The Pinball Arcade

The Pinball Arcade
Developer(s)	FarSight Studios
Publisher(s)	FarSight Studios Crave Entertainment Alliance Digital Media
Platform(s)	Android, iOS, OS X, PlayStation 3, PlayStation Vita, Xbox 360, Microsoft Windows, Kindle Fire, Ouya, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Wii U (North America)
Release date(s)	February 9, 2012 iOS (iPhone/iPod Touch/iPad) ^WW February 9, 2012 Android OS ^WW February 10, 2012 Xbox 360 (Xbox Live Arcade) ^WW April 4, 2012 (Re-Release) ^WW May 11, 2015 PlayStation 3/PlayStation Vita (PlayStation Network) ^NA April 10, 2012 ^EU July 11, 2012 OS X (Mac App Store) ^WW April 16, 2012 (Steam) ^WW December 16, 2013 Kindle Fire ^WW August 16, 2012 Ouya ^WW June 25, 2013 Windows (Steam) ^WW November 4, 2013 PlayStation 4 (Retail) ^NA December 10, 2013 ^EU February 21, 2014 (PlayStation Network) ^NA December 17, 2013 ^EU December 18, 2013 Xbox One ^WW November 25, 2014 Wii U ^NA April 21, 2016 New Nintendo 3DS ^WW TBA Linux (Steam) ^WW TBA
Genre(s)	Pinball
Mode(s)	Single-player, Multiplayer

The Pinball Arcade is a pinball video game developed by FarSight Studios. The game is a simulated collection of real pinball tables licensed by Gottlieb, Williams, Bally, and Stern Pinball, a company which also owns the rights of machines from Data East and Sega Pinball. Additional tables have been and will be published as downloadable content (DLC) monthly.

The game is available for download on a number of devices through their respective online stores, such as those using the Android operating system (including derivatives e.g. Kindle Fire and Ouya) and for iOS devices, Windows (through Steam) and OS X computers, PlayStation Vita, PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, Xbox 360, Xbox One and Wii U (North America only). Versions for New Nintendo 3DS and Linux have been proposed, but not released yet.

All released tables are available for free limited demo play on Android, iOS, Kindle Fire, Ouya, PlayStation platforms, and Steam. In addition, every month, an ad-supported select table is available for unlimited free play until the next table add-on pack is released. The table of the month is only available on Android, iOS, OS X and Steam.

Screenshot of the table FunHouse from the PlayStation 4 version.

Development

The Pinball Arcade is developed by FarSight Studios, which also developed Pinball Hall of Fame: The Gottlieb Collection and Pinball Hall of Fame: The Williams Collection that were published by Crave Entertainment.^[1] Four tables were available initially with the game's launch: Black Hole, Ripley's Believe It or Not!, Tales of the Arabian Nights, and Theatre of Magic.^[2]

FarSight Studios took part in the Steam Greenlight program to distribute The Pinball Arcade for Windows-based personal computers.^[3] The game was successfully Greenlit on April 18, 2013.^[4] From August until October 2013, the PC version of The Pinball Arcade was in beta-testing. The Windows version of Pinball Arcade was released on November 4, 2013, along with the first 19 table packs. A Macintosh version of the Steam release was released on December 16, 2013. Although tables have to be purchased for each platform separately FarSight buyers of the Steam version are able to play their tables on OS X and Windows.^[5]

The option to buy a season pass for an entire season, including unreleased tables in advance, was cancelled in February 2014 on the Mac App Store due to violation of Apple's policies that do not allow sales of unreleased software.^[6]

On April 1, 2014, FarSight released a patch that included stereoscopic 3D support for PlayStation 3.^[7]

Besides recreations of existing pinball machines, FarSight is also producing its own original-design tables.^[8] A Ghostbusters-themed table was released in late October 2014 as a stand-alone application for Android and iOS using the same layout as Haunted House.^[9][10]

