Compare the virtual versions to images of their real-life counterparts side by side, and it’s evident how serious FarSight is about digitizing classic tables for posterity. The most striking aspect of The Pinball Arcade is without a doubt the enormous attention to detail that the four tables sport.
The four tables included in the package, Black Hole (Gottlieb, 1981), Theater of Magic (Bally, 1995), Tales of Arabian Nights (Williams, 1996), and Ripley’s Believe It or Not! (Stern, 2003), are a mix of classic tables which offer a good variety for fans of pinball both old and young. While the Zen Studios games offer more modern digital incarnations of pinball, The Pinball Arcade is not just a love letter to classic tables, but a product that is overflowing with FarSight’s dedication and passion for the favorite pastime of generations who grew up in the tail end of the previous century. The Pinball Arcade is both a collection of four classic pinball tables, emulated in great detail, and a platform for future downloadable tables à la Pinball FX 2 or Zen Pinball. Publisher: FarSight Studios, Crave Entertainment The Pinball Arcade (Xbox Live Arcade, PS Vita, PSN ) From The Legend of Grimrock to Lone Survivor, players can find new games for their favorite genres for a price that’s hard to argue with.Įnter The Pinball Arcade, the latest pinball simulation game by FarSight Studios, who are probably best known for their Pinball Hall of Fame titles. The ever-maturing downloadable space has allowed for some rather niche genres to find their audience.
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