lol, you bumped me down! Nice job my friend :) Thank you for watching... more to come!

Thank you Rex! Please ignore the poor quality audio/video/editing (not that my recent videos are much better lol), but here's when my son and I built the base for the bartop - I never recorded the bartop build: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/eZqngKp60NSnaas.html But it was about 4 years ago.

Thank you for checking this out Josh! I never purchased the A1UP pinball machines, but they definitely look beautiful! With the Legends Pinball it's possible to play most (if not all) of those tables with a PC connected to the machine. Just incase you're curious, I have a guide that walks you through it here: wagnerstechtalk.com/alp-mod1 . Arcade 1UP makes some great products, I hope you enjoy your pinball machine! I have one A1UP product, the Star Wars (Arcade) and absolutely love it -no regrets buying it. If you want a laugh, check out the first 2-3 min. of the video here: wagnerstechtalk.com/arcade1up-starwars

Thank you Sean! Got a ton of stuff on my website for the Legends Pinball -if needed.

Thank you Mike and congratulations! I love mine. If you want to begin exploring more about it before it arrives, here's a guide that may be of interest to you: wagnerstechtalk.com/alp-mod1 . This guide steps you through a number of ways you can enhance/mod your machine, some are quick and easy (like CoinOpsX) and others that are more involved. If you're not interested in that just yet, this guide has more to do with getting the most out of your machine: wagnerstechtalk.com/alp Lots of information there to help you get started, a number of sections have videos as well.

110 volts or 220 volts ?

I probably missed the earlier updates, I've only had it about 11 days (at this point). There was a recent update on April 1st, but I don't see a substantial difference either way myself. Zaccaria tables are what I play the most and they work very well (IMO).

Yeah, gives me hope that they'll be able to fix it. Haunted House is my jam :) Thanks for the review! vgv

It's one of my top 5 tables too! Thank you for watching.

Vous êtes très gentil, merci beaucoup !

I definitely understand why you're asking. Would be nice to be able to plug in some headphones and play when the family is asleep without turning the volume way down. Aside from using BT, I don't have an answer to this question at this time.

Thank you! for watching I don't think the haptics are tied to the volume, from what I can tell. I tried setting the haptics to high, then lowered the volume and the strength felt to be consistent when the volume was all the way down. Within the game, go to settings and scroll to the right and you can adjust the strength to the levels you prefer. Hope this helps!

At the time of this video, I just plugged in a wired xbox 360 controller. I've also done the same on the ALP Micro with CoinOpsX and it was picked up automatically.

Thank you, I had this missing from my page and just updated it here (3rd bullet):wagnerstechtalk.com/alp/#Operation

Thanks a lot ,you're great🤗

Very welcome, if you find anything else missing please don't hesitate to let me know.

Yes they are, definitely skip the Gottlieb packs. I'd recommend: Natural History, Taito vol 1&3, Zaccaria Deluxe and either (or both) of the Dr. Seuss tables. You can catch videos of most here to see what's most interesting to you: wagnerstechtalk.com/al-gaming

@@WagnersTechTalk thanks so much for the sanity check! I went above and beyond, got ALL the packs (minus the Gottlieb tables) as the NOD sale has them in bundle specials! AtGames got a nice chunk of cash from me, but having 100+ tables and being able to park the Gottlieb tables that are of substandard quality (until the update happens) was a no-brainer 🙂

Very welcome, same here Far Sight could have put forth more effort on the Gottlieb tables. MagicPixel (company that made all the tables you picked up) does a much better job!

See the 5th bullet down here, "Sound / Haptic Distortion" wagnerstechtalk.com/alp/#Troubleshooting

Hi Brian, totally get it. For a small space, the Micro may make the most sense. If interested, here's everything I know about it: wagnerstechtalk.com/alpmicro

Hi Mark, congratulations on your new ALP! I've setup a Guide here that explains pretty much everything: wagnerstechtalk.com/alp/#Operation On that page there is all the information you're likely going to need in the near future so definitely take a look around. There are links to additional guides which will allow you to connect a PC to play FX3/Baller Installer, add classic Vertical games such as Ms. Pac-Man, Galaga, etc. and just a bunch of information. I hope this helps you out!

