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[mshaker]

Not sure where to post this question...

 

I know that most VPX Table Recreations are programmed/scripted/configured to be as accurate as possible. 

 

However, I was hoping that someone who has experience playing both a real Judge Dredd and the VPX simulation could compare the two for me. 

 

I'm asking because after playing the VPX simulation and liking it, I'm considering purchasing the real table. 

 

I was surprised that I find the simulation so much fun, because this is the first wide body table that I like. Usually I find wide bodies to play rather slow, but I didn't get this feeling from playing the simulation. 

 

Thanks for your help! 

 

   - Mark 

[Cliffy]

I can tell you my scores are higher with the vp table versus my real JD. JD in real life is a fast, sometimes frenetic game and I actually look forward to the small time break as the ball stops for loading the ring. Its the only break from the action that you'll get! The sniper shot IRL is hard but relatively easy in simulation, for example. I was surprised to find that the ramp shots are equally as hard as IRL

[mshaker]

Thank you! 

 

I'm going to go for it. :-) 

 

This will actually be the 3rd time that a video game version of a table led me to buy the real thing. :-)

 

This one will be pretty close to zero-sum cost, as I will be selling a game of similar value to pay for the Judge Dredd. 

 

   - Mark

[goldchicco]

Judge Dredd is a real fun and underrated pinball machine.

I own the real one and I am positively happy with it.

VPX version play it very well, but the real one in much more fun

[mshaker]

Thank you! 

 

Also, Thank You for all the VPX tables you contributed. :-) 

 

  - Mark