issues that some people mentioned in their reviews (tilting on it's own, etc.).The best tables we bought extra were the natural history ones (there are 4 of them for $22). The Cat in the Hat ones look good also, but I haven't bought those.There is also an easy modification you can do to turn this into a full arcade machine - for $200 you can buy a controller that has a joy stick, buttons and roll ball but this is not available until Mayish and for 30-80 more dollars you can buy a usb stick loaded with games - all supported by Atgames.

I am working with the atgames team but the seller should have been transparent about the item, this unit came with the entire upper display not working along with a plunger that doesnt work. I am hopeful atgames will replace this or even repair it