@@WagnersTechTalk thanks so much I’ll take a look

@@WagnersTechTalk Newbie question: can one connect a PS2 or PS3 to use the ALP screen and arcade controls the way one can with a PC? Could not find anything on that and not sure if it may work. Thanks!

Hi Thomas, they are in very short supply right now but got this unit from Sam's Club. I have some links in the video description below but here's a link to all their locations : www.atgames.net/arcades/shop-now/

There was already one on mine, so I see it as an extra connector. I think it's there incase someone is a little rough and break it they have an extra.

See point #2 here, had that problem also: wagnerstechtalk.com/alp/#Troubleshooting

Thank you for the advice. Appreciate it.

Here are some additional guides that will demonstrate them : * CoinOpsX Vertical - Arcade Games : wagnerstechtalk.com/al-coinopsxv/ * Pinball FX3 / Baller Installer guides here for playing pinball games through your PC: wagnerstechtalk.com/guides/#Legends_Pinball More guides/videos can be found here: wagnerstechtalk.com/guides/#AtGames Hope that helps!

@@WagnersTechTalk thanks!

It was complete and total luck, I think. After my order went through, checked the stock 10 min. later and it was sold out and has been that way since. Hoping you get yours very soon!

Nope, already did 😎 kzfaq.info/get/bejne/idiaerty27LYnnU.html

Hi Tim, you can but you'll have to connect a PC to do it. I have a guide and video here: wagnerstechtalk.com/alpfx3/

I do, please see the big green bar at the top of the page here: www.atgames.us/collections/arcade/products/legends-pinball-plus-express 5/1, the next wave begins. I lucked-up and got this one from Sam's Club (links here wagnerstechtalk.com/alp/#Resources ). Hope some of this helps you, best of luck!

The Zac tables are definitely good tables, having a lot of fun with them. The included tables, I tend to agree with you. 95% of the time I play the Zac Paks. I'd also love to have classic PBFx Williams, Stern and maybe Zen too. The good news, plenty of moding options!

Very welcome, if you are interested in more this should help: wagnerstechtalk.com/alp-mod1

Gotcha covered, written guide + videos for: * Pinball FX3 Setup - wagnerstechtalk.com/alpfx3/ * Pinup Popper Baller Installer (i.e. Visual Pinball X and Future Pinball) - wagnerstechtalk.com/alpbi/ * and while we're at it, CoinOpsX Guide (playing Arcade games on your ALP) - wagnerstechtalk.com/al-coinopsx Hope you find the above helpful!

That I don't know, I guess it depends on the temperatures where you live and how extreme they are. I've had this machine for 2 years now and running great. But, it's indoors.

Thank you, much appreciated!

lol. I hear ya!

I just lucked up really, I heard that Sam's would have some stock and checked one Saturday morning and saw it was available and jumped on it quick. Good thing, 10 min. later it was out of stock again. I realize reading the features and game list may not be for everyone, but there are some that will find this video randomly and not know any of that information or someone may have missed a feature that is important to them. So, I typically will discuss this but try to do so quickly. Thank you for watching, hope you enjoyed the video!

Honestly John, not blowing smoke either, this has been the best investment for our game room. It was my first AtGames purchase ever and I don't have any regrets. The included Gottlieb tables aren't the best available, the Zaccaria and TAITO packs are. I play the ALP a lot, my kids and wife do as well but I'm on the machine much more. I've also hooked it up to a PC to play even more tables on Pinball FX3, VPX and Future Pinball (thousands available). I listed all my reasons for getting the ALP here: wagnerstechtalk.com/alp/#Why_the_ALP (the spouse justification section, as I like to call it). It is expandable too so you can play some great vertical arcade games on the machine with only a USB stick. Though, for that you'd want the Arcade control panel. For FX3, just released a video on the BitPixel HV connected to it, if interested: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/kLqbp8Rpq7HdiKs.html Sorry if this is more info. than you wanted. I'd rather be thorough than just say "Yes, I love it!" ps. I've since created a number of guides and videos on most of the available AtGames products which you can find here: wagnerstechtalk.com/guides/#AtGames Only one missing is the Gamer Pro, that one I don't own yet.

