Austin Mackert present “Pinball” for the CD-i, and I thank him for letting me know how glad I should be for missing out on any pinball games for the CD-i system.
How much alcohol would you have to consume before this game even approached a minor level of fun? Seriously, look at where the flippers start, and look where they end when you flip them.
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That’s just pebble on the mountain of bad that is this game. Forget alcohol, I think we’d have to go even more “recreational” in order to enjoy this game, just to drown out the sounds.
OK, I just looked at the “List of CD-i games” on Wikipedia, and I don’t think I would have purchased even one of those games back in the day. Besides that fact that this was a $700.00 system when it was released. That’s a lot of mowed lawns and shoveled driveways just to get a disappointing product. Sure, Neo-Geo was also a big ticket console, but at least it had good fighters, platformers, brawlers and shmup games.
SSB is the editor of the website Fun With Bonus, home of the semi-coherent, misguided ramblings of a journeyman professional/amateur pinball player.
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