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Yes, its free to download and includes 1 free table. All the other tables (think there are close to 30 at the moment) can be bought in multipacks (i.e. there is a "Universal Studios" pack, which is ET, Back to the Future and Jaws).
The tables in FX3 are all custom built - some licensed, some original. The Stern Arcade Pinball game is also free with 1 table included. The tables in that game are all recreations of real life arcade tables though and are a fair bit more expensive to buy.
I would say overall FX3 is the better game. There is a LOT more going on - the tables are more fun as they include some more video-gamey elements in the minigames that wouldnt be possible on real tables, plus it has a lot more content in terms of stuff like leaderboards, online play (asyncronous), leagues/divisions, tournaments and some RPG like elements where you earn XP and can 'level up' tables to get better bonuses.
Stern is very much a dry simulation of the tables without practically any of the bells and whistles above and feels a bit flat after playing FX3.
There probably is room in a collection for both games and as they are free anyways, worth trying them out.
Both games control the same way;
Left/Right Triggers = Flippers
A button = Action/launch
Left Stick = Nudge
Right Stick = plunger
Oh another thing FX3 has over Stern is the ability to flip the camera vertically so you can hold the Switch long ways and fit more of the table on. You can even disconnect one joycon and just use the remaining one attached at the bottom, but I found the controls too tight to use like that.
You can use touch screen on FX3 too. |
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