Without this code, you’ll be limited in how the display can be viewed on your PC. Cabinet mode basically means that you’ll have additional settings which will allow FX3 to run in a vertical orientation as well as support a backglass display (VIBS) and simulated DMD (Dot Matrix Display). You’ll need a code from Zen Studios to allow setting up your FX3 installation in Cabinet mode. This will direct a viewer to a specific section in any of the guides you find here.īefore installing FX3 to the machine, I completed the Pinball Cabinet Support Request here. Copy the URL from the address-bar of your browser and paste in your video description/post/blog. How-To link to a specific section on this page: go to the Table of Contents (below) and click a section to reference. Commenting on/and liking the videos all help tremendously in growing the content you’ll find here. I appreciate any support from the community by subscribing to the YouTube channel. It is a lot of work creating and maintaining the guides on this site. Below is a guide to help you get setup with FX3 on your ALP! While I did have to re-purchase those games in Steam, it was worth it to me to be able to play those games on a virtual pinball cabinet. That said, I was happy to learn that using a PC/Laptop with the ALP will allow you to play those games on a virtual pinball cabinet.

However, none of those prior purchases can be transferred to the PC (no cross-buy). I purchased many tables on that platform, including Star Wars, Marvel and most of the Zen titles as well. My first experience with Zen tables was on an XBox 360. I’ve been playing Zen Studios pinball games for many years and on many different devices.

This guide will assist you in setting up Zen Studios Pinball FX3 games on your AtGames Legends Pinball (ALP). Video: Pinball FX3 on the AtGames Legends Pinball

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