![]() System Requirementsįor Win 95: 486 DX or above, 8 MB RAM, 20 MB hard drive space for complete installation, 2X CD-ROM drive, 256 color SVGA monitor which supports 640 x 480 mode, supports most Windows compatible sound cardsįor Windows 3.1: 486 DX or above, 20 MB hard drive space for complete installation, 8 MB RAM, 2X CD-ROM drive, 256 color SVGA monitor which supports 640 x 480 mode, supports most Windows compatible sound cards Bottom LineĪ wonderful example of "how it’s done." Every aspect of the game, from documentation to design, is well-crafted, balanced, and just generally cool. Both of these are very nice touches, indicative of the kind of attention devoted to the entire game. Also, there’s a section in the back devoted both to the history of pinball and looking ahead to its future. Not only are all the controls thoroughly explained, and the sound and video issues explored in depth, but there’s a considerable amount of space dedicated to playing tips, like aiming the ball, nudging the table and so on. ![]() For the most part, you don't even have to be able to read to play. ![]() You can, in Win 95 at least, play full screen or in a window (although the tables look a little scrunched with the latter), and the game doesn’t suck your system resources away, so it tucks itself nicely away on the start bar if need be. ![]() Player controls, like the flippers and tilt buttons, are all available for the changing. The sounds and music are on/off optional, individually. The screen can be adjusted for five different levels of brightness. ![]()
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