Powershot Pinball on Playstation 2 (PS2) from Gameseek.co.uk

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Powershot Pinball
Liquid Games (click here for our Liquid Games store)

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Powershot Pinball’s a collection of 8 games – from the classic to the fantastic. Four traditional games give players hours of bumper-bashing fun, while exotic takes on tables such as “Island in the Night” bring the likes of palm trees into play when scoring points.

Two dual-player games put an imaginative spin on classic pinball, allowing two players to duel, or to take a cooperative play approach.

Features

Three modes of play, including: Adventure, Time Mode and Multiplayer.
Range of playing environments featuring both the traditional and non traditional.
Over 6 different table styles including; Streets of New York, Deserted Island, Shipwrecked, Factory and harbour.
Multi-player levels featuring dual and co-operative play.

Specifications

Region: PAL Version. The Format for UK, Europe, Australia & New Zealand

Category: Puzzle

Supplier: Liquid Games (click here for our Liquid Games store)

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Reviewed by: Jonathan from South Africa Tisk tisk, a real let down! I have just recently got a PS2, this is my second game i have purchased, (first being god of war, and by no means a way of comparison) i bought it yesterday, i love pinball, just about with a passion to it.. and was so disappointed in the product, i was expecting as there are 2 modes, well 3, but the multi player is irrelevant, adventure and time mode, wats the point in calling this mode "adventure" when there aren’t any adventures, its false advertising, its a senseless, mindless game, the only point being to hit things with no purpose to get score, even the first real pinball tables had a point to them where, modern tables have sub games inside them as well, i have a munsters pinball game on my cell phone, that is even more entertaining than a game made for technology far superior than my S700i, i feel cheated in this aspect, if I could get a compensation/refund or an exchange i wud do so in a blink! i am deeply disgruntled sadly enough! and i was so looking forward to this! and the flippers are too far apart, but i s’pose thats why they implemented the unrealistic like table bumping as well.. there was a pinball game for the Sega mega system, called Psycho Pinball, that was by far the greatest pinball game i have ever played on tv games.. so maybe they can learn a thing or 2 or 3 or 4 from that kind of game...