The fourth season of DLC tables began on October 10, 2014, when FarSight Studios released Phantom of the Opera, the first Data East table to be re-released as a Stern machine. The removal of all possible Data East logos was suggested by Gary Stern the founder of Stern to avoid legal issues with G-Mode the successing company of Data East. Similarly, logos of other Data East and Sega Pinball machines were removed, as well as logos and names from No Fear: Dangerous Sports, songs from Creature from the Black Lagoon and The Party Zone and the image of Christopher Lloyd on the The Addams Family because of copyright concerns.^[11]

In July 2013, Microsoft announced plans to relax its publishing requirements for independent developers on its then upcoming console, Xbox One.^[12] At the time, FarSight Studios expressed an interest in developing for the console, but did not commit to doing so.^[12] At the Game Developers Conference in March 2014, Microsoft stated that The Pinball Arcade would be one of the first releases in their "ID@Xbox" program.^[13][14] On November 25, 2014, The Pinball Arcade was released on Xbox One's Games Store with all Season One, Two and Three tables.^[15]

The Pinball Arcade was previously published by Crave Entertainment for Xbox 360 on Xbox Live. Only the first ten tables were released for Xbox 360 when Crave Entertainment filed for bankruptcy in 2012. FarSight Studios has been unable to ship new tables for the Xbox 360 since then as they fight in court for the return of the publishing rights.^[4] Microsoft terminated Crave's publishing license after the company emerged from bankruptcy, forcing The Pinball Arcade to be removed from the Xbox Live Marketplace in July 2013.^[12] FarSight Studios is awaiting legal resolution between Microsoft and Crave, hoping to be able to update the Xbox 360 version in late 2013.^[16] On April 11, 2014, FarSight Studios announced that Alliance Digital Media would be publishing The Pinball Arcade on Xbox 360 and that all previously released tables have been submitted to Microsoft for approval and release.^[17] More than a year later, FarSight announced on its Facebook page that the Xbox 360 edition was approved and set for release on May 11, 2015 with all current content.^[18]

DirectX 11 support for the PC version with improved graphics (e.g., dynamic lighting, ambient light settings, and adjustable bulb brightness) was released on July 2, 2015.^[19]

A version for Nintendo's Wii U console was initially planned for release as close to November 18, 2012 as possible,^[20] the version was not submitted to Nintendo until December 2012.^[21] Final submission was confirmed in late July 2013 and it was announced in June that it would release in September 2013, but there was no release. On December 23, 2015 they announced that the Wii U version will be released at a very early 2016 date. Nintendo announced that the game was officially available on the Nintendo eShop on April 21, 2016.^[22]

Announced

Support for virtual pinball cabinets is currently scheduled.^[23][24]

Due to the suggestive themes of some adult-themed tables, FarSight Studios announced on December 24, 2013 that they are planning a spin-off called Pinball After Dark.^[25]

FarSight plans to add a Head to Head Mode and Oculus Rift support to The Pinball Arcade.^[26]

Linux

On December 24, 2013, FarSight announced that they have begun working on the Steam Linux version of The Pinball Arcade.^[27]

New Nintendo 3DS

The Nintendo 3DS version was planned to be called Pinball Hall of Fame and should only feature non-emulated newly scripted electro-mechanical tables and tables using early alphanumeric and numeric displays from Williams and Gottlieb such as Black Knight, Space Shuttle, Pin*Bot, Gorgar, Taxi, Funhouse and Whirlwind. Lead Developer Bobby King had confirmed about moving development to New Nintendo 3DS to include all tables in February 2015.^[28]

Kickstarter

FarSight Studios launched a Kickstarter project in order to cover the cost to acquire the necessary licenses to publish Bally/Midway's Twilight Zone table.^[29] FarSight Studios pledged to also digitize Williams' Star Trek: The Next Generation table if the Twilight Zone project reached double its $55,000 goal ($110,000).^[30] Funding of the Twilight Zone was successful. A total of $77,499 was raised to fund licensing for Twilight Zone. FarSight Studios President Jay Obernolte signed the license agreement for Twilight Zone on June 8, 2012. Surplus funds, after deductions from unfulfilled pledges and processing fees, were applied to a new Kickstarter project for Star Trek: The Next Generation that was launched August 17, 2012.^[31] This project was also successfully funded.^[32]

On June 21, 2013, FarSight Studios issued a Kickstarter to digitize Terminator 2: Judgment Day. As of July 21, 2013 it successfully surpassed the $59,000 goal with $62,360 raised.^[4]

A similar Kickstarter campaign was utilized to digitize The Addams Family for release in February 2015. The $97,640 goal was reached on October 7, 2014, with $17,636 in excess funds being designated towards acquiring their next big-license table.

