AtGames Legends Pinball – information and details regarding the AtGames Legends Pinball cabinet.

Zen Studios Pinball FX Page – information regarding additional platforms, available tables and more.

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Here, you’ll find videos on a number of technology topics – now including, Pinball FX in Cabinet Mode! If you do, I appreciate your support by subscribing to the Wagner’s TechTalk YouTube channel. I hope you enjoy the content below and find it helpful. Images that you’ll find down below, so yours will look a bit more spiffy. If you want to see what Pinball FX looks like on the Legends Pinball, you can click here to view a YouTube short that shows 6 Pinball FX tables playing on the Legends Pinball machine (video was made before I had good backglass images). Specifications of PC used to create this guide I’m not using an extremely high-end machine for testing, here are some of the key specs for reference: CPU It’s now at a state where I think Pinball FX should perform quite well for many.

There was a lot of fine-tuning involved in creating this guide and experimentation to provide the best performance possible. We will focus on it’s usage with the the AtGames Legends Pinball (ALP) or Legends Pinball Micro (ALPu) but should be equally helpful for any PC-based cabinet mode use of PinballFX. This guide will assist with the installation and configuration of the latest version of Zen Studio’s Pinball FX for use on a physical pinball machine in cabinet mode on a Windows PC.

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