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  1. Daffie (Williams 1968) 0_0

    A VPX Version of the Williams table Daffie.  Williams created two very similar tables, Daffie was the "add-a-ball" version where earning a "special" added a ball to the current game.  
     
    *** This is an early 0.0 version, so expect some bugs.  Please let me know and I'll try to fix them. ***
    I'm planning to convert this Daffie table into a Doozie version after people have played it and I have fixed any major bugs.
     
    Both games feature a top gate and Zipper style Flippers.  Based on videos I have seen, the rollover "buttons" move and I tried to simulate this effect.

    *Daffie*
    Special = extra ball for current game (up to 9)
    Scoring on 5 reels (4 + a dummy 1's reel) - scores are thus 10 times Doozie (10-99990).  Playfield and bumper caps have 10 times larger values than Doozie.
    4 bumpers & 1 drop target
    Backglass has 1-9 "balls to play" count lights and a manually entered "previous high score"
     
    *Doozie*
    Special = adds 1 game credit
    Scoring on 4 reels (1-9999)
    5 bumpers
    Match function at end of game to possibly earn a free game
    Backglass has 1-5 "ball in play" count lights and a 0-9 match lights
     
    The number of completed X's determines which bumpers and special lights are lit.  
    If I'm reading the schematics correctly, those patterns are different between Doozie and Daffie.
     
    It doesn't appear that either game had a credits reel.  There are some notes that suggest Doozie may have had an optional credit counting unit.
     
    ** Feel free to modify or improve anything. **
     
    ** Halen has a B2S backglass in the works, so I assume that will be available soon.
     

    153 downloads

       (0 reviews)

    5 comments

    Submitted

  2. Derby Day (Gottlieb 1956)

    A VPX Version of Derby Day.  Big thanks to Halen for suggesting it and creating the Backglass.  Thanks to pbecker1946 for the VP9 version and the notes he included with it (including permission to use resources from it).
    There are some fantastic VPX recreations of tables from the 1950's and 1960's and I probably grabbed bits from most of them.  The Ace High table from jpsalas and Halen was especially useful.
     
    This machine is old enough that it doesn't have a "Game Over" backglass light or a match function.  When you are out of balls, that's the end.  The real machine doesn't even have scoring reels - it uses lights.  
    Halen made a super nice B2S that does that nicely.  I'm too lazy to try to do that on the desktop background, so I just stuck a scoring reel on there for people that don't use a B2S. 
     
    If you want a more realistic experience, I recommend using the F12 key to bring up the options menu.
    Set "Manual Ball Lift (use magnasave key)" to YES to be like the real table and set "Show Score/Credits only on B2S" to YES.
     
    The goal of the game is to advance "horses" around the track by hitting stuff.  The only way to get a horse started on the track is to hit the circle standup targets.  Getting the 4 horses lined up or getting any horse to the win/place/show area can earn free games.  Even though it was created a long time ago, it's still fun today.
     
    There are probably some bugs in this early release, so let me know and I'll try to get them fixed.

    416 downloads

       (7 reviews)

    8 comments

    Submitted

  3. Dragonette (Gottlieb 1954)

    ********  Dragonette      *************
            Gottlieb 1954    

       VPX Conversion 1/2/2025 by Polsonator2
     
    Thanks go to original author Leo_Wanker for creating this awesome table in VP9.  I have taken his original VP9 table and gave it a VPX makeover/conversion.  I took the original playfield and then I used AI upscaling to create a much higher resolution image and I also hand cleaned up the imperfections I saw etc that came through on the AI upscale, like text on the table, etc. I also updated some of the script, added things where needed, and removed unneeded script code.  I created and scripted in a working backglass which is also included. This conversion was made for cabinet play so it may not be fully perfect for someone that plays on a desktop pc view, etc.
     
    After you insert a coin, push the RightMagnaSave button to release the ball.

    1064 downloads

       (4 reviews)

    26 comments

    Updated

  4. Buccaneer (Gottlieb 1948)

    VPX Conversion 1/1/2025 by Polsonator2
     
    Itchigo had posted in October the VP9 version with a request for someone to try and convert it to VPX.  I love playing woodrails and decided to try to convert this in VPX.  Reached out to Itchigo and got his permission to upload my full conversion.  Here it is now for everyone to enjoy.  To release the ball after inserting a coin, push the RightMagnaSave button.
     
