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  1. Spirit of 76 (Gottlieb 1975) FS-DT-VR SoundMOD

    Spirit of 76 (Gottlieb 1975) FS-DT-VR SoundMOD v1.0
     
    Celebrating the 250th Anniversary of the U.S.A. (1776-2026)
     
    Thanks and Credits on EMUnderdogs download page...
    Thanks to @DGrimmReaper for the great VR room and cabinet. 
    Thanks to @scampa123 and @RajoJoey for allowing use of their VR assets. 
    Fleep sounds, nFozzy EM physics round this beauty out so it plays as good as it looks
    All build credits are in the F12 menu so please have a look!
    @teisen, @Silversurfer, @hauntfreaks, @Cliffy, @DGrimmReaper and @outhere all contributed to this classic 4 player table.
     
    SoundMOD by Xenonph
     
    I used EMUnderdogs v1.1 with permission to make this SoundMOD.
    Find here...
    https://vpuniverse.com/files/file/26045-spirit-of-76-gottlieb-1975-11-fs-dt-vr/
    If you like this table mod, please thank the original authors, as they built a great table! 
     
    Special thanks to Loserman76, EMUnderdogs, and all previous table workers and helpers!
    Special thanks to Steve "Slydog43", without his generosity, I would not be modding tables!
     
    SoundMOD v1.0  
    I added 11 musics of classic Fife and Drum songs.
    5 are played during game, and 6 are played during attract mode.
     
    Added 2026 decals to right side drop targets. Previously was 1976 to celebrate 200 years.
     
    Added modified JPSalas LUT's triggered with Buy-In Key. (2 Key)
     
    Added 250th logo to top right of table, and on DT Backdrop.
     
    Converted the biggest pics in Image Manager to WebP format to save on file size.
    Original table file size = 97.8 MB's
    SoundMOD table file size = 69.5 MB's
     
    All Pictures, Sounds, Logos and Trademarks are Property of their respective owners. 
    I just found the pics and sound files on Google.
     
    This table should be considered as fan art, and therefore should be covered under the fair usage act.
    STRICTLY FOR PERSONAL USE AND NOT FOR COMMERCIAL SALE OR DISTRIBUTION. PLEASE DO NOT RE-DISTRIBUTE. 
     
    BY DOWNLOADING THIS FILE; YOU AGREE TO NOT RE-HOST, RE-PACKAGE OR RE-DISTRIBUTE IN ANY FORM THE ZIP FILE, OR THE CONTENTS OF THE ZIP FILE.

    290 downloads

       (1 review)

    1 comment

    Submitted

  2. Delta Queen by Bally, 1974

    The 1974 Bally table Delta Queen.  The main goal is to build the bonus and collect it by hitting the saucer on the upper left.  If you can hit both the A and B target, the bonus is doubled.  The bonus does not reset if it is collected by hitting the saucer.  When the ball drains, the bonus is collected and is reset to 1000.  
     
    Instead of the usual "ball in play," this machine uses "balls remaining."  I think the intent was to make it so you can earn an extra ball, and a shoot again at the same time.  Also, there is a credit light which I think was for locations where you could earn an extra game but were not allowed to have a credit counter to possibly resell them.  So, you knew there was at least 1 credit, but there could be more.  Pinball has an interesting legal history.
     
    There are lots of options on the F12 menu.
     
    * This is a 0.0 "first draft" release.  Please let me know if you find any problems.  I asked Teisen to look it over, so we can look forward to some visual improvements.
     
    I found a pretty good picture of the playfield and did my best to clean that up.  I had a much harder time with the plastics, and they are far from perfect.  
     
    I didn't make a B2S this time, because I usually throw something together quick and within a few days somebody creates a much better one - which is awesome!  This time I'm leaving it for people that are good at it.  If nothing shows up in a few weeks, I'll make one.
     
     *You have my permission to mod/improve/copy anything here.
     
    Thanks again to the VP community for creating the VPX program, tutorials, and for sharing tables and resources!

    525 downloads

       (5 reviews)

    21 comments

    Updated

  3. RollerGames (Williams 1990) - MrJ Definitive Edition 3.0.1

    RollerGames (Williams 1990)
    MrJ Definitive Edition 3.0.1
     
    After several weeks of development, testing, and countless cups of coffee, I'm excited to release MrJ Definitive Edition 3.0. This is the largest update to the project to date, featuring a complete overhaul of the table's visuals, lighting, mechanical audio, customization options, gameplay refinements, and multi-platform support.

    MrJ Definitive Edition 3.0
    Definitive Edition provides full support for all play modes and display configurations from a single table release. (See screenshots for a sample reference of each format.)
     
