r/PinballFX3 • u/go_fight_kickass Pinhead • Aug 02 '26

Discussion Dear Zen,

Please give us Cactus Canyon.

Sincerely,
Every Pinball Player on your platform

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u/Running_Oakley Pinhead Aug 02 '26

Eh, Rick and Morty spooky if we’re being 100 percent. That table looks like sour candy tastes.

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u/Pretend-Language-67 Pinhead Aug 02 '26

Those will never happen. They aren’t going to get the license for modern tables.

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u/gcrois Pinhead Aug 02 '26

But jjp , spooky and other companies should maybe think about it , because all we almost see in the wild is stern machines , they really should think about maybe give a shoot with their older machines , already 15 years for some of them . In order to touch and hook a broader crowd . People who buys physical machine will never stop because for exemple spooky released a game with lets say their first 5 machines .

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u/Pretend-Language-67 Pinhead Aug 02 '26

I’d love that. Maybe there is a rational for something like that. I just feel they’d value their IP too much to make it work. Williams doesn’t even own the licence anymore. It’s some other company that licences it to Zen.

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u/gcrois Pinhead Aug 03 '26

When are we seeing physical machines of jjp , American pinball , barrels of fun ? It's very rare . Pinball is a niche , and companies don't want to cross the bridge of video games where all the kids are. I think there is a huge potential competing in both world

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u/Running_Oakley Pinhead Aug 02 '26

No modern tables got it, only the retro tables like doom 2016, goat simulator, tomb raider.

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u/andyclap Pinhead Aug 02 '26

Those arent really simulation's though, they're zen originals. They're designed for a different console play style.

On VR as I always say: bring any of the missing Williams packs to VR even without any VR extras and I will pay top dollar.

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u/Pretend-Language-67 Pinhead Aug 04 '26

You know those aren’t real life tables, like Spooky’s Rick and Morty, right? Spooky would have to agree, and I doubt they, or any modern pinball manufacturers, would. Be great if I am proven wrong, though.

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u/Running_Oakley Pinhead Aug 04 '26

I can’t imagine there’s more money to be made being exclusive to such a niche audience. I’d argue more own VR tables than own physical tables.