    Thanks go to Itchigo and PBecker1946 for creating this awesome 1948 table in VP9.  I have taken their original table and gave it a VPX makeover/conversion.  I took the original playfield that the original authors painstaking made from photos and then I used AI upscaling to create a much higher resolution image.  I also hand cleaned up the imperfections I saw etc that came through on the AI upscale, like text on the table, etc.  I also updated some of the script, added things where needed, and removed unneeded script code.  I also did this conversion for cabinet play (I only play on a 3 screen cabinet) so it may not be fully perfect for someone that plays on a desktop pc view, etc.  The zip file includes a working backglass, made by Itchigo, with some small updates added by me, a wheel picture I made, and a dmd image.
     
    Here is a link to Itchigo and PBecker1946's original VP9 table:
     
     

    1048 downloads

       (1 review)

    14 comments

    Updated

  5. Queen of Hearts (Gottlieb 1952)

    **This table is available for anyone to improve and I give permission for anyone to post their own version.**
     
    Arborelia had posted on his modified version of Loserman76's table that he would like a high resolution playfield to upgrade the table.  I reached out to Arborelia and showed him the upgraded playfield and other visuals that I did on this.  He gave me permission to go ahead and upload a new version of what I came up with.  To release the ball after inserting a coin, push the RightMagnaSave button (if you want to map a different button you can alter this in the script under the key codes).
     
    Here are my updates:
     
    1/15/24 Updates by Polsonator2
     
    I have taken PBecker's image that Loserman76 used for the playfield and upscaled it, and I also did a ton of manual work to it cleaning it up and painting, fixing details to make it look as nice as I could.  I also incorporated into the table, as well as upscaled plastics, cleaned up the plastic, apron, some screws, physics that I think match how I like on 50's woodrails I have played, materials changes, and I changed the wood to higher res different textures.  I also raised the side gates up as the correct way would be for it to sit on top of the upper plastic.  Lastly, I fixed the Tilt not working right in the script, it wasn't resting the game and dropping the balls back down.  I also did my edits for cabinet play so it may not be fully perfect for someone that plays on a desktop pc view, etc. I have also included a pov file for the cabinet view I use.
     
    Here is a link to Loserman76's original table:
     
     
    Here is a link to Arborelia's modification of that table:
     
     
     

    1475 downloads

       (3 reviews)

    12 comments

    Updated

  6. Headless Horseman

    Something fun for the Halloween season.   A table with a few tricks and a few treats.
     
    Inspired by the famous short story "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow" written in 1820 by Washington Irving.
     
    There is a real Sleepy Hollow in New York state, and an actual Old Dutch Church, and Washington Irving is buried in the cemetery there.
     
    I worked out most of this table earlier in the year but was saving it for now.  I tried out a bunch of ideas and learned a lot.
     
    Let me know if anything is broken or missing.... like a head <insert scary laugh here>....

    368 downloads

       (4 reviews)

    8 comments

    Updated

  7. Marble Queen (Gottlieb 1953)

    **This table is available for anyone to improve and Itchigo and I give permission for anyone to post their own version.**
     
     ********   Marble Queen   ************* '          Gottlieb 1953 ' 
    VPX Conversion 1/9/2025 by Polsonator2
     
    I have converted another awesome 50's woodrail table originally made in VP9 by Itchigo and PBecker1946.  To release the ball after inserting a coin, push the RightMagnaSave button (if you want to map a different button you can alter this in the script under the key codes).

    Thanks go to Itchigo and PBecker1946 for creating this awesome table in VP9.  I have taken their original table and gave it a VPX   makeover/conversion. I took the original playfield that the original authors painstaking made from photos and then I used AI upscaling to create a much higher resolution image.  I also hand cleaned up the imperfections I saw etc that came through on the AI upscale, like text on the table, etc.  I also updated a lot of the script, especially regarding the lighting events of the bumpers, marble balls, etc, Completely redid bumper lighting in VPX format.   Added things where needed, and removed unneeded script code.  I created a lot of the new images used in the plastics as well.  I also did this conversion for cabinet play so it may not be fully perfect for someone that plays on a desktop pc view, etc. 
     
    The zip file includes a working backglass, made by Itchigo, a pov file for cabinet view, a written commentary about the game by original vp9 author PBecker1946, and a dmd image.  Here is a link to a wheel that already exists for this table so I did not need to make one so there is not one included in the zip: 
     
    Hope everyone enjoys this

    1203 downloads

       (3 reviews)

    7 comments

    Updated

  8. See Saw (Bally 1971)

    Another fun Bally EM Table.
     
    Accumulate and collect a yellow bonus and a blue bonus.  The bonus resets when the turn ends.
    This game has a lot of fun stuff :
    A top gate to the shooter lane
    A left outlane kickback
    A right outlane gate back to the shooter lane
    A "playmore" post between the flippers
     
    There are a bunch of options on Page 3 of the F12 menu.  Including a high score saving piece of tape that a few people have asked for. 
    Fun Fact: if you were playing this machine in 1971 you would have needed to use tape because post-it notes were not sold until 1980.
     
