Hi from Holland

[shogun00]

From 18 to 37 million with Spiderman
Yeah i know. The nudges are the hardest for me i think.
Don't u think Spiderman is good table to learn & begin?
I always practice on it. To learn the ways how tables work

Try changing the nudge control from the default (SixAxis) to one of the analog sticks. To do a nudge pass, all you have to do is press "up" on the analog stick. Just keep the "tilt warnings" in mind. You get two of them, before the actual tilt. These tilt warnings reset after 15 seconds.

I think Spiderman is a good table for beginners (along with Captain America), but I personally recommend playing Iron Man. The table is simple in design (similar to real pinball machines), that requires sharp shooting skills. If you can master that table, then you are good to go.

[Cybercore]

I understand. Will try this with the joysticks
A tilt means that the flippers are not responding, right?
Mmm Iron Man.. I actualy didn't played much with it yet.
Only 2 or 3 times. Reason = unknown
Spiderman is perfect for me to learn. I always keep some tables a little underground.
Like Fantastic 4. It's a cool table i am going to keep when i getting better
And i think that is also the reason for Iron Man.
Hey man, can i have your PS3 ID please? Would love it to see you playing

[shogun00]

I understand. Will try this with the joysticks
A tilt means that the flippers are not responding, right?

Correct!

To be more precise, a tilt is an anti-cheat measure. Nudging the table constantly can give you some really good ball control, so the pinball manufactures limited the number of times you can nudge a table.

[Cybercore]

Lol, i thought it was a bug the first time i had that

[shogun00]

Lol, i thought it was a bug the first time i had that

By the way, check your private messages concerning your other question.