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Game #4354
Judge Dredd Pinball  
Action   Pinball


 Judge Dredd Pinball box cover

 Judge Dredd Pinball screenshot
Judge Dredd Pinball is the first entry in the "Pinball Arcade" series, made by UK-based Pin-Ball Games Limited. The concept was promising: license a real-life pinball table and try to recreate the gameplay experience as faithfully as possible for home computers. Unfortunately, the execution leaves much to be desired. Anyone familiar with the superb Pro Pinball series will be severely disappointed with this game. Despite having the license to recreate one of William's best pinball tables, Pin-Ball Games decided to create a "completely new and original game" based loosely on the license. The result is a marginally above-average pinball game with so-so physics and repetitive combos.

On the upside, the graphics is excellent. There are neat lighting and other special effects, and the table looks very detailed in high resolution SVGA. Worth a look for pinball fans, but without the fun gameplay of Williams' original table to keep it on your hard drive.

Note: Despite lackluster response to this game, Pin-Ball Games went on to release 3 more pinball games in the series: The Avengers, Roswell, and World League Pinball, each based on a real-life pinball table license [thanks to MobyGames info].

Reviewed by: Underdogs

Designer: Paul Tressie
Developer: Pin-Ball Games
Publisher: Pin-Ball Games
Year: 1998
Software Copyright: Pin-Ball Games
Theme: Licensed, Shareware
Multiplayer:  
None that we know of
Related Links:  
System Requirements: DOS
Where to get it:
If you like this game, try: Pinball 3D-VCR, Eight Ball Deluxe, Royal Flush Pinball
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