    For version 1.0 there are a bunch of awesome Teisen improvements!

    2101 downloads

       (9 reviews)

    31 comments

    Updated

  9. Show Boat (Gottlieb 1961)

    It's show boat!  An interesting table that tried some innovative ideas.  Four Flippers on the bottom, six pop bumpers, and 4 gates turned so that they are pretty much impossible to hit from the flippers.  There's also a chance to earn a second match number at the end, by hitting all three A, B, and C outlanes.
     
    I could only find a couple videos on YouTube but they did have some good details.  I guessed the rules based on what was shown, so hopefully I'm mostly accurate.
     
    There are some options on the F12 menu, including showing high score and using the manual ball lifter.  It looks like the real game has a manual ball lift, but I defaulted it to do an automatic one because many people are confused by it.  I know I was at one time.
     
    Let me know if you find anything that is broken or isn't accurate.  There's always something...
     
    Thanks to others, there are a couple nice looking B2S backglass files available.  Thanks!
     
    *Feel free to modify or improve this table.

    436 downloads

       (4 reviews)

    8 comments

    Updated

  10. Expressway from Bally (1971)

    A VPX version of Expressway.  I was able to find a lot of information on this table and a number of pictures.  Unfortunately, I wasn't able to find head-on pictures that would be easy to use for artwork.  So, I needed to do some photo manipulation and some artwork on my own.  This table is definitely limited by my artistic ability!  
     
    I think this is a decent first attempt, but there are a lot of things that could be added or improved. 
    Please let me know if you find something that doesn't work or is not accurate to the real machine.
     
    ** You have my permission and encouragement to improve this table! **
     
    I started this table by stripping down the On Beam table, and I also used resources from Flip Flop, Fireball, Capersville and Sea Ray.  Probably a few other EM tables too.   
     
    I find this to be a pretty fun table - the main goal is to light the letters E-X-P-R-E-S-S-W-A-Y in sequence.
     
    I spent a little time learning how the new F12 options menu works.  So, there are several options available on page 3 of that menu.  Some are from the Bally manual and some are my own.  For example, I found pictures with red, yellow, and black flippers and I'm not sure what the original machine had - so I made it something you can pick from that menu.

    1859 downloads

       (14 reviews)

    26 comments

    Updated

  11. Bowl-O (Bally 1970)

    Bowl-O from Bally.  The main goal is to score "strikes" by hitting all of the 1 thru 10 targets. 
    If there is a target you can't seem to hit, you can always use the "spot lit pin."  For every 10 point target hit, the number rotates and you can light that pin by hitting the target below the left and right bowling pin. 
    You can also score a strike by hitting the center saucer (which seems way easier to me). 
    Occasionally, the top center lane will score a strike if the light is lit.  Getting 5 strikes earns a free game.
     
    This is a 0.0 first draft release.  So let me know about any problems.
    I did my best with the resources I could find, but I'm not confident I have things spaced correctly - It seems like the lower bumpers should maybe be higher.
    *You have my permission and encouragement to improve this table!
     
    I'll leave the B2S creation for someone else.

    320 downloads

       (3 reviews)

    6 comments

    Submitted

  12. Trail Drive (Bally 1970)

    Trail Drive from Bally.  This game comes with an animated backbox to "Shoot the Cat."  Apparently, a wildcat is threatening to attack the herd of cattle you (a cowboy) are driving along the trail.
     
    The goal is to hit all of the targets to spell TRAIL DRIVE.  The targets can be hit in any order (Unlike Expressway for example, where they must be hit in order).  Once TRAIL DRIVE is spelled out, the SPECIAL light alternates between the two outlanes.  Hitting the top saucer will earn 300 points or 3,000 points if you hit the "increase value" rollover first.  Hitting the left saucer will earn 5,000 points.  Hitting either saucer will trigger the backbox animation.
     
    The backbox is very similar to the one on Bally's Cow Poke.  I looked at what was done for that VPX table and used the same technique.  I'm glad somebody already figured out a way to do it.  If you just want to watch the animation, I set the 0 key to trigger it for testing.
     
    I learned how to create transparent holes (thanks Teisen!), but my artwork isn't 100% perfect.  Any help is appreciated!
     
    This is a "0.x" release - so expect some bugs and please let me know so I can fix them.
     
    *No wildcats or cattle were harmed during the recreation of this table.  One of the Cowboys bent his hat. 😉

    505 downloads

       (6 reviews)

    12 comments

    Updated

  13. 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!

