Build quality and limited support aside, the single biggest detractor for the Duo Pinball has to the price - it's a hefty $60 for a device that essentially plays a single App.
Full review by Chris Mitchell.
Daren Baldock says:"I like pinball. No, I love pinball. My deep affection for the silver ball spans both real tables (I own one) and virtual ones (I own many). So when I was given the opportunity to review a gizmo that could potentially bridge the gap between the two, I jumped at the chance.
Enter Discovery Bay Games latest addition to their “Duo” series with their Duo Pinball “appcessory” (their words, not mine) for iOS in partnership with Gameprom, creators of the Pinball HD series. Their product is pitched as a pinball controller designed to deliver a more tactile pinball experience. So let’s take a look."
Chris Brown of The Married Gamers reviews a new accessory for the iPad which gives players a more realistic pinball experience. Players now can physically feel the bumpers and enjoy launching the ball thanks to Discovery Bay Games. Is this accessory worth spending your quarters on though?
Ken McKown writes: The iPad was built to play pinball on. That being said, when Discovery Bay Games asked us if we would like to check out the new Pinball Duo Controller for the device, I was ecstatic. Being able to have a plunger and solid flipper buttons would simulate the experience better than anything else I could imagine.
