LGR Oddware - Thrustmaster Wizzard Pinball Controller
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Is this correct or is there a collection of tables from the same developer?
Date: 2022-04-14
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Stemage
RE: the two stages of click, many pinball machines have what are called -staged flippers-, where you can push the button half way down to trigger the bottom flippers, and all the the way to trigger the top flippers. This lets you cradle balls on the bottom flippers while going crazy on the upper playfield during multiball. Crazy they included that!
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RE: the two stages of click, many pinball machines have what are called -staged flippers-, where you can push the button half way down to trigger the bottom flippers, and all the the way to trigger the top flippers. This lets you cradle balls on the bottom flippers while going crazy on the upper playfield during multiball. Crazy they included that!
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Titanic4
The main reason Balls of Steel didn't work with this controller is because the game uses launcher, which is able to launch any 4 tables. Every table in this game has a file with ddp extension, which is kinda handled as a program on its own when started with the launcher, so you could map the binding for the ddp file instead of the launcher.
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The main reason Balls of Steel didn't work with this controller is because the game uses launcher, which is able to launch any 4 tables. Every table in this game has a file with ddp extension, which is kinda handled as a program on its own when started with the launcher, so you could map the binding for the ddp file instead of the launcher.
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Matt
1: 55 Royal Flush was one of my all-time favorite pinball sims! It was just the one game, but it was a faithful simulation of an old real-life Gottlieb table from the 1970s. The Mac version had been commissioned and then canceled by Broderbund, and the developers released it as shareware. I played the heck out of that thing at the time.
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1: 55 Royal Flush was one of my all-time favorite pinball sims! It was just the one game, but it was a faithful simulation of an old real-life Gottlieb table from the 1970s. The Mac version had been commissioned and then canceled by Broderbund, and the developers released it as shareware. I played the heck out of that thing at the time.
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MingusTale
I got so nostalgic watching LGRs videos that I changed my laptop's theme to Classic and turned down the resolution so it looks ridiculously retro (well not truly retro but I grew up with Windows 98 and XP computers so it looks like childhood to me.
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I got so nostalgic watching LGRs videos that I changed my laptop's theme to Classic and turned down the resolution so it looks ridiculously retro (well not truly retro but I grew up with Windows 98 and XP computers so it looks like childhood to me.
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Cameron
I took some real inspiration from this video and used some Wii remotes, a keyboard and a piece of software called Glovepie to play Epic Pinball. It didn't work half the time but it was still pretty cool.
I'm a sucker for gimmicky control schemes.
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I took some real inspiration from this video and used some Wii remotes, a keyboard and a piece of software called Glovepie to play Epic Pinball. It didn't work half the time but it was still pretty cool.
I'm a sucker for gimmicky control schemes.
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Michael
The fact that I expect with gleeful anticipation the -Doom Test- as an LGR staple speaks to how much and often I peruse these videos. It literally never gets old.
Also sat back like. Thrustmaster innuendo in 5. 4.
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The fact that I expect with gleeful anticipation the -Doom Test- as an LGR staple speaks to how much and often I peruse these videos. It literally never gets old.
Also sat back like. Thrustmaster innuendo in 5. 4.
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SassmasterMaxie
SPACE CADET PINBALL! I never played that particular version but there was a version of Space Cadet that came bundled with Windows XP (I think) and it looks very similar. Nostalgiaaaaaaa.
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SPACE CADET PINBALL! I never played that particular version but there was a version of Space Cadet that came bundled with Windows XP (I think) and it looks very similar. Nostalgiaaaaaaa.
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Jesse
Oh man, so the pinball game from windows xp is even older than I thought. Awesome lol.
I still got the files kicking around and it works on windows 10.
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Oh man, so the pinball game from windows xp is even older than I thought. Awesome lol.
I still got the files kicking around and it works on windows 10.
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Ice
At the beggining looks like you are simulating an old lady with a walker. So thats how doomguy would walk if he didnt have his rocket powered wheelchair huh?
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At the beggining looks like you are simulating an old lady with a walker. So thats how doomguy would walk if he didnt have his rocket powered wheelchair huh?
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