With the news hitting that Pinball Arcade [Free] developer Farsight has lost its Bally/Williams license, the timer is now ticking down on over 60 classic pinball tables. The good news" If you buy them before June 30th, you'll continue to have access to the tables. Moreover, Farsight has committed to continuing to support those tables with bug fixes and updates as needed. As long as you get them while they're available, you're good to go. But therein lay the problem; as much as the first instinct may be to buy them all, the truth is that in spite of each table's fair price, the total is quite a princely sum. Assuming you're not looking to break the bank, which ones should you buy" Well, I'm here to try and help you with that.

 
1. The Addams Family
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For a long time, this was seen as the holy grail of digital pinball table releases. One of the most popular tables of the 1990s resurgence, this table's design appeals well beyond fans of the license. At the same time, it makes great use of that license, incorporating fun elements in sensible ways to create a wonderful fusion of stellar table design and a charming setting. Negotiating all of the licenses to make the digital version of this table a reality was a ridiculous effort, and even Farsight had to give up on at least one actor. A great table that is very unlikely to surface again, you should definitely have The Addams Family in your collection.

 
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