    ✓ Desktop - [POV files included]
    ✓ Cabinet - [POV files included]
    ✓ Full Single Screen - [POV files included]
    ✓ VR

    ✓ Authentic System 11 Display - [DT, FS, FSS, VR]
    ✓ ColorDMD - [DT, FS, FSS, VR]
    ✓ FlexDMD - [DT, FS, FSS, VR]
    ✓ Traditional B2S Backglass Support
     
    ✓ USA Backbox - [FSS, VR]
    ✓ European Backbox - [FSS, VR]
     
    ✓ Mechanical Sound Overhaul
    ✓ Dynamic Impact Audio
     
    ✓ Tournament Mode - [No center post]
    ✓ ROM Volume Presets - [F12 Menu]
    ✓ Mechanical Volume Presets - [F12 Menu]

    **3.0.1 Minor Update: changed cgame name back to rollr_l2 and removed .res test rom
     
    New to RollerGames?
     
    One of RollerGames' signature features is the magnet. When the ball enters The Pit, the VUK launches it around the wire form where the magnet captures it. Resist the urge to flip immediately! Allow the magnet to fully settle the ball before shooting, or you'll probably send it somewhere you never intended. 😄
     
    Roll, roll, roll, rollergames..
     
    This project was a labor of love and the result of many hours spent improving gameplay, ball flow, lighting, visuals, physics, reliability, and overall authenticity.  My goal was to preserve everything that made the original Williams machine special while refining the VPX experience to be as authentic, reliable, and immersive as possible.
     
    *A huge thank you to everyone whose work contributed to earlier versions of this table. Those releases are still available for download on VPUniverse as well.
     
    Credits:

    Original Table
    @Javier15 – Original table design

    Previous Major Updates
    @Drakken – nFozzy physics, Fleep sounds, visual updates
    @Ext2k – VR support 

    *This Definitive Edition builds upon their outstanding work while expanding the table with numerous new systems, visual improvements, gameplay refinements, customization options, and authenticity updates.
     
    Recommended Settings
    This table is configured to use Fleep Natural Dark 1 as the default LUT.
    Players who prefer fixed lighting may disable the LUT selector by changing the appropriate configuration value within the script.
     
    Enjoy RollerGames (Williams 1990) – MrJ Definitive Edition 3.0
     
    "Skate or Die!" 
    -MrJ
     

    3553 downloads

       (14 reviews)

    61 comments

    Updated

  4. Fireball II (Bally 1981)

    Use the right Magna-Save to raise the center post and make the game even more exciting!
     
    Built from scratch by @mistermixer, with previous versions by @destruk and @Javier used as reference. Authors: @mistermixer, @bord, and @jpsalas.
     
    Released by Fireball II in June 1981, Fireball II is a solid-state Bally pinball machine designed by Gary Gayton and known for its three-ball multiball gameplay. It features three flippers, a captive ball, and the unique "Little Demon" post between the flippers that can be raised by the player to help save the ball. 
     
    Credits for this release:
    @RusstyT – Added GI lighting, dramatically enhanced the playfield image and insert lights, and painstakingly replaced nearly every object on the table with higher-quality models and assets. His extensive visual overhaul completely transformed the look of the table, giving it a far more polished and modern appearance. @DGrimmReaper – Cabinet textures, animated VR backglass, center post animation fixes, various VR cabinet fixes, and desktop score displays. @studly_do_right – For helping improve the visuals and sound. @hauntfreaks – B2S backglass assets. @Gravy – worked with RusstyT to provide feedback and help improve visual aspects @burger – nFozzy and Fleep integration, desktop backdrop enhancements.  
    Info:
    use Right Magna-Save to activate the flipper post (the  "Little Demon") LUT options available in F12 Desktop users can see VR Cabinet and room by changing to vrtest=1 in the script

    2167 downloads

       (13 reviews)

    40 comments

    Updated

  5. El Toro (Bally 1972)

    It's Bally's El Toro.  I don't think anyone would call this their favorite table, but I'm starting to like it.
     
    There are not a lot of extra features like DOF or an options menu.  You have my permission and encouragement to improve this table.
     
    Please let me know if you find something that doesn't work or is not accurate to the real machine.  I already found a couple cosmetic things that I need to fix.
     
    I should have noted this before:  I started this table by stripping down the Hang Glider table because I really liked the feel of that machine, and I also used resources from Flip Flop, Fireball, Capersville and Sea Ray.  Probably a few other EM tables too.   A lot of people have done really nice recreations of Bally tables and that made this one easier.  A lot of ideas got reused on multiple tables, so it helped to look at others. 
     
    This was a lot of fun to work on, but I feel like I need a break from El Toro for a while!
     
    Some stuff that an ambitious person could add:
    -  The manual mentions several jumper options for awarding a bonus - see IPDB
    -  High Score sticky note
    -  LUT selector
    -  DOF
    -  More complex physics (like nFozzy)
    -  Better art.  Match the lettering font better while you are at it. 
         * Fun story - at one point I was having trouble finding resources and I thought about making my own theme as "El Taco."  I also considered "El Zoro" but then I found out there are two "R"s in Zorro (and it might be copyrighted).
    -  Accurate apron score cards
    -  VR stuff
    -  Correct anything else that doesn't match real table.  Either I didn't know and guessed or I made a mistake.  For example - I wasn't sure where the bulbs were on the real backglass, so I just guessed.

