PushSquare: "The first extension to Zen Studios’ licensed side-project, Marvel Pinball, is a claustrophobic but densely populated recreation of the Fantastic Four universe."
Ali Behjou of Brash Games writes "I have been a fan of Marvel comics my whole life, in fact I have over 300 comics and some very rare ones indeed. I love pinball and always try to find a machine (hard in London sometimes). So Marvel Pinball is the perfect game for me. One of the corner stones of the Marvel franchise has always been the Fantastic Four".
DHGF: Fantastic Four Pinball is the first downloadable table for Marvel Pinball for those of you who purchased the game way back in December 2010, you’ve no doubt played the hell out of the first four tables and have been chomping at the bit for the fifth and sixth (Captain America, which will be released on 6/28) tables to breathe some new life into the game, as well as give you a way to up both your Hero and Team Score. Zen Studios was kind enough to include a review code for Fantastic Four Pinball in addition to the Captain America one we requested, and so we’re giving you back to back Marvel Pinball goodness this week.
Marvel Pinball was a great step up from the original Zen Pinball. Utilizing a new Pinball FX 2 engine, Zen Studios really brought a great set of new tables for pinball enthusiast to play. The Fantastic Four now graces our presence as the first downloadable add-on table for Marvel Pinball. The original four tables were are very unique from one another and the Fantastic Four Table seems to be no different. How does it stack up and rack up?
the table is good, but why is it being reviewed now? I've had this for at least a month...