Based on the computer title from 21st Century Entertainment, Pinball Dreams features jackpot ramps, ball locks, traps, bonus multipliers, bumpers, and other authentic table targets. "Ignition," "Steel Wheel," and "Graveyard" are the three available tables, each offering a varying degree of challenge due to the spacing of targets, width of drains, and number of points required for extra balls. Since the one-megabit cartridge lacks a save feature, high scores for each table are reset after the handheld is switched off.

Pinball Dreams is a Miscellaneous game, developed by Spidersoft and published by GameTek, which was released in 1993.

Pinball Fantasies is a Pinball game, developed by Spidersoft and published by GameTek, which was released in 1995.

Pinball Fantasies is the official port of the classic Amiga pinball simulator originally released in 1992.

Turn your Jaguar into the ultimate amusement arcade with Pinball Fantasies - the greatest pinball simulator ever. This classic game offers four scorchingly addictive tables with the most realistic ball movement you'll ever seen in a video game. If you're looking for instant playability, speed and excitement, Pinball Fantasies is the game for you.

Choose "Elvira and the Party Monsters" or "Police Force." Shoot, flip, and bump the ball in realistic, high-speed pinball action.

pinball game made in 1995

Pinball Party is a Miscellaneous game, published by Jaleco Entertainment, which was released in Japan in 1990.

Billed as a pinball role-playing game, though the term is used loosely, as you only earn gold to buy stoppers and more powerful flippers. Actually, there are four different modes of play. The RPG-mode has six, multi-screen pinball tables, where you use your flippers to knock the pinball into enemies, find keys, and eventually rescue Princess Bali. The other modes, POP!POP!, Viva Golf, and Circus, are each specialized multi-screen pinball tables involving sports, golf, and the circus. The latter has a slot machine and a bonus game in which you throw balls at animals to save the girl they are chasing.

Revenge of the 'Gator is a Miscellaneous game, developed and published by Hal, which was released in Japan in 1989.

pinball game made in 1984

Pin-Bot is a conversion of the arcade pinball game by Williams Electronics. The game is played with a split screen; the bottom half of the screen remains on your flippers, while the top half scrolls to follow the ball(s) on the table. In addition to recreating the pinball game's table, lights, and sounds several video game elements have been added, such as monsters that like to eat pinballs. Up to four players can compete against Pin-Bot!

There are two tables in the game, red and blue. Each table has its own details and gameplay elements.

Each table has different "locations" that you play, which determine which Pok

Power Pinball is a Miscellaneous game, developed and published by KarmaSoft, which was released in Europe in 1990.

A fast and furious pinball game that offers you a choice of four unique tables.

One of the best Genesis pinball games. Lots of eye and ear candy, solid gameplay, great sound, no frivolous gimmicks - what more could you want?

pinball game made by Actionworks in 1990

Rock 'n' Ball is a pinball game with several gameplay options. The first is regular pinball game for one to four players. The second option is called nineball and the object is to shoot the balls into the playfield and have them land in the holes to form a bingo pattern (i.e. a vertical line, a horizontal line, etc.) This game is also for one to four players. Next is battle flipper. There is a set of flippers at both the top and bottom of the table, and two players try to knock the pinball past their opponents flippers. Lastly is sports pinball. In this game the pinball table is set up to look like a soccer or hockey field. Similar to battle flipper, each player tries to knock the pinball past their opponents goalie. There is only one flipper in this game, however you have a goalie to block shots and the flipper can be moved from side to side.

Rollerball is a pinball simulation for one to four players. There are two different game variations included. The first is Skyscraper, which is a four screen tall pinball table where each player competes individually for the highest score. The second is called Matchplay. In this game two players compete against each other to see who can reduce his opponents score to zero first. Each player has a set of flippers and a ball in play, and points are awarded or taken away by hitting the various targets in the playfield.

ROLLERBALL - The action-packed Pinball Game with the distinctly American touch! New from HAL America, Rollerball brings you two new games in one! SKYSCRAPER is a fast-paced, realistic Pinball Game on four vertically-scrolling screens, for one to four players. MATCHPLAY is a one-on-one game for two players that will test any Pinball Wizard! A brand new type of game for the kids, a familiar old friend to dads and moms. Finally, a game dad can play, and win! And, Rollerball won't TILT!

From slimy sewers to monstrous machine rooms. Dr. Robotmik's latest fortress is a giant pinball machine! Will it withstand a Sonic spin-vasion? Bounce from giant flippers and hissing steam vents. Rev through dizzying loops and up death-defying ramps!

Sonic stars in his own pinball game - as the ball! Unfortunately this conversion is far too easy to complete as you can move him around far too much in mid-air. Flipping' easy.

Sonic The Hedgehog spins into pinball pandemonium! Dr. Robotnik's latest robotic-creation factory is the Veg-O-Fortress, a volcanic island fueled by the Chaos Emeralds and protected by the Pinball Defense System. Strap on your Power Sneakers for all-new Sonic moves! Sonic rockets into space, spring launches from levers and balls up for a high-altitude bounce! Multi-round zones of wild Sonic action through glittering caverns, oozing toxic pools and boiling lava pits!

A classic pinball game with an automotive/racing theme to it.

Super Pinball: Behind the Mask features three pinball tables -- Jolly Joker, Blackbeard, and Ironmen -- each of which will highly please the pinball purist. Ball physics are right on target, flipper action is smooth, and the graphics and sound effects evoke the real thing. Each board has two flippers, several drop targets, two kickbacks, three thumper bumpers, and one outhole down the middle. Skill shots, multi-ball play (hampered by slowdown, unfortunately), "shoot again when lit," and other staples of traditional pinball are fully in place. Ironically, what makes this title such a good pinball game -- realism -- is its only blemish. A lack of scrolling playfields, multi-leveled boards, or other such extravagances, hamper it from becoming an out-and-out great video game.

This exceptional video pinball game features a huge board that's as wide as it is tall. The up and down scrolling is smooth, although the side scrolling is a bit choppy. Time Cruise's controls are responsive, although the ball has been known to hesitate momentarily. The time-machine style graphics are both attractive and original, but all areas of the table look pretty much the same. The pinball action is solid, but it takes a back seat to the numerous bonus stages that can take you either backward or forward in time. Each of these unique stages offer its own unique brand of fun, usually in the form of mini-pinball games. One requires you to guide a ball through a maze by tilting a board, and while it's quite challenging, it takes too long and slows down the pace of the game. Still, Time Cruise has a lot of depth for a pinball game. It's more playable than Alien Crush, but not as good as Devil's Crush.