    1043 downloads

       (8 reviews)

    25 comments

    Updated

  6. Camelot from Bally (1970)

    CAMELOT by Bally.
     
    **As usual you have my permission (and encouragement) to re-use or improve this table and the B2S**
     
    This machine will actually award 1 point!  Most have a minimum score of 10.  There is also a 2-player version of this machine with freakier colors called GALAHAD.  
     
    It features:
    rollover buttons (up top) to lite the A bumpers or B bumpers (they score more points when lit)
    rollover buttons to raise and lower the center "PlayMore" post
    rollover buttons to lower and raise the "gate" post back into the shooter lane
    The hit targets advance the saucer bonus on the left (when lit)
    The "50 or 500" bonus on the right saucer rotates every time you hit a 1 point object (rubbers, unlit bumpers and rollovers).
    An extra ball ("shoot again") can be earned by hitting the left lane when it is lit.
     

    1930 downloads

       (6 reviews)

    28 comments

    Updated

  7. Galahad (Bally 1970)

    Galahad is the 2 player version of Camelot.  The playfield and plastics have different colors but the same design.  The backglass (not included) had different artwork.  The VPX table is just a copy of Camelot with the different artwork and players 3 and 4 removed.

    554 downloads

       (1 review)

    5 comments

    Updated

  8. Les insus

    Voilà le flipper des insus (ancien du Groupe Telephone, légende du rock français),les insus se sont reformés pour une série de concerts en 2016 et 2017 pour finir au Stade
    de France.La partie consiste à retrouver 15 chansons du groupe, reformer le groupe et envoyer le son rock. En tout, plus d'un million de personnes les verront sur scène ! Les Insus parcourent la France. Ce flipper est peut-être réservé aux francophones, mais essaie-le et écoute le son du rock français des années 76 à 86
     
    Here's the pinball game featuring Les Insus (formermembers of the legendary French rock band Téléphone).Les Insus reunited for a series of concerts in 2016 and 2017, culminating in a 
    performance at the Stade de France.The game involves finding 15 of the band's songs, reforming the group, and unleashing some rock music. In total, more than a million people will see them on stage! Les Insus are touring France. This pinball machine might be aimed at French speakers, but give it a try and listen to the sound of French rock from 1976 to 1986.
     
    The flyers were created by Mark (PEandS1Ws) . Thanks to him for his magnificent work.
     
    The pack contains
     
    the table
    the backglass
    the media
    the flyers created by MARK 

    543 downloads

       (10 reviews)

    9 comments

    Submitted

  9. Spirit of 76 (Gottlieb, 1975) SoundMOD

    Spirit of 76 (Gottlieb, 1975) SoundMOD v1.0 
     
    Celebrating the 250th Anniversary of the U.S.A. (1776-2026)
     
    Table build/scripting Loserman76
    Images from AllKnowing2012's VP9x table
    Backglass image by Wildman
    v1.0a improvements by Mustang1961
    SoundMOD by Xenonph
     
    I used Mustang1961's v1.0a with permission to make this SoundMOD.
    Find here...
    https://www.vpforums.org/index.php?app=downloads&showfile=17048
     
    Special thanks to Loserman76, Allknowing2012, Wildman, Mustang1961, and all previous table workers!
    Special thanks to Steve "Slydog43", without his generosity, I would not be modding tables!
     
    SoundMOD v1.0  
    I added 11 musics of classic Fife and Drum songs.
    5 are played during game, and 6 are played during attract mode.
    Added 2026 decals to right side drop targets. Previously was 1976 to celebrate 200 years.
    Added modified JPSalas LUT's triggered with Buy-In Key. (2 Key)
    Adjusted GI lights so top of plastics look like they are lit from below.
    Adjusted so GI lights only come on when a game is started.
    Added 250th logo to top right of table, and on DT Backdrop.
    The DT backdrop was stretching 250 logo, so I changed resolution from 1400x1050 to 1920x1080.
    Adjusted and set X and Y scale to 1 for DT POV.
    Also raised table using Z Offset to push Lockbar offscreen for DT POV. 
    Added material to DT side rails so pink color is gone.
    Converted the biggest pics in Image Manager to WebP format to save on file size.
    Original table file size = 44.2 MB's
    SoundMOD table file size = 33.1 MB's
     
    All Pictures, Sounds, Logos and Trademarks are Property of their respective owners. 
    I just found the pics and sound files on Google.
     
    This table should be considered as fan art, and therefore should be covered under the fair usage act.
    STRICTLY FOR PERSONAL USE AND NOT FOR COMMERCIAL SALE OR DISTRIBUTION. PLEASE DO NOT RE-DISTRIBUTE. 
     
    BY DOWNLOADING THIS FILE; YOU AGREE TO NOT RE-HOST, RE-PACKAGE OR RE-DISTRIBUTE IN ANY FORM THE ZIP FILE, OR THE CONTENTS OF THE ZIP FILE.

