With all the flashing lights, it’s extremely easy to be distracted (or just plain confused) when figuring out which lit path is supposed to be the one you’re after. You may hear Tony Stark tell you he’s ready to fight or you may hear a nemesis of his taunt you, but neither really help clarify the task at hand. The Iron Man board, which I felt was the only weak one of the four, is a clear offender of this. Often times, it’s not very clear how you even get involved in the special task. My only real complaint with this game stems from these challenges. Though the arsenal of competitive proposals is not a grand one (3 trophies per table), they are difficult to get to, making the game’s replay value quite high. The game does have a trophy feature for accomplishments like Blade’s treasure find, with each table harboring a short range of possibilities. I’ve had Marvel Pinball a week now and have only completed one of the four boards’ small handful of challenges, that of which said I won some hidden treasure on the Blade table. You will often find that those side flippers can be paramount in encouraging the pinball to navigate to a certain pit or jump that ignites a challenge. The special challenges are challenging indeed, conjuring a more repeat playability attribute. Iron Man’s table is very bright compared to the dark, vampiric overtones of Blade’s.Īdditionally, each board contains the standard two flippers at the bottom and sometimes one or two (depending on the table you’re playing) closer to the top and off to the side. For instance, the Spider-Man board contains a more ramp and track-oriented playing experience than Blade, which focuses more on keeping the silver sphere on the board’s surface. They truly are unique from one to the next.
Each features amazingly lush colors, character voice-overs, and enough flashing lights to rival any Vegas slot aisle, and to reiterate, the boards are not just rebadged copies of one another. These themes include Wolverine, Spider-Man, Iron Man, and Blade. In a word, “beautifully.” As of today, there are currently four tables to play, all of which have their own personality and challenges. Does Marvel Pinball do the format any justice? Pinball tends to focus on a specific audience and can easily fail in the transition from physical table to video game. One of the most recent additions to store is Marvel Pinball, brought to us from Zen Studios, creators of Zen Pinball. With games usually topping out at a cost of $14.99 and most hovering around $9.99, you can build quite a library on your PS3’s hard drive in no time. This item has been sublicensed to you by Sony Computer Entertainment America.The great thing about the Playstation Store is the amount of highly entertaining games that can be had for those frugal at heart. Purchase or use of this item is subject to the PlayStation®Network Terms of Service and User Agreement. Zen Studios, Zen Pinball and Zen Pinball 2 logos are trademarks of Zen Studios Ltd. 'Zen Pinball' and 'Zen Pinball 2' are trademarks of Zen Studios Ltd. New rule sheets to help you achieve higher scores New tables released regularly through the PlayStation®Store Exciting multiplayer modes, including local split-screen and hotseat multiplayer, online, and worldwide tournaments Compete against other players to achieve the highest ProScore™, and team up with your friends to increase your TeamScore™ With a pinball library of 26 tables and more coming all the time, Zen Pinball 2 is the premiere pinball platform on PlayStation®Network. Zen Pinball 2 features the critically acclaimed Marvel Pinball series, Zen Pinball Classics, and an exciting lineup of individual DLC.
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