    529 downloads

       (5 reviews)

    21 comments

    Updated

  14. 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.

    1045 downloads

       (8 reviews)

    25 comments

    Updated

  15. 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.
     

    1933 downloads

       (6 reviews)

    28 comments

    Updated

  16. 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.

    557 downloads

       (1 review)

    5 comments

    Updated

  17. ah-Ha Version 2

    This is an update to the ah-Ha V 1.01 table created by Vlive.  I've taken the game and done some cleanup, fixed some minor bugs, and updated some fiddly bits.  I've added F12 support so game options can be modified without going into the code.  I've made the high score, credit amount, and free play values part of the option file so they are remembered from game to game.  I've used the same music file as the original game so if you have already installed the previous version, you won't have to change any music settings.
     
    I've modified the music settings as suggested by jejevpuniverse.  So pressing the left magna will turn the music off, and pressing the right magna will turn the music on or select another random song.  Thanks for the code, jejevpuniverse, it was very helpful!
     
    I want it to be clear that I really didn't change the gameplay from Vlive's.  They did the majority of the work on the game, and it's a fine game to begin with.  It's pretty frisky to play and can be fun.

    245 downloads

       (1 review)

    1 comment

    Submitted

  18. a-ha 1.01 (Solid State Electronic 2025)

    Un groupe de légende pour moi. Un temps où les flippers existaient encore dans les cafés. Une table a-ha aurait été bienvenue à l'époque des années 80. Je me suis efforcé de produire quelque chose de bien. 
    PS. Une petite erreur peut apparaitre dans le script, je n'ai pas réussi à la corriger. 
    Toute amélioration est bienvenue. 
     
    Bon jeu !

    119 downloads

       (0 reviews)

    25 comments

    Updated

  19. a-ha 1.01 (Solid State Electronic 2025)

    Un groupe de légende pour moi. Un temps où les flippers existaient encore dans les cafés. Une table a-ha aurait été bienvenue à l'époque des années 80. Je me suis efforcé de produire quelque chose de bien. 
     
    PS. Une petite erreur peut apparaitre dans le script, je n'ai pas réussi à la corriger. 
    Toute amélioration est bienvenue. 
     
    Bon jeu !

    151 downloads

       (0 reviews)

    3 comments

    Updated

  20. Sandra - The 80's Pop Star (Version 1.01 3 mars 2025)

    Hello,
    Having listened to the singer Sandra for years during my adolescence, I couldn't help but create a table in her honor. This creation is a modification of the Futur Spa table. Unzip the files from the zip folder you downloaded and install them in the different specified VPinball folders on your hard drive, don't forget to put the Rom "futurspa.zip" without unzipping it of course. All to have a correct game.
    Welcome back to the 80s!
     
    Salut, 
       Pour avoir écouté pendant des années durant mon adolescence la chanteuse Sandra, je ne pouvais m'empêché de créer une table en son hommage. Cette création est un modification de la table Futur Spa. Décompresser les fichiers du dossier zip que vous avez téléchargé et installez-les dans les différents dossiers spécifiés de VPinball de votre disque dur, n'oubliez pas de mettre la Rom "futurspa.zip" sans la dézipper celle-ci bien sûr. Le tout pour avoir un jeu correct.  
    Bon retour dans les années 80 !

    417 downloads

       (2 reviews)

    4 comments

    Updated

  21. Mermaid (Gottlieb 1951)

    **This table is available for anyone to improve and Itchigo and I give permission for anyone to post their own version.**
     
     ********   Mermaid      *************           Gottlieb 1951
       VPX Conversion 1/21/2025 by Polsonator2
     
    I have converted another awesome 50's woodrail table originally made in VP9 by PBecker1946 and Itchigo.  To release the ball after inserting a coin, push the RightMagnaSave button (if you want to map a different button you can alter this in the script under the key codes).

    Thanks go to Itchigo and PBecker1946 for creating this awesome table in VP9.  I have taken their original table and gave it a VPX makeover/conversion. I have taken PBecker's original image for the playfield and upscaled it to 4K, and I also did a ton of manual work to it cleaning it up, grafting better image details to the playfield, and various painting.  I tried to fix details to make it look as nice as I could.  I also incorporated into the table, as well as upscaled plastics, cleaned up and redidthe apron and instruction card, some screws, physics that I think match how I like on 50's woodrails I have played, materials changes, and I changed the wood to higher res different textures.  I also updated a lot of the script, especially regarding the lighting events of the bumpers, etc.  Fixed the Tilt not working.  Completely redid bumper lighting in VPX format.   Added things where needed, and removed unneeded script code.  I created a lot of the new images used in the plastics as well.  I also did this conversion for cabinet play so it may not be fully perfect for someone that plays on a desktop pc view, etc. 
     