    392 downloads

       (4 reviews)

    4 comments

    Submitted

  10. Wild Wild West (Gottlieb 1969) v2.0

    Wild Wild West (Gottlieb 1969) v2.0
    This was started back in 2024, but I always hated the redraw of the cowgirls on the PF.
    I tried a few times to redo it and failed. But then, at the end of 2025, my wife got me an iPad — and I HATE Apple stuff. (then the shit hit the fan)
    But with the iPad, an Apple Pencil, and Procreate, I finally got the results I was looking for. Plus I also started getting my drawing muscle memory back from when I was a kid.
    Anyway, here is the final product.

    info. from tom a script:
    '*************************************************
    '*    original build by: Loserman76/GNance
    '*            v1.0    Dec-07-2021
    '*      Wild Wild West (Gottlieb 1969)
    '*     Table build/scripted by Loserman76
    '*    Playfield/plastics all drawn by GNance
    '*************************************************
    '*            v2.0 Update 2026
    '*    HauntFreaks  - playfield/plastics re-draw
    '*                - lighting and photoshop shadows
    '*                - VR room re-skin
    '*                - assorted do-dads
     
    '*    JCalhoun - Fleep sounds and new sound code
     
    '*    Cliffy    - Apron, shooter gauge, arch
    '*            - recessed card trays
    '*            - better lane guard
    '*            - rear pf lock and glass channel
     
    '*    DGrimmReaper  - VR assets, VR code and fixes
     
    '*    Teisen    - playfield art and color adjustments
    '*            - new playfield inserts
    '*            - plastics / color adjustments
    '*            - metal parts
    '*            - general lighting
    '*            - bumper adjustments
    '*            - new bumper caps
    '*            - addition of shadows / dynamic shadows
    '*            - addition of playfield holes
    '*            - new apron cards
    '*            - various material adjustments
    '*            - environment adjustments

    875 downloads

       (10 reviews)

    13 comments

    Updated

  11. Cobra by Oly 1.0 (Blackout Williams 1980 from SBR34)

    Hi, I would thank Schlabber34 who allows me reskin his table Blackout .
    This table works with 10.7.4 vpx, I added musics, new sounds during the game and reskin the table.
     
    - Rightmagnasave button = next track
     
    - Extract Cobra.rar then put Cobra folder in music folder.
     
    enjoy
     
     
    Bonjour, Je tiens à remercier Schlabber34 qui m'a autorisé à modifier l'apparence de sa table Blackout7x.
    Cette table fonctionne avec la version 10.7.4 de vpx ; j'ai ajouté des morceaux de musique, de nouveaux effets sonores pendant le jeu et j'ai modifié l'apparence de la table.
    - Le bouton « Rightmagnasave » = piste suivante
    - Décompressez le fichier Cobra.rar, puis placez le dossier « Cobra » dans le dossier « music ».
    Amusez-vous bien
     

    638 downloads

       (1 review)

