The neat thing IMO about virtual pinball and real pinball is how they complement each other. I've yet to find a virtual pinball with really satisfying physics s

The neat thing IMO about virtual pinball and real pinball is how they complement each other. I've yet to find a virtual pinball with really satisfying physics simulation, but that's ok, because for me the real benefit is being able to learn the rules without the pressure of dropping quarters. Thanks to the tutorials in Pinball Arcade (RIP), I was able to reach Final Frontier on TNG the first time I played a real one.