Played this on my Amiga it was awesome. The Pinball games released by Digital Illusions (now DICE) were the first computer pinball games I thought were realistic and fun enough to play. I was a huge pinball player back in the day (arcade) but until these came out I had never seen a computerized pinball game that was worth my time.
I had no idea there were so many ports of this, or how popular the game is. I had the Amiga version and still love and play it to this day. Some of the best music in any game, ever, I say. I didn't know DOS and the SNES could do the same sort of Tracker music that the Amiga uses. Wonder why they didn't use that more often in other games 🤔 Also didn't know there was an HD 3D remake for the Mac handhelds and OS X in 2011. Thanks for all the mind-blowing info 😁
PINBALL DREAMS and PINBALL FANTASIES are two of the best swedish 🇸🇪 pinball games for the Amiga 🐱😸👍🕹️. I still have them both for my Amiga 500 🐱👍🕹️. Greetings from Vantaa, Finland 🇫🇮.
Another of my all times favourite games. Well done once again. And that you are a true fan of the game emerged by choosing graveyard, clearly the gem of the 4 tables.
I still prefer the Amiga version! The Amstrad version is amazing, and the C64 version is very good. It have been better with 2 channel music and 1 channel sfx though.
no! Best version: PSP/PS3. The Amiga version looks as if someone has stripped it of its colours 🤣 see other videos you, because here the guy has turned on a horrible blur filter....
MS-DOS has higher resolution and 70Hz scrolling. Same "tracker" music as Amiga. In this video the sound quality is very poor (also mono track). I think that there is something wrong in the game settings/emulator settings.
MS-DOS has higher resolution and superior 70Hz scrolling (Amiga uses 50Hz). MS-DOS uses the same "tracker" music, I don't know why in this video the sound quality is very poor and mono I think it uses wrong emulator/game settings. The programmers used assembler to program this game so it can run well also on slow computers (like 286).
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The cpc version is amazing for the capabilities of this machine 🕹
Colorful with smooth scrolling ....a true marvel
On a real machine it looks way better than in this video. Here it looks just crap
Yepp, can't believe it
I saw it on Amstream, and it was a reflective moment of the capabilities of that underrated machine.
That's my c64 (partly) conversion at 45:31!
Played this on my Amiga it was awesome. The Pinball games released by Digital Illusions (now DICE) were the first computer pinball games I thought were realistic and fun enough to play. I was a huge pinball player back in the day (arcade) but until these came out I had never seen a computerized pinball game that was worth my time.
I had no idea there were so many ports of this, or how popular the game is. I had the Amiga version and still love and play it to this day. Some of the best music in any game, ever, I say. I didn't know DOS and the SNES could do the same sort of Tracker music that the Amiga uses. Wonder why they didn't use that more often in other games 🤔 Also didn't know there was an HD 3D remake for the Mac handhelds and OS X in 2011. Thanks for all the mind-blowing info 😁
PINBALL DREAMS and PINBALL FANTASIES
are two of the best swedish 🇸🇪 pinball games for the Amiga 🐱😸👍🕹️.
I still have them both for my Amiga 500 🐱👍🕹️.
Greetings from Vantaa, Finland 🇫🇮.
Impressive C64 port, I wasn't expecting that.
Another of my all times favourite games. Well done once again. And that you are a true fan of the game emerged by choosing graveyard, clearly the gem of the 4 tables.
Yeah , it has a very dark and creepy atmosphere to it , and it's favorite table to play
@@_WORG_ gustafsson did an outstanding job!
Strange that this game wasn't released on the Mega Drive.
Especially considering its on the Game Gear.
odd (strange) no Sega Master System version
Just goes to show what an amazing bit of kit the Amiga was back in its day
I didn't know there existed a Commodore 64 version and it looked this good!
Also, what do you use to emulate old iOS applications?
For iOS, I use Basilisk II and SheepShaver
sid music is awesome
I still prefer the Amiga version! The Amstrad version is amazing, and the C64 version is very good. It have been better with 2 channel music and 1 channel sfx though.
I still have both original Commodore 64 and
Amiga 500 computers, and i still play them.
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Best version: AMIGA.
Second: GBA
Third: Amstrad
no! Best version: PSP/PS3. The Amiga version looks as if someone has stripped it of its colours 🤣
see other videos you, because here the guy has turned on a horrible blur filter....
Best version: MS-DOS. Higher resolution and 70Hz scrolling. Same "tracker" music.
The backgrounds for the GBA looks very sweet. And the ball moves better than the Snes version there. That looks like a good version.
The ball in the SNES moves in a realistic way more than in the GBA it moves at a generic pace
Excellent 👌
MS-DOS has higher resolution and 70Hz scrolling. Same "tracker" music as Amiga. In this video the sound quality is very poor (also mono track). I think that there is something wrong in the game settings/emulator settings.
Die MS-DOS Version ist ja schrecklich. Keinerlei flüssiges Scrolling und die Musik klingt, als wenn die Batterie fast leer ist. 😕
MS-DOS has higher resolution and superior 70Hz scrolling (Amiga uses 50Hz). MS-DOS uses the same "tracker" music, I don't know why in this video the sound quality is very poor and mono I think it uses wrong emulator/game settings. The programmers used assembler to program this game so it can run well also on slow computers (like 286).
7:36 is the cheapest death ever!
hehe :/
Such a great game, i have the original game CD's, Pinball Fantasies and Pinball Illusions for my Amiga CD32.