    2 comments

    Updated

  12. Trust PUP (Original 2026)

    ALIAS=sorcr_l2Trustpup2026,sorcr_l2
     
    Trust est un groupe de hard rock français, fondé en 1977 et populaire en Europe durant la première moitié des années 1980. Ils sont surtout connus pour le talent du guitariste Norbert « Nono » Krief, la voix de Bernard « Bernie » Bonvoisin (qui rappelle celle de Bon Scott d'AC/DC) et leurs textes abordant des thèmes sociaux et politiques.[1] Les batteurs Nicko McBrain et Clive Burr, tous deux célèbres pour avoir été membres d'Iron Maiden, ont fait partie du groupe Trust à différentes périodes dans les années 1980.[1] Le groupe s'est séparé en 1985 et s'est reformé dans les années 2000 pour des concerts et de nouveaux enregistrements.
    Histoire
    Le groupe Trust a été fondé en 1977 par Bernard « Bernie » Bonvoisin (chant, paroles), Norbert « Nono » Krief (guitare, composition), Raymond « Ray » Manna (basse) et Jean-Émile « Jeannot » Hanela (batterie). La même année, le groupe sort son premier single, « Prends Pas Ton Flingue ». Ce disque est réédité lors de leur premier bref retour en 1992.
    Le groupe Trust a connu la gloire en 1979 et 1980 grâce à une musique mêlant influences hard rock, critiques sociales et politiques acerbes, relents anarchistes et une attitude rebelle proche de celle de MC5. Le succès de Trust reposait également sur le statut de guitariste légendaire de Krief, les textes sincères et profonds de Bonvoisin, ainsi que son énergie brute sur scène. Leur tube de 1980, « Antisocial », extrait de l'album « Répression », dénonçait le rythme effréné et déshumanisant de la vie et du travail dans les grandes villes. « Le Mitard », également issu de cet album, s'attaquait à ce que Trust considérait comme une gestion excessivement répressive de la délinquance juvénile, avec des textes de Jacques Mesrine, figure controversée du milieu criminel[1]. Enfin, la chanson « Monsieur Comédie » critiquait l'ayatollah Khomeini, alors en exil en France, le dépeignant comme un « tortionnaire ». Pour traduire les messages politiques agressifs des chansons, Trust a bénéficié de l'aide de Jimmy Pursey, du groupe punk britannique Sham 69, pour les paroles anglaises de l'album Répression.[1] L'adaptation anglaise de la chanson « Antisocial », cependant, est assez approximative, et les paroles sont bien plus édulcorées que les originales. Alors que les quatre premiers vers de la version française se traduisent par : « Tu passes ta vie à travailler pour payer ta propre pierre tombale, tu caches ton visage derrière le journal, tu marches comme un robot dans les couloirs du métro, personne ne se soucie de ta présence, c'est à toi de faire le premier pas », la version anglaise donne : « Tu es un voyage en train vers l'insignifiance, tu es amoureux d'une existence infernale, l'argent est tout ce que tu désires, pourquoi ne pas tout plaquer et prendre ta retraite ? »
    Parmi les autres chansons politiques majeures, on peut citer « Darquier » (45 tours, 1979), qui évoque le célèbre collaborateur de l'Allemagne nazie Louis Darquier de Pellepoix ; « Les Brutes » (extrait de l'album Marche ou Crève, 1981), qui décrit les actes de sauvagerie commis par les forces militaires du Pacte de Varsovie lors du Printemps de Prague en Tchécoslovaquie ; et « H & D » (extrait de l'album L'Élite, 1979), où « H & D » signifie « Hôpital & Débiles » (« Asile & Psychos »), qui accuse l'Union soviétique et ses services secrets (KGB) de réprimer la dissidence en envoyant des opposants politiques dans des hôpitaux psychiatriques sous de faux diagnostics.
    Le style du chanteur Bernie Bonvoisin a été comparé à celui de Bon Scott d'AC/DC, avec qui Trust entretenait des relations amicales.[1] « Ride On » d'AC/DC figure sur le premier album de Trust, sorti en 1979. Leur premier single, « Prends pas ton flingue », paru en 1977, avait d'ailleurs pour face B une adaptation française de « Love at First Feel » d'AC/DC (« Paris by Night »). L'album live « Répression dans l'Hexagone », enregistré en 1980, comprenait des reprises des titres « Problem Child » et « Live Wire » d'AC/DC. Cet album est sorti sous le titre « Trust Live » en 1992, douze ans après son enregistrement chez Sony Music France, coïncidant avec la sortie de l'album live d'AC/DC en France. Cependant, les membres du groupe ont nié avoir eu recours à une telle stratégie marketing, affirmant que les bandes originales qu'ils croyaient perdues avaient été retrouvées la même année par hasard.
    En 1983, après trois albums à succès consécutifs et une tournée mondiale, notamment en première partie d'Iron Maiden, le groupe essuya des critiques croissantes concernant son son moins incisif, l'utilisation de synthétiseurs et les fréquents changements de batteur – par exemple, Nicko McBrain quitta le groupe après la sortie de Savage (version anglaise de Marche ou Crève) pour rejoindre Iron Maiden. [1] L'ancien batteur d'Iron Maiden, Clive Burr, fit le chemin inverse, avant de quitter lui-même le groupe après l'enregistrement de l'album Trust IV (Idéal) en 1983. Suite aux ventes décevantes de leur dernier album, Rock'n'Roll, Trust se sépara en 1985. Bonvoisin se concentra alors sur sa carrière solo et Krief rejoignit Johnny Hallyday, surnommé « l'Elvis français », comme guitariste soliste en studio et sur scène de 1985 à 1993.
    Entre-temps, leur plus grand succès, « Antisocial », a été repris (en anglais) en 1988 par Anthrax sur leur album State of Euphoria et est devenu l'un de leurs titres et clips les plus populaires. Un an plus tard, Anthrax a également enregistré la version française de la chanson, présente sur leur EP Penikufesin de 1989. Une version live du single 12 pouces de « Make Me Laugh » d'Anthrax met en vedette Bernie Bonvoisin au chant, accompagné du chanteur d'Anthrax, Joey Belladonna. Porté par un intérêt mondial soudain, Trust a été programmé au festival Monsters of Rock de Paris en 1988. À cette occasion, l'album live Paris by Night a été enregistré et distribué à l'international par Megaforce Records, le label de Metallica et d'Anthrax. Le groupe a continué à tourner en 1989 et a sorti un album de reprises et d'inédits, intitulé En attendant, avant de se séparer une nouvelle fois.
    Le groupe Trust se reforme autour de Krief et Bonvoisin avec un nouvel album studio, Europe et haines, en 1996, et signe un contrat avec Warner. Après quelques tournées et un autre album live, Bonvoisin et Krief se séparent en raison de divergences concernant l'enregistrement de l'album suivant, Ni Dieu, ni maître, qui est auto-produit par Krief en 2000 avant d'être retiré du marché suite à l'intervention de Bonvoisin.
    Début juillet 2006, la formation classique élargie de Trust, enrichie plus tard par un DJ, se reforme pour un concert au Festival des Terres Neuvas, qui sera ensuite publié sous forme d'album live. Après un concert anniversaire en 2007, trente ans après leur première apparition sur la scène de l'Olympia à Paris, un album de titres inédits, 13 à table, est enregistré et publié en septembre 2008.
    En 2012, Bonvoisin annonça qu'il n'y aurait ni reformation de Trust ni albums remasterisés.[2] Cependant, plus tard dans l'année, le groupe fut intégré à la programmation de Sonisphere France, avant d'annuler sa participation peu après. Bonvoisin entama une tournée en 2013 sous le nom de « Kollektif AK47 », sans Krief, avant de se séparer à nouveau.
    Depuis 2016 et à l'occasion de leur 40e anniversaire en 2017, Trust a repris les tournées et les enregistrements réguliers avec une formation stable, pour une fois, et a sorti trois albums de nouveaux morceaux (tous enregistrés en conditions « live » et mixés par Mike Fraser) ainsi qu'un coffret de leurs trois premiers albums, réenregistrés avec des paroles mises à jour.
     
