AT Games 4k pinball

[Cobba]

Evening guys first post on here I’ve been wanting some sort of arcade machine to put in a garden room I built last year. Then I thought of a virtual pinball machine I’ve been looking around at options in the UK. I think a full size machine would be to big for me so came across the ALP 4k but been a typical bloke watched loads of YouTube videos and reviews seemed mixed also a typical bloke i’d prefer something like the Pinballia 32” 4k but that thing with some extras comes in at nearly 5k. While I appreciate the work involved and spec it’s too much money for my budget. The ALP 4k with the SSF kit comes in at £2500 from liberty games just wondered is this table frowned upon as a virtual pinball machine or is it a good option for the money. I’d not buy one straight away anyway because I don’t like the only 2 options they sell via Liberty Games at the minute (Adam’s family and Jurassic Park) I quite like the Peanut version. Thought please guys

 

[SteadyP]

I heard they had a few shills on YouTube over egging how good they are so maybe tread carefully - @scottydoesntknow i believe has recently had one so maybe he can tell you his experience

 

[OminousOsie]

I've got 2 atgames products! The HD micro, and the 4KP!
I have to say, for the price - you absolutely will not find any better vpin new out the box.
I love my machine! The native tables play great, it has a ton of the Zen Pinball FX catalogue (they just added Medevil Madness last night!)
And I am also a developer on the VPXS product, where we are getting VPXS running on the 4KP using just a usb! So I also then get sega machines, data easts, sterns, and VPX original tables!

Yeah, cant say enough great things about it really I love mine!

 

[OminousOsie]

Heres a few high scores from yesterdays release! MM, Getaway

 

[OminousOsie]

Oh and btw I didnt get the SSF kit, which saved me £500 or whatever it is, and its been totally fine!
I'll upgrade one day, but its not mandatory at all