Rounding out the collection are El Dorado and Earth Defense, which offer competent homages to Uncharted and vintage sci-fi flicks as well as a gratifying selection of drop targets, rollovers, and spinners. Featuring an elongated playfield capable of building up ball speed, the tribal-styled table also has a pleasing, partially translucent mini-table at the base of the backglass. Yet, with well-placed wire-ways and an abundance of tempting targets, it’s also the title’s best offering. Exhibiting a ramp adorned with an Arthurian sword hilt and a ball-launching catapult on the bottom of the playfield, Excalibur is the obligatory fantast-themed table. With the release of Zen Pinball 3D, the developers bring four of their celebrated tables to 3DS owners. Realizing the dearth of new tables, Zen Studios has built a budding enterprise crafting digital simulation of the once-ubiquitous pastime. Whereas dozens of tables were produced during the amusement’s heyday, only two imminent entries dot the horizon: Stern’s AC/DC and The Pinball Company’s Wizard of Oz. You can find this game on WiiWare.įor another take on pinball, there is one with an overhead view and slightly simpler graphics: 101 Pinball World for DSi and 3DS.What is the concept? Sadly, the production of physical pinball machines has shrunk down into a niche industry. Follow Carmen around the world as she somehow increases your mathematical adeptness via the power of falling cathedrals. If your math skills have deteriorated beyond your parents’ comprehension, or you had none to begin with, you might want to consider playing “ Carmen Sandiego Adventures in Math: The Case of the Crumbling Cathedral“. For more information and a video of Hip Hop King, go here. It’s only available on 3DS.įor our second game, we have “ Hip Hop King: Rytmik Edition“, which, according to the official Nintendo site, is “an application for creating rhythmical and melodic themes and for composing whole songs.” If you happen to have two 3DS systems, feel free to put that hip hop where it doesn’t belong: Zen Pinball 3D.
It’s currently at an 81 from seven reviews. It’s a bit early to tell, but it looks like it’ll end up with a good Metacritic score. The four boards are Excalibur, El Dorado, Shaman, and Earth Defense. While its boards are generically themed, they are fairly detailed and have a lot of moving parts. Possibly the most noticeable release is Zen Pinball 3D. Well, unfortunately they’re only together as separate offerings, but we’ll realize that dream someday. You thought they’d never get together, but you were oh so wrong. The latest Nintendo update brings us pinball and hip hop.
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