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Real cabinets, not fictional tables, are the attraction in Microsoft Pinball Arcade. Microsoft's 1998 collection recreates a set of actual pinball machines for play at home, with flippers, bumpers, and rule cards that belong to those tables.
A nudge can tilt the machine, and a skill shot still depends on the plunger. Because the tables existed in arcades and bars first, the digital versions are trying to keep each one's ramps and drop targets honest.
Microsoft put its name on a museum of steel balls. The play is still a flipper and a tilt, applied to tables a player could once have found in a bowling alley.
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