     

    Faites confiance à PUP 2026.mp4
     
     
    Campagne 2006 : Soulagez-vous dans les urnes ! 
     
    1.Le Mitard
    2.Palais
    3.Au nom de la race
    4. Fatalité
    5.On lèche, on lâche, on lynche
    6.Medley 1 : Saumur / Ride On / Ton dernier acte
    7.Par compromission
    8.Sors tes griffes
    9.Fais où on te dit de faire
    10.Tout ce qui est bon est mal
    11. Instinct de mort
    12. Police milice
    13.Medley 2 : Préfabriqués / L'élite / Bosser 8 heures
    14. Antisocial
     
    Bernie Bonvoisin : chant
    Norbert "Nono" Krief : guitare
    Yves « Vivi » Brusco : basse
    Ismalia Diop : guitare
    Farid Medjane : batterie
     
     
     
     
     

    280 downloads

       (2 reviews)

    0 comments

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  13. StartVPX

    Hi everyone,
     
    I'd like to share a small free tool I built — StartVPX — plus the frontend I use it with.
    StartVPX (free) is a tiny helper that starts a Visual Pinball table the right way, every time. When you launch a table it pops up a clean chooser with three buttons — Cabinet, Desktop, or VR — and then takes care of everything else:
     
    ▶️ Correct mode per table: Cabinet (fullscreen), Desktop (angled playfield view), or VR (OpenGL build) — your choice at launch.
    🖥️ Multi-monitor aware: positions the window where it belongs and brings VPX reliably to the front.
    🎛️ Sets BGSet automatically (Cabinet vs Desktop) and handles the VPinMAME DMD window — no manual fiddling.
    🎮 Built-in controller → keyboard mapping that replaces JoyToKey. It supports Xbox/XInput pads (analog triggers work as flippers, and yes — even the Guide button) and DirectInput arcade encoders. It only runs while VPX is running, and it's fully configurable. No third-party tools to install.
    🪶 Lightweight and clean: a single small Windows app, free, with nothing proprietary bundled. Settings live in a simple INI file.
     
    The Launcher is the frontend in the screenshots. It shows your tables as round wheel-art icons if you replace the default icon; one click launches the table through StartVPX. A few highlights:
    Organize tables across multiple pages, each with its own skin.
    It's also a full Windows app launcher — programs, folders, websites — with handy extras (clock, weather, GPU temperature, clipboard manager, screen magnifier, monitor brightness). So it's useful far beyond pinball.
    Free to use for the first 16 buttons. More info on my homepage: https://www.launcher-online.de
    How it works: Launcher icon → StartVPX.exe "Table.vpx" → pick Cabinet/Desktop/VR → VPX starts. StartVPX also works standalone with any frontend that can pass a table name on the command line, even a shortcut will do.
     
    Requirements: Windows 7 or newer, Visual Pinball 10.8 (the OpenGL build for VR), optional VPinMAME for ROM-based tables.
    Good to know: StartVPX doesn't touch your VPinMAME/DMD settings by default. If your DMD doesn't show up, set SetShowWinDMD=1 in the INI once, launch a table in Desktop mode, then set it back to 0.
     
    This is an early release — I'd love to hear how it works on your setups, and I'm happy to take feature requests. Thanks for taking a look! 🎯

    Rgds. SittingDuck

    70 downloads

       (0 reviews)

    0 comments

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  14. Bruce Lee PUP Larouillas (Original 2026)

    Mod JP's Seawitch (Stern 1980) v600.vpx
     
    Many thanks to jpsalas for allowing me to publish this mod
     
    Alias=seawitchBruceLeePUP,seawitch
     

    Bruce Lee PUP Larouillas full DMD.mp4    
    For Full DMD

     
     

    1457 downloads

       (9 reviews)

    8 comments

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  15. Sinbad (Gottlieb 1978) Gold with VR 5.2

    This is just a VR add-on for the great table by Designone (https://vpuniverse.com/files/file/28147-sinbad-gottlieb-1978-gold-51/).  It also includes some small graphical upgrades and other tweaks, again kindly provided by Designone.
     