On December 25, 2015, FarSight Studios announced on Facebook that the next Kickstarter would be for Bally's Doctor Who. The goal of $54,364 was reached on February 13, 2016 with $16,566 in excess.^[33]

FarSight's most recent Kickstarter project launched on May 2, 2016 with plans to digitize Stern's AC/DC pinball table; the announced funding goal was $108,435.^[34] Due to a new partnership, this Kickstarter was canceled as it is no longer needed to fund the new table.^[35]

Tables

Tables are available in season packs and pro packs allowing players to buy all tables of a season at once. Although tables are not necessarily released to all platforms and/or regions simultaneously, there are currently 72 published tables.^[36] (including The Addams Family: Gold Edition.)

Pro Menus

In late October 2012, FarSight Studios began to release "Pro Menu" upgrades for previously released tables. The upgrade lets the player control the camera to look around the table, control the ball, learn tips from pro players, and view the coin door and use the operator's menu. For Scared Stiff, it also grants the ability to turn off family mode with an uncensored voice-over. Pro Menus are not available on various tables because the mode didn't exist on the actual tables.

Exclusive tables

The Addams Family Special Collector's Gold Edition (The Addams Family table with gold accents as well as software and game play enhancements) is available through "Gold Mode" exclusively to Kickstarter backers who donated over $100.

Table key

	Table has been published for this platform
N	Table has not been published for this platform
^P	Pro Menu upgrade has been published for this platform.
^E	Table is available on this platform exclusively via special distribution (Kickstarter awards, etc.)

