Volume 3 comes with Theatre of Magic (1995), Safe Cracker (1996) and The Champions Pub (1998), making this the most “modern” of the Williams packs so far. Here’s what’s new in the third installment, now available for every platform out there that has Pinball FX3. “£12.49 is already too much for one table but the prospect of having to pay it again is beyond a step too far,” added another.Following up on the excellent first two volumes, Zen Studios has released another trio of pinball tables based on real-life tables by famous pinball developer Williams. “I understand licencing is expensive but this is ridiculous Zen.” “I was so excited for this table, but $21.50 AUD for one table is insane and you expect people to double dip on the new platform?” asked one commenter. Most of the frustration is enhanced by Zen Studios’ announcement last year that when the PS5 and Xbox Series X/S versions of Pinball FX are released, players will need to re-buy their entire collection of tables. But even a lot of us aren’t biting on this one. You know we want to support you, you know we WANT to get every table you make. “I have nearly every table, including ones whose licenses expired for newer consoles like South Park and Street Fighter. Other licensed tables for Pinball FX3, like the Universal Studios pack, are significantly cheaper than the Indiana Jones DLC. Many of us have been with Zen since Vita / PS3 gen. “You need to include 3-4 tables and make it a pack for this price,” said a third. Was not expecting the price to be so high.” “This was going to be a day one purchase. “€15 for one table? I’ll wait for a steep discount,” added another. “Amazing work as usual,” said one fan, who then added: “I usually only buy tables in sales, but this one, I was ready to buy it at full price… But WTF with the price? Not that much! Come on!”
Reaction to the Indiana Jones table’s DLC trailer on YouTube has been largely negative, according to the trailer’s comments. However, other licensed tables in the past have been notably cheaper.Ī pack containing recreations of two other iconic Williams tables set around the Universal Monsters licence – Monster Bash and Creature From the Black Lagoon – only costs $9.99 for both tables. It could be argued that the costs involved in securing the licence for the Indiana Jones table are likely what has led to the increase in price this time.
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