Use the volume buttons on the top right to adjust the haptics. I keep mine at 40 and I don't have any problems with tilting. I'm able to use the nudge buttons fairly liberally. Also, some of the branding will be gone when you get your Arcade Control Panel. I love my ALP!

Interesting. Never spent much time in arcades but I did play a little pinball.

You can adjust the tilt sensitivity in the settings I think.

It became a game of funness to count how many times you claimed to be attracted to this unit, sir.

You can adjust the tilt and the haptics mate.

KZfaq strikes again, with good recommendations. Found a channel of a content creator who reviews 1980s-2000s Sci Fi TV series. The rarer, the better. Some of those, I never heard of. He reviewed "Robocop" The TV series(1994). I totally remember that series. I didn't expect it to be like the movies, however, I do remember that is was quite horrible. The YT reviewer, gave it a way more favorable review than I remember/would have. That series, along with a lot of those Canadian, Australian, New Zealand had that campy, cheesy style(For lack of a better word/description. I prefer my Sci Fi's a little or more on the serious side). Ehh, I guess it was the trend at the time, however, was just overkill with nearly every Sci Fi production they did. At least, of the popular ones. Hercules, Xena, Sliders(after it moved to Canada), etc Oh, did you ever watch the Sci Fi "TekWar (TV series)(1994-96) aka "William Shatner's TekWar". I forgot all about that series. I will PM you via facebook some of these reviews. I think you may enjoy them. Well, you know that aspect of me. I only send you things I think you'd really enjoy. Got to go to the library today to see if I can check out the good Brigadier General's recommendations: Brigadier General Donald Blackburn recommend: The Ugly American (1958) by Eugene Burdick & William Lederer Street Without Joy (1961) by Bernard B. Fall As you kow, Brigadier General Donald Blackburn was a United States Army Special Forces officer, best known for his significant command and developmental roles in the U.S. Army Special Forces. He was also the commander of the highly classified Studies and Observations Group from 1965 to 1966. Since most of his military career involved clandestine operations, many of Blackburn's exploits remain unknown to the general public.

This table has never been sold through Best Buy or Wal-Mart.

Waiting for the 4K model, engineering boards have shipped, coming soon.

My Micro came with 50 games and cost me $360.00. The legs cost me $100.00 extra!

New sub here !!! Let's go....😂😂😂

I love mine

far too wordy!