    Many thanks for all the hard work put in by all those before me particularly, Designone, as well as Pinuck, Kruge99, JPSalas, Styx, Basti and DaRdog81, my contribution was insignificant in comparison.  This is one of my first contributions, hopefully it has turned out OK.
     
    Use F12 to select between VR Rooms or adjust the script.
     
    You will also need a B2S backglass file.  Any will do, but I recommend using this top notch one from Hauntfreaks: https://vpuniverse.com/files/file/28607-sinbad-gottlieb-1978-gold-51/.
     
    Lastly, if you’ve not given this a try, give it a go.  The clean design, simple ruleset and quick, fun play will keep you coming back.

    249 downloads

       (2 reviews)

    10 comments

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  16. Sinbad (Gottlieb 1978) Solid State Final with VR

    This is a VR add-on for the great table by Designone (https://vpuniverse.com/files/file/26660-sinbad-gottlieb-1978-designone-mod/).  It also includes some small graphical upgrades and other tweaks, again kindly provided by Designone.
     
    Many thanks for all the hard work put in by all those before me particularly, Designone, as well as Pinuck, Kruge99, JPSalas, Styx, Basti and DaRdog81, my contribution was insignificant in comparison.  This is one of my first contributions, hopefully it has turned out OK.
     
    Use F12 to select between VR Rooms or adjust the script.
     
    You will also need a B2S backglass file.  Any will do, but I recommend using this top notch one from Hauntfreaks: https://vpuniverse.com/files/file/25747-sinbad-gottlieb-1978ss-b2s/.
     
    Lastly, if you’ve not given this a try, give it a go.  The clean design, simple ruleset and quick, fun play will keep you coming back.

    244 downloads

       (1 review)

    6 comments

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  17. Rack Em UP (Gottlieb 1983)_Hybrid

    First of all, I would like to thank my friend kalavera for approving the small update I made and especially for the excellent work done and for making it available!
     
    I also thank the creators and contributors of the initial versions, Inkochnito, TAB, LuvThatApex, Destruk, dboyrecords, wildman, STAT and Bord.
     
    And a special thanks to JPSalas for helping me with the rolling ball sounds routine!
     
    The work itself was very well done, so the changes I made were few to try to make the table even better.
     
    - small touches on the playfield
    - small touches on plastics
    - new tabs and tweaks
    - new metals
    - new lighting
    - flipper sounds
    - new cap bumpers
    - illuminated bumper base
    - new backdrop
    - new POV
    - some small adjustments
     
    here is the link to the original table used    

     
    kalavera description:
    Thanks to :
    Inkochnito for your Dipswitchs
    TAB, LuvThatApex and Destruk, for your version VP8
    dboyrecords for your conversion and rotation in VP9
    Also thanks to all those who got involved in one way or another (wildman in backglass, STAT in media pack, and if I forget someone I apologize)
    Thanks To Bord for his beautiful primitive flippers, implement them in this table.
    The table was recreated from scratch, the playfield try to make it as similar as possible to the original, there are few good photos out there, so i did what i could, hope the final result will please you, the door at the top where it comes out the ball to the field of play is not the model that should be, but as i'm not good with 3D modeling is what i could achieve, if someone is encouraged to recreate it and send to me, would replace it immediately, try to recreate the physics as best i could using the three videos find on Youtube.

    3271 downloads

       (18 reviews)

    30 comments

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  18. Trust Version French and English

    Mod Sorcerer (Williams 1985) version 4.0.4
     
    Many thanks to jpsalas and UnclePaulie for allowing me to publish this mod
     
     

     
    Source for .dif
     

    769 downloads

       (3 reviews)

    8 comments

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  19. King Kong Prototype (Data East 1990)

    Use F12 to switch between prototypes, even in the middle of a game!
     
    This table was created by @cyberpez as a scratch build in 2020. Cyberpez redrew the playfield, plastics, decals, and countless other assets that brought the project to life.
     
    Cyberpez also credited @Dazz, @dup3d, @gtxjoe, @Javier15, @DStruct, @Wildman, @toxie, @fuzzel, @Thalamus, @wrd1972, nFozzy, @Flupper, @Schlabber34, @DJRobX, @BrandonLaw, @Dark, @Benji, @iaakki, @Sixtoe, @arconovum, @arngrim, @bord, and @rothbauerw for their contributions.
     
    King Kong was an unreleased Data East prototype from the early 1990s that went through numerous changes during development. Several prototype versions are known to exist today, each offering a unique glimpse into how the game evolved before the project was ultimately canceled.
     
    New in this version:
    @burger
    Added Fleep mechanical and ball sounds Refreshed the table's nFozzy physics implementation Resolved some stuck ball issues Added prototype selection and LUT controls to the F12 menu Attempted to further match gameplay with real table  
    @studly_do_right Helped test the various prototypes and contributed additional sound effects.
     
    Info:
    The table loads a random prototype by default, so you'll get a different version each time you open it. You can use the F12 menu to select a specific prototype if you find one you prefer.

    1756 downloads

       (13 reviews)

    19 comments

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  20. Demon Slayer (mod Circus Zaccaria 1977)

    Modification of the magnificent "Circus Zaccaria 1977" table—a big thank you to its creator! I simply swapped out the images to bring you this manga-style version. The link includes the media files and the music folder.
     

