Legends Pinball Micro, Arcade Machine Console, Classic Retro Video Games, 50 Built in Licensed Pinball Games, Space Invaders, Bubble Bobble,Time Machine, WiFi, HDMI, Bluetooth

I read the reviews before buying. I took a chance. I got a great virtual pinball machine that set up easily. My only complaint in assemble was that the video cable was a bit snug, but it plugged in with a little gentle coaxing.My 8 yr old daughter and I have played it heavily for 2 days. No issues. Sound is great. Display is great. Haptic feedback makes it feel way to real. Only complaint is the D pad for navigating menus. Go gentle and you will get the feel for it.My future expectations. This is a pretty sophisticated piece of technology. I expect with play im going to have to solder some connections. I'm probably going to have to replace some flipper buttons at some point. It's a pinball machine. They require maintenance. I would hazard a guess that lots of the negative reviews are due to rough handling during shipping. It is a piece of precision equipment. It performs like it. Lots of fun. Very realisticMy suggestions. Get legs for it. If you buy standard pinball machine legs you will require washers because the head of the bolt is to small. At games has them available as well. Second, understand that this machine will probably require a little love to keep it in tip top condition.Conclusion. I'm saving up for a full size legends pinball machine. Amazing product great price.

There is a lot to love about the Legends HD Pinball Micro. The table selections (both the 50 built-in and the additional tables available for purchase and download) are superb. The HD graphics are fine since the playfield is small. The size of the package is not an issue at all. Once you are playing you quickly forget how small it is. The haptic feedback, accelerometers for nudging, flipper and nudge buttons are all fine. It doesn't come with legs but this is a design feature since a lot of folks prefer the portability of not having legs attached. Legs are available for separate purchase for those who want them.There's only a couple elements that I don't like about and they are relatively minor... First the D-Pad that is included is pathetic. The problems with this D-pad are well documented and for the life of me I don't know why AtGames doesn't fix this. It is truly hideous. It works good enough for menu navigation (barely) but is completely useless for game play. Since you can pair up Bluetooth controllers with the game (or USB wired if you prefer), it's not a serious issue but it is still one they should fix. Second I am not a fan of the AtGames subscription model but you aren't required to utilize it to take advantage of most of the features of this cabinet so that's not a serious issue for me either.Virtual Pinball is, by far, what AtGames does best. Their arcade cabinets are okay but the available games selections for them are pretty limited compared to, for example, any decent RetroPie console. The reason to go to AtGames is virtual pinball and while I also have a full-size virtual pinball as well, I have grown to be a big fan of the micro HD version especially for the obvious advantage of tucking it away in small spaces that a full-size cabinet won't fit. This little guy is very addictive and gets a lot of game play here. I bet it will for you too.

The Pinball Micro is a fun machine, and the play feels responsive and realistic enough to be satisfying for an electronic version of a pinball machine. However, the package did not come functional and, a month later, still remains to be brought up to speed. This product would be a 4 to 5 star item had it worked properly from the outset.Upon arrival, two of the buttons (one the START button) were not connected internally at all. We puzzled why we couldn't even get past the intro screen until we finally opened the device ourselves to look. It simply wasn't assembled, as the connections weren't attached. We disassembled it, packaged it up, returned it, and waited for a replacement. A fully functioning unit 1.5 weeks later would be ok, at least a 3 or 4 out of 5 stars in responsiveness.Upon arrival, the second unit worked just fine for about 1 hour of play before the START button again wouldn't click 1/2 the time. By the next day, it was unreliable enough to be non-functional even with trying to find 'just the right place' to press hard. We requested it be addressed and are waiting for a replacement part. Until then, the machine is completely unplayable as the button has come detached inside and can't be triggered by pressing the START button.My concern here is that this product shouldn't warrant extensive customer maintenance, especially with wiring that could break from removing the screen, or parts that require more than a little force to pull free, not to mention soldering wires. I don't expect the target of a birthday gift such as this to know how to solder wires much less have to do it to get the product functioning on the 2nd day of arrival of its replacement. Service-wise, I would expect a business to go above and beyond to make sure the first 6-12 months of experience with a product is smooth, replacing the product with a properly QA-ed one, even hiring an electrician to do a solid job replacing a part without risking an amateur tearing out tight cables as they remove the display case or ripping apart a lead as they try to pull it free.I am waiting to see what happens when our replacement part arrives soon. If it is truly a 'simple' replacement, I could consider changing this review to 3 stars. If it is not as described, a 5-10 min fix that doesn't require soldering, but instead as shown on the sent video a fix that does require soldering and additional equipment, well, I think this constant delay and miscommunication needs to push it down to 1 star. For now, anyway.Update: the part arrived and, as mentioned, it was reasonably easy to replace.