could You list all the pinball classics? | MSX Resource Center (Pagina 1/6)

Van Manuel

Ascended (19321)

05-09-2005, 22:44

Try to search for it on Generation MSX.

Van Bart

Paragon (1422)

05-09-2005, 22:45

Pinball. Trick Boy T&E Soft MSX
Pinball Blaster Eurosoft MSX
Magic Pinball Omikron Soft MSX
Games Collection, The - Pinball Blaster Eurosoft MSX

Van tfh

Prophet (3318)

05-09-2005, 22:51

Well.. There can only be one:
cerberus.gamershell.com/screenshots/1880/32200_full.jpg

But it's the Amiga1200 version though.. It really rules. My mother still hates the soundtrack that came with this table ;)
As for MSX versions: T&E Soft's Pinball was also quite nice! :)

Van chaos

Paladin (809)

05-09-2005, 23:01

ofcourse rollerball rules the most

Van poke-1,170

Paragon (1783)

05-09-2005, 23:41

@tfh: pinball dreams was surpassed by pinball fantasies (and yeah party land rules)...pinball illusions slightly weaker BUT !!!
numero uno is slamtilt still on the amiga...the bomb shit !

Van poke-1,170

Paragon (1783)

05-09-2005, 23:43

I think the people who coded that came from a wellknown demo crew...I'd say the silents,
but not sure...

Van snout

Ascended (15187)

06-09-2005, 00:38

I think there's a serious lack of cool MSX pinball games. Developers: you know what to do!

Van Bart

Paragon (1422)

06-09-2005, 00:39

@Poke, that pinball series was done by Future Crew. The musician even gets credited by his scene name.. Also the FC and graphicians logo's are shown in some tables...

Van tfh

Prophet (3318)

06-09-2005, 07:34

I think there's a serious lack of cool MSX pinball games. Developers: you know what to do!
Snout is right
C'mon guys! Make Pinball Fantasies on the Amiga look like crap!

Van BiFi

Enlighted (4348)

06-09-2005, 07:54

I agree with Chaos here, Rollerball rules them all...

/me does recall the idea of making a pinball game for GFX9000 after the rerelease of some 1994 game... But it seems other things changed all that... remember that one, snout?

The whole idea was to give the graphics artists about all the freedom of creativity they'd want...