@@WagnersTechTalk I really appreciate the detailed reply. I'm leaning towards this. I love the expandability and modding aspect. If I do, I will print the cup holder...need a beer bottle holder too. Thanks.

Very welcome, if you wind up getting one in the future would love to hear your experiences as well. You can often find them at Sam's Club, though stock seems to be dwindling there (we had about 4-5 at our store, down to 1 now).

@@WagnersTechTalk Well I ordered one last night from Sam's. I'm ordering the joystick/trackball Friday when it goes on sale. I may order the VIBS board at the same time if they will combine shipping and not charge $20 twice. That's high.

​@@JohnSmith-mk8hz Congrats! I think you're going to really enjoy it. I've always wanted a vpin and the ALP was priced within my budget. I will have a new guide released Fri. which you may like, so watch for that (ALP-related). Not sure if they'll combine shipping or not. The Arcade Control Panel isn't small. The VIBS board is though, you can definitely check with them regarding combined shipping but my guess is they'll ship separately and at different times.

Over OTG with a connected PC you can but not natively on the machine.

@@WagnersTechTalk Ahhh ok! Thank you so much for the really quick reply! I’m so stuck! I’m wanting to get my first machine. I absolutely LOVE Zen games so I looked at the Marvel/SW ones that 1up makes. I heard that the AtGames tables are better because of resolution a stuff but I don’t have a pc so wouldn’t be able to get Zen games on it! Also 1up doesn’t have a store on the table. I don’t know what to go for! I need a kind of mash up between the two tables! 😂😂 Haha! Do you have any experience with the 1up tables! Thanks again for the quick reply! :)

@@hawleyhawley2007 Zen tables can be downloaded and played directly on the Legends Pinball 4KP, please see here for a detailed guide and set of videos: wagnerstechtalk.com/alp4k/ . One thing to be aware of, there is currently some flipper latency on Zen tables (only). Zen is working on the issue, so some tables will play better than others at present. Also, there are roughly around 7 or so Zen tables currently available on the 4KP as it's still rather new. There are already well over 170 non-zen pinball tables you can download and install that have little-no perceivable flipper latency and don't need a PC. However, adding a PC in the future is always an option using the OTG (on the go) feature. Hope some of this helps!

@@WagnersTechTalk Amazing! Thanks so much for the info! It’s hard to get and search for the answers online sometimes! That makes a lot of sense now! Thanks again so much! Can’t wait to get my first table! :)

Awe, thank you Shey! U2 my friend 😎

Thank you, I believe it was around $100. Also, I have much more information here: wagnerstechtalk.com/alp . Including how to setup a PC to the ALP, FX3 and much more -if interested!

@@WagnersTechTalk thank you!!

They are currently selling them as volumes, there are about 25ish tables in each volume and 4 of them available. When you buy them, they send you a download code. You then enter the code on the machine itself and download them. The volumes you can get here: www.atgames.us/collections/pinball-tables When you go to the game-packs section on the machine, check the bottom of the screen and there is an option to enter a code. Not exactly obvious on how to apply the codes.

@@WagnersTechTalk thanks!!

You bet, they are currently having a sale $35 instead of $50 per volume. If you have a machine or plan to get one (hard to find, I know), now's a good time to pick up the volumes. All four are $135 instead of $200. Just wanted to make you aware of it, sale ends tomorrow though.

