AtGames Brings City Golf to Legends 4K, HD, and HDP Pinball Machines
AtGames released City Golf for Legends Pinball HD, 4K, and HDP, but its $6 web listing covers only HD and Micro HD while other purchase eligibility remains unclear.
AtGames lists City Golf for Legends Pinball HD, HDP, and 4K. The $6 web listing covers only HD and Micro HD. Because the On-Device-Purchase footnote names only CE-4K and CE-HD, other owners should verify availability and price on their machine. This report is source-only.
The versions are listed; the purchase terms differ by machine
The listed versions are HD v1.2, HDP v1.1, and 4K v1.2.
The listing excludes 4K/HDP and requires firmware 5.70 or newer.
AtGames names AppStoreX, but its ODP footnote names only CE-4K and CE-HD devices.
ReportAtGames release notes and E-Store
City Golf reaches three Legends Pinball families through two different store paths
AtGames dates City Golf to September 10, 2026: HD v1.2, HDP v1.1, and 4K v1.2. It lists 1080 × 1920 for HD/HDP, 2160 × 3840 for 4K, E-Store purchase for HD, and AppStoreX for 4K/HDP.
Do not apply the $6 HD/Micro HD web price to 4K or HDP. The ODP footnote limits the feature to CE-4K and CE-HD devices, so exact HDP and non-CE purchase eligibility must be checked on the live device storefront. The Crafty Catsman has not played or performance-tested the table. AtGames says missing preview art after an internal-storage-to-FlashDriveX transfer can be addressed by uninstalling, reinstalling, and rebooting. HD and Micro HD owners should verify the listed firmware and final-sale terms, while 4K and HDP owners should confirm both availability and price on their exact machine before purchasing.
The useful distinction is purchase eligibility, not resolution alone
AtGames lists 1080 × 1920 for HD/HDP and 2160 × 3840 for 4K. The HD/Micro HD page requires firmware 5.70 or newer.
One table does not have one universal Legends checkout path: The $6 web SKU covers HD/Micro HD; other owners need the live store for availability and price.
- What price appears on 4K and HDP machines?
- Which HDP and non-CE models can purchase it?
Wait when your store path is unclear:Your machine lacks a clear listing, or you want performance evidence.
Consider it when:Your machine shows compatibility and price, and you accept final-sale terms.
City Golf — AtGames release and purchase record
| Published field | Zaccaria City Golf |
|---|---|
| Release date | September 10, 2026 |
| Published versions | HD v1.2; HDP v1.1; 4K v1.2 |
| Published resolutions | HD/HDP: 1080 × 1920; 4K: 2160 × 3840 |
| 4K/HDP path named by AtGames | AppStoreX On-Device-Purchase |
| Exact HDP and non-CE eligibility | Verify on the live device storefront |
| Independent performance result | Not established here |
Sources: Official release notes
Match the listing to your exact Legends model before paying
Confirm model, firmware, and final-sale terms.
Verify that City Golf and a price appear in AppStoreX on the machine.
AtGames lists three City Golf versions
The entry includes store paths and an FDX artwork workaround.
Primary pages and records used for this report.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does City Golf cost on AtGames Legends Pinball?▼
AtGames lists $6 for Legends Pinball HD and Micro HD only; 4K and HDP owners should check AppStoreX on their machine for availability and price.
Which Legends Pinball machines support City Golf?▼
AtGames lists HD, HDP, and 4K versions, but its On-Device-Purchase footnote names only CE-4K and CE-HD. Verify other models in the live storefront.
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