Tron possible?

[p1nbal1]

Given the Disney relationship, could Zen pick up a Tron license?

[Matt Beeching]

An original perhaps but not the Stern table (2011), many things would have to fall into place.

[✿Sakura Rozu✿]

Not happening with stern since they didn't like it when code was stolen from far sight for a vpx table

[Pinballwiz45b]

Originally posted by ✿Sakura Rozu✿:

Not happening with stern since they didn't like it when code was stolen from far sight for a vpx table

Not quite. This article surfaced yesterday:

https://playgamesmore.com/index.php/2023/12/06/stern-feels-previous-licensed-virtual-pinball-versions-were-not-to-our-standards-but-open-to-exploring-again/

[Takise]

Based on how they reduced the number of Williams based tables issued, I do not expect the licensing offer to be expanded to include Stern.

Earlier, when they acquired Williams in the days of FX3, I was full of hope. However, when the era of the Epic store began and the mess of switching to a new engine, everything looks worse and worse every year.

I think that recreations of original tables have the smallest audience and I expect that the future will be focused on mass production of originals for a casual audience.

[rlh1108]

They better get with it with the Williams tables. Originals are fine, but only when Williams gets priority.

[Takise]

Originally posted by rlh1108:

They better get with it with the Williams tables. Originals are fine, but only when Williams gets priority.

This is what my perfect world would look like :)