Barely recommend PBA. Before they lost the williams bally tables, one of the only reasons to own was for the gameplay and experiencing the tables. Since they lost the license not much keeping new players. PBA'S current catalog now includes Gottlieb and Stern. In my opinion, Stern tables are the real draw. While Gottlieb has a couple of decent tables, many are passable. Biggest issue with PBA is the physics, especially if you compare it to Zens version of the classic tables. Its like playing on the moon. Very floaty ball physics. Still, its the only way to experience these tables if you dont have a local arcade. The interface could be better, but its good enough. Farsight support of the tables and app is minimal. If your a casual pinball fan and not expecting much, then you should get some entertainment. Just dont expect the full authentic pinball experience.

Barely recommend PBA. Before they lost the williams bally tables, one of the only reasons to own was for the gameplay and experiencing the tables. Since they lost the license not much keeping new players. PBA'S current catalog now includes Gottlieb and Stern. In my opinion, Stern tables are the real draw. While Gottlieb has a couple of decent tables, many are passable. Biggest issue with PBA is the physics, especially if you compare it to Zens version of the classic tables. Its like playing on the moon. Very floaty ball physics. Still, its the only way to experience these tables if you dont have a local arcade. The interface could be better, but its good enough. Farsight support of the tables and app is minimal. If your a casual pinball fan and not expecting much, then you should get some entertainment. Just dont expect the full authentic pinball experience.