     

     
    Other version
     
     

    1506 downloads

       (6 reviews)

    4 comments

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  21. The Price Is Right - Original

    Created this for my wife, who is a big fan of the game show!  Game is based on how long it takes you to get to the target score.  You can reduce the target score, but be careful - you can also LOSE points in the outlanes!  Have fun with this - it's my first VPX attempt.  Includes a simple backglass.  Use the Virtual DMD to get the score.

    442 downloads

       (1 review)

    10 comments

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  22. Gold Ball (Bally 1983)

    First of all, thanks to Goldchicco, agentEighty6, and kalavera for their initial version; it was a great starting point.
    I started this table a couple of years ago, but due to a lack of resources, it ended up in a drawer. Later, I updated it, but it broke during the Blender baking process. Finally, I was able to release a publishable version. I hope you enjoy it. 
    Thanks to DGrimmReaper for collaborating on the VR backglass.
    Thanks to the testers :studly_do_right, DGrimmReaper, apophis, BountyBob. 
    And let's not forget this house, VPUniverse

    1047 downloads

       (9 reviews)

    10 comments

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  23. 4 Queens (Bally 1970)1.0

    4 Queens (Bally 1970)!!! 
    Hello again dear vpuniverse community, this is a table I used to practice with Blender's lighting tool and it grew enough to publish it. Thanks to the testing team and support of many people, it grew even more.
    Thanks to HauntFreaks for the resources to build the b2s in VR and for their cabinet backglass.
    People who tested, collaborated, and encouraged:
    cl4ve, studly_do_right, apophis, bthlonewolf, HauntFreaks, supergibson, superhac, DGrimmReaper, m.carter78
    If I forgot anyone, please let me know.

    1654 downloads

       (14 reviews)

    19 comments

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  24. Apache (Playmatic 1975)

    Apache was produced by Playmatic in 1975.
    EM Table VPX 7.0
    An "apache" is a ruffian or a member of a gang of criminals, especially in Paris.
     
    Table created thanks to all the contributions and tutorials of jpsalas vpw team, the incredible art of pedator and the knowledge of akiles rescuing Spanish machines and working on some future wonders
     
    apron lenguage selector (1 - english 2- spanish)
    Line 17
     
    Enjoy and remember it's free don't sell it

    1628 downloads

       (6 reviews)

    9 comments

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  25. Cybernaut (Bally 1985) Alt Playfield Mod

    I was in the process of a reskin this table for my own personal use when @burger Released his updated version so I asked him if I could use his version to Reskin and Possibly release. And here and obviously I am releasing it so he said yes. 
     
    This is a Reskin of Burger's version of the  @RajoJoey @mistermixer and @Schlabber34's Table inspired by the art work from @Wildman's great new back glass. I really liked the new art style of the back glass and new it need a table to match it. so here I present my mod. It includes the table, my Score on DMD  version of wildman's back glass (check out his wonderful version), a topper I made, and a wheel. 
     
    I have changed the artwork on most of the table, I did use A.I. to help create the images but since we all know A.I. is not perfect it took me quite a while to edit the images to match the parts just the way I wanted. This was the first time I had ever used A.I. so it was quite the learning process but I think the final product can out great. Hope you enjoy and if you haven't already done so, check out burger's original version and also all of wildman's new alt back glasses and wheels he has been putting out. And of course give some love to all the others that have previously worked on this table. (Listed below)
     
    Cybernaut is a 1985 Bally pinball machine designed by Steve Ritchie, featuring a futuristic computer and robotics theme inspired by the emerging digital age. Fast shots, standup targets, drop targets, and electronic sound effects combine to create a game that reflects the excitement and mystery surrounding computers in the mid-1980s.
     
    Credits from previous versions:
    - @burger added nFozzy and Fleep physics and sounds, and converted the table into a hybrid version that supports desktop, cabinet, and VR
    - @studly_do_right made minor tweaks to a few lights and resolved missing sounds
    - @DGrimmReaper did some VR tweaks and changed the backglass animations updated with @hauntfreaks new b2s assets (I did change the images in VR to match Wildman's version but used his files for reference)
    - @hauntfreaks new VR b2s assets (I did change the images in VR to match Wildman's version but used his files for reference)

    @RajoJoey for implementing VR support
    @mistermixerfor creating the table
    @Schlabber34 for the 3D work
    @Sixtoe for the VR room and cabinet templates
    @Rawd for the analog clock from his toyroom (this was originally taken from Rascal VP9 clock table)

    Info
    There are two rooms: the minimal room and a sphere.
    You can easily switch rooms by pressing the magna save-buttons.
     
    There are 16 LUT-files in the table. So you can change the lighting.
    Hold the left magna save-button and click the right magna save-button to change the LUT-file.
     
    Desktop users can see the VR room if they change the value of vrtest from 0 to 1 in the script  (line 193)

    1511 downloads

       (7 reviews)

    8 comments

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