Gene X Hwang and Josh Blood wrap up their coverage of the Chicago Pinball Expo on the Pinball Soul Podcast (which you should be subscribed to by the way). It was really nice of them to mention me and my web site a few times throughout the podcast.
The Cynical Brit, also known as TotalBiscuit gives his first impressions on Zen Pinball’s Star Wars series. TotalBiscuit has a renowned YouTube channel and is a part of the Polaris Network. His words carry quite a bit of weight in the gaming industry.
I remember playing this game. I even remember liking this game. Until I got stuck trying to hit the same boss over, and over and over again.
Classic Game Room reviews Cosmos, a 1968 Bally electro-mechanical game. This game is difficult. Look at that gap between the flippers!
Mark from Classic Game Room reviews Rollergames at PAPA World Headquarters. This game really is as fun as it seems in the video. Try to master the left loop to left ramp combo.
Derek from Classic Game Room reviews Pac-Man Pinball Advance for the Nintendo Game Boy Advance. He doesn’t seem too pleased with it.
Sure, I realize they are trying to sell you games, but I like how they are producing their promotional videos.
In this era of Zen Pinball/Pinball FX 2 and Pinball Arcade, you are no longer allowed to release pinball games with this kind of screen scrolling.
![I don’t need to get the Wii U yet [Zen Pinball]](https://funwithbonus.com/wp-content/uploads/starwarsZENpinball1.jpg)
… Because I don’t see any improvement over the Xbox or PS3. My (admittedly flimsy) evidence for this? Star Wars Zen Pinball looks and sounds exactly the same on the recently released Wii U version
… but it looks like it, sort of. And, it does have an OK versus mode. It’s Pinballistik for the PlayStation 3.
Mark from Classic Game Room and Mark from PAPA review Goldeneye from SEGA. It may be surprising to know that this game did show in an A-division qualifying bank at the PAPA World Championships.
Nick from Arcade Hunters reviews Cactus Canyon for The Pinball Arcade. Ryan from Classic Game Room reviews the PlayStation 3’s version of The Pinball Arcade.