    Included in the zip file is a wheel I created, a cabinet view POV file, a dmd image I created, an updated backglass with a more clear image, and commentary about the table history written by the original author PBecker1946.

    598 downloads

       (3 reviews)

    8 comments

    Submitted

  22. Gold Star (Gottlieb 1954)

    VPX Conversion 1/6/2025 by Polsonator2
     
    I have converted another awesome 50's woodrail table originally made in VP9 by Itchigo and PBecker1946.  To release the ball after inserting a coin, push the RightMagnaSave button (if you want to map a different button you can alter this in the script under the key codes).
     
    Thanks go to Itchigo and PBecker1946 for creating this awesome 1954 table in VP9.  I have taken their original table and gave it a VPX makeover/conversion.  I took the original playfield that the original authors made and then I used AI upscaling to create a much higher resolution image.  I also hand cleaned up the imperfections I saw etc that came through on the AI upscale, like text on the table, etc.  I also updated some of the script, added things where needed, and removed unneeded script code.  I also did this conversion for cabinet play (I only play on a 3 screen cabinet) so it may not be fully perfect for someone that plays on a desktop pc view, (lighting may look different) etc.  The zip file includes a working backglass, made by Itchigo, with lighting updates added by me, a wheel picture I made, and a dmd image.

    746 downloads

       (2 reviews)

    27 comments

    Updated

  23. Pinball Action (Tehkan 1985)

    PINBALL ACTION (Tehkan 1985)
    Recreation of this beloved 80s multi-table arcade videogame, by JBBolcato.
     
    Includes regeneration of all artwork and audio, plus coding logic in VS script.
    Game is complete with all 4 tables (1 main and 3 warp Red Green Blue ones).
    This is half height pinball (4/3 vertical video game screen), so for full size
    cabinets, expect some space at the top!
    Also, all the scores and high scores are embedded in the bottom/apron part of
    the pinball, so the backglass is just for looking pretty - a simple one is included.
    Check the media folders for additional goodies like dmd video and topper/wheels.
    See rules for details on how to play. (pdf, or ingame/Press R or D)
    Enjoy!
     
    Tested only in desktop mode, and cabinet mode 3 screens.
    Feedback welcome! This is my very first table, so plenty to learn still.
     
    Many thanks to JPSalas for his advice and support, plus all the amazing Vpinball
    community for its endless supply of cool tables, programs and tutorials to 
    welcome newbies like me.
     
     
    Version history:
     
    1.0 - 24/12/2024 / initial release

    499 downloads

       (7 reviews)

    7 comments

    Submitted

  24. FireballXL5

    DOF support added by @MauiPunter
    New Lighting setup by @hauntfreaks
    incl. Full DMD B2S by HauntFreaks, B2S by haggi
    Fix for HSScore(1) loading issue.
     
     
    This is my first table, based on my childhood favourite show, Fireball XL5
    I have been making games for many years, but this was the most enjoyable project ever for me. I hope I did Fireball XL5 justice, and managed to convey a feel for the show with 'countdown' hurry ups and show related mission modes. 
    It's meant to be fun and uplifting, but you can totally blow it up by completing the modes and Wizard mode.
     
    Features:
    Full FlexDMD including 2 video games
     
    4 Main modes + Wizard mode/Party Time
     
    2 Multiballs 
     
    + Numerous hidden features 
     
    Works with 10.7 & 10.8
     
    Updates: 
    V1.01 has realistic lighting by hauntfreaks & DOF support by MauiPunter
     
    V1 still has the original '5 year old's bedroom' lighting
     
    Come for the pinball, stay for the wonderful music of Barry Gray.
    Enjoy!

    2560 downloads

       (35 reviews)

    135 comments

    Updated

  25. Chapeau Melon et Bottes de Cuir VPX (Version 1.01 by VLive and Iceman)

    Salut, Avec l'aimable permission de JP Salas, je partage cette table "Chapeau Melon et Bottes de cuir ". Celle-ci est une modification de la table "Space Cadet". Je remercie aussi l'aide précieuse d'Iceman pour la vérification des éléments de la table mais aussi pour ses graphismes (Backglass et Wheel). Voilà, amusez-vous bien ! Et restez gentleman ! 
     
    VLive
     
     
    https://vpuniverse.com/profile/4306-icepinball/
     
     

    718 downloads

       (6 reviews)

    4 comments

    Updated

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