In fact, coming to the PS4 in the next couple of months are the first handful of third season tables, as part of a regular and steady drip feed of content.
I was able to compare two of those more modern tables, Monster Bash and Tales of the Arabian Nights, to their real life counterparts. I find that some of the textures could be higher in resolution, but this is a fairly minor quibble when you have the impressive lighting system. The lighting effects are quite easily an improvement over the PS3, but are only really telling when going between platforms in quick succession or with side-by-side comparisons.
The PS3 lacks the lustre that the PS4 has, where each bulb casts its own, more vibrant light source, as in this quick comparison shot. And the ball physics feel similarly impeccable. Part of what helps to make pinball compelling is just how complex the tables can be. Knowing those will certainly come in handy when taking on the Challenge mode, which is only in the retail release of the game.
Some of the target scores feel a bit easy and if you know your way around a table or are just nice and sharp with the flippers, you can get some ridiculous points tallies. By being in a state of constant evolution, it would be easy to see The Pinball Arcade on PS4 as not being finished.
This is a truly excellent game! Thanks Farsight! Looking forward to a fix for the low quality sound. And stereoscopic 3D. This is the best game on PS4 and is the first must have on the system for me.
Excellent work! Fix the sound and incorporate 3D and it will be exceedingly awesome! Monster Bash looks and plays incredibly! Yeah Zen Pinball is definitely the way to go.
Better tables, more creative depth in the table designs, cross-buy benefits, and much better sound quality. Very disappointed in these supposedly totally remade tables in Pinball Arcade you are better off staying last gen with this title.
Ever since I downloaded this game to my PS4 I have not been able to sync my trophy list. Sometimes the game itself will even fail to load and I will get kicked off my account and have to sign back in. This is getting frustrating! Thanks PSBlog. Quality over quantity is something people really overlook. Still NOT re-paying for licenses for tables I already bought!!!
Even more offensive. Keep moving along. Nothing to see here…. Zen Pinball is definitely the way to go for that cross-buy. Trying to decide which platform to get all seasons for. We are going to be updating it to DX11 in the future to match the PS4 version. No offense to ZEN, I really enjoy their products, but for you to say Zen has better, and more creative tables is where I draw the line. Anyway, why is everyone always either one or the other..
Imagine if you had to choose only one First Person Shooter. The redone tables resolutions, lighting which is adjustable in table options and physics are spectacular and totally worth a double dip on season purchase or triple dip depending if you play on one of the many other non-Sony platforms the game is available for.
However, it would be great if you could get less compressed audio in for the PS4 version. Also, rumble support should be an easy fix, no?
Was this fixed with the PS4 versions, or is it still almost impossible to control? I understand licenses cost money and development costs money. The playfield features a gold mine with a closeable door, a moving train and a bad guy with a hat that pops off his head. The west has never been this wild! Features unique to Centaur include the blue Guardian Rollovers, which were the first to include Outlane control directed by the flipper buttons and the Equitable Multi-Ball.
Players are challenged with collecting five unique characters by lighting all of the Bonus Level Lamps. The Playfield features a severed hand and an animated mechanical beating heart and chattering teeth, synchronized to the games music and speech. Special features include an oscillating captive ball kicker on the elevated mini-playfield and a full-sized captive cue ball on the lower playfield.
Behind the cue ball are two raised targets, which can only be hit by the captive cue ball. Notable features include the Excellent Ray, Big Shot, Molecular Mixmaster and a Gazillion point shot where scoring is potentially multiple millions of points! It was designed by Harry Williams, and was the first talking Stern table. It features a unique 3-Ball Multi-Ball mode, where each ball is launched through three separate lift-off stages.
This takes place at the upper left of the playfield inside a maze-like ball lock mechanism. There are jewels to be collected and a playfield that will have players spinning Aladdins Lamp, flying on Magic Carpet ramps or visiting the Bazaar for countless awards.
With a deep set of rules, beautiful artwork, engaging voice over, and excellent sound effects, this is one of the most popular and highest rated tables of all time.
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