Hi Wesley, to state it's good or not is going to be subjective. Having never owned a vpin with exciters, I find they are good and the strength can be adjusted from the settings in-game. However, someone who has used other vpin machines may not feel the same way I do about them. I hope this answers your question.

@@WagnersTechTalk thanks . I just got my confirmation this morning for my reserve. Definitely, I am buying it. It looks better than arcade1up pinball. I think arcade1up got better games though.

IMO, I highly recommend getting at least one of the Zaccaria volumes after your machine arrives. My personal favorite tables are Black Belt/Future World 2018. Though, there are many tables in the x4 volumes, I've not given all of them an equal amount of play-time. Also, update the firmware once it arrives (Settings -- Version). The haptics have been significantly improved from the out-of-box experience that you'll see. Do compare it yourself (no update vs. update). I'm hopeful we'll have many more tables in the future, I agree that the a1up has more popular/better games. However, we're not "stuck" with just the 22 included games on the ALP. That was one of the reasons why I decided on this machine vs. a1up.

@@WagnersTechTalk what volume is black belt/ future world?

@@wesleyjackson1222 Vol 1 for Blackbelt: www.atgames.us/collections/pinball-tables/products/zaccaria-table-volume-1-for-legends-pinball Vol 2 for Future World: www.atgames.us/collections/pinball-tables/products/zaccaria-table-volume-2-for-legends-pinball

Glad you enjoyed it, hope it was helpful!

Are you asking from the front of the machine to the back of the machine (bottom/base section)?

@@WagnersTechTalk yea I'm placing it against a wall and want to know how far it will stick out

About 42 inches from the back of the machine to the tip of the front legs.

@@WagnersTechTalk oh perfect I thought it was alot longer but glad it's not. Thank you very much. Now I just need to figure out how to properly install my zen studio pinball games from steam to my atlegends pinball machine.

I'm also going to be doing the same hopefully soon (once I break down and buy a dedicated PC, which I've not decided on yet). I plan to write up instructions on how to do it, once I'm good enough at it. I have a few other projects to complete first, but it will eventually show up here: wagnerstechtalk.com/alp

From what I'm seeing, totally different company today than what it was just a few years ago. Really enjoying this machine!

@@WagnersTechTalk they really stepped up their game. Awesome video, btw.

They have and thank you very much! I appreciate you watching 😎

If a ball gets stuck, you can call the "attendant" and continue your game. It happens on real machines as well as virtual machines. I've had to use it a few times lol

@@WagnersTechTalk that’s awesome I never knew that👍

That's subjective, some will love it others not so much. However, artwork can be changed, backbox swapped out with a custom-built, etc. But, these are my reasons for choosing this machine over the competition: wagnerstechtalk.com/alp/#Why_the_ALP

That would be cool! First concert I ever went to was Kiss.

@@WagnersTechTalk lucky! Mine was Captain and Teneil! Child abuse!

Oh wait, when my mother was pregnant, she saw Elvis in Vegas!

@10 66 That counts, the view wasn't that good I guess but you could hear it a little :D

I do love virtual pinball fur sure!

My apologies, but everything mentioned at the beginning was relevant to the rest of the video. I also put chapter markers in the video description if you already knew the information and want to jump to a specific section. Hope this helps!

@@WagnersTechTalk I’m completely sorry. Your video was very good. Very informative. I was putting my unit together and it came with no directions. I was trying to figure out the buttons for input and it was getting frustrating. I’m sorry again for the snotty comment.

No problem at all, I totally understand (been there myself). I don't know if you need this or not right now, but I have a video on this page: wagnerstechtalk.com/alp where I walk through the entire setup from beginning to end. My ALP just arrived about 2.5 weeks ago, recorded the whole process and shrank it into a

Sorry to double-post here, but here's the manual (also linked on the page I just mentioned), but since it seemed you needed it here you go: legendsultimate.atgames.net/arcade/assets/PinballInstructionManual.pdf

Fantastic job!