Published

Table	Table Type	Manufacturer	Year	Season	Table Pack	iOS	AND	WIN/ OSX STM	PS3/ Vita PSN	OSX MAS	PS4	X360 XBLA	XONE	Wii U
Tales of the Arabian Nights	Solid State (Dot-Matrix)	Williams	1996	0	Free	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P
Black Hole	Solid State (Numeric)	Gottlieb	1981	1	Core
Ripley's Believe It or Not!	Solid State (Dot-Matrix)	Stern	2004	1	Core
Theatre of Magic	Solid State (Dot-Matrix)	Bally	1995	1	Core
The Machine: Bride of Pin•Bot	Solid State (Alphanumeric)	Williams	1991	1	1
Medieval Madness	Solid State (Dot Matrix)	Williams	1997	1	1	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P
Cirqus Voltaire	Solid State (Dot Matrix)	Bally	1997	1	2
FunHouse	Solid State (Alphanumeric)	Williams	1990	1	2
Gorgar	Solid State (Numeric)	Williams	1979	1	3
Monster Bash	Solid State (Dot Matrix)	Williams	1998	1	3
Black Knight	Solid State (Numeric)	Williams	1980	1	4
Creature from the Black Lagoon	Solid State (Dot Matrix)	Bally	1992	1	4
Harley-Davidson, 3rd Edition	Solid State (Dot Matrix)	Stern (Originally Sega Pinball)	2004 (1999)	1	5
Taxi	Solid State (Alphanumeric)	Williams	1988	1	5
Elvira and the Party Monsters	Solid State (Alphanumeric)	Bally	1989	1	6
No Good Gofers	Solid State (Dot Matrix)	Williams	1997	1	6
Scared Stiff	Solid State (Dot Matrix)	Bally	1996	1	7	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P
Big Shot	Electro-Mechanical	Gottlieb	1973	1	7
Twilight Zone	Solid State (Dot Matrix)	Bally	1993	1	8	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P
Star Trek: The Next Generation	Solid State (Dot Matrix)	Williams	1993	1	9	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P
Attack from Mars	Solid State (Dot Matrix)	Bally	1995	1	10	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P
Genie	Solid State (Numeric)	Gottlieb	1979	1	10
Dr. Dude and His Excellent Ray	Solid State (Alphanumeric)	Bally	1990	2	11	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P
Firepower	Solid State (Numeric)	Williams	1980	2	11
Cactus Canyon	Solid State (Dot Matrix)	Bally	1998	2	12	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P
Central Park	Electro-Mechanical	Gottlieb	1966	2	12
Space Shuttle	Solid State (Numeric)	Williams	1984	2	13
White Water	Solid State (Dot Matrix)	Williams	1993	2	13	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P
Centaur	Solid State (Numeric)	Bally	1981	2	14
PIN•BOT	Solid State (Alphanumeric)	Williams	1986	2	14	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P
The Champion Pub	Solid State (Dot Matrix)	Bally	1998	2	15	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P
Whirlwind	Solid State (Alphanumeric)	Williams	1990	2	15	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P
Flight 2000	Solid State (Numeric)	Stern	1980	2	16	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P
Goin' Nuts	Solid State (Numeric)	Gottlieb	1983	2	16	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P
Terminator 2: Judgment Day	Solid State (Dot Matrix)	Williams	1991	2	17	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P
Tee'd Off	Solid State (Dot Matrix)	Gottlieb	1993	2	18	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P
Haunted House	Solid State (Numeric)	Gottlieb	1982	2	18
Victory	Solid State (Alphanumeric)	Gottlieb	1987	2	19
Class of 1812	Solid State (Alphanumeric)	Gottlieb	1991	2	19	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P
Cue Ball Wizard	Solid State (Dot Matrix)	Gottlieb	1992	2	20	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P
El Dorado: City Of Gold	Solid State (Numeric)	Gottlieb	1984	2	20
Fish Tales	Solid State (Dot Matrix)	Williams	1992	3	21	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P
Black Rose	Solid State (Dot Matrix)	Bally	1992	3	22	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P
Black Knight 2000	Solid State (Alphanumeric)	Williams	1989	3	23	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P
WHO Dunnit	Solid State (Dot Matrix)	Bally	1995	3	24	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P
High Speed	Solid State (Alphanumeric)	Williams	1986	3	25	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P
Junk Yard	Solid State (Dot Matrix)	Williams	1996	3	26	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P
Lights...Camera...Action!	Solid State (Alphanumeric)	Gottlieb	1989	3	27	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P
High Roller Casino	Solid State (Dot Matrix)	Stern	2001	3	28	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P
Diner	Solid State (Alphanumeric)	Williams	1990	3	29	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P
Bram Stoker's Dracula	Solid State (Dot Matrix)	Williams	1993	3	30	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P
Phantom of the Opera	Solid State (Alphanumeric)	Data East	1990	4	31	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P
The Party Zone	Solid State (Dot Matrix)	Bally	1991	4	32	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P
Earthshaker!	Solid State (Alphanumeric)	Williams	1989	4	33	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P
Starship Troopers	Solid State (Dot Matrix)	Sega Pinball	1997	4	34	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P
The Addams Family	Solid State (Dot Matrix)	Bally	1992	4	35	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P
The Addams Family Special Collector's Gold Edition	Solid State (Dot Matrix)	Bally	1994	N/A	N/A	^E	^E	^E	N	^E	^E	N	^E
Cyclone	Solid State (Alphanumeric)	Williams	1988	4	36	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	N	^P	^P
Jack•Bot	Solid State (Dot Matrix)	Williams	1995	4	37	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	N	^P	^P
Xenon	Solid State (Numeric)	Bally	1980	4	38	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	N	^P	^P
Red & Ted's Road Show	Solid State (Dot Matrix)	Williams	1994	4	39	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	N	^P	^P
Safe Cracker	Solid State (Dot Matrix)	Bally	1996	4	40	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	^P	N	^P	^P
The Getaway: High Speed II	Solid State (Dot Matrix)	Williams	1992	5	41					N		N
F-14 Tomcat	Solid State (Alphanumeric)	Williams	1987	5	42					N		N
Mary Shelley's Frankenstein	Solid State (Dot-Matrix)	Sega Pinball	1995	5	43					N		N
No Fear: Dangerous Sports	Solid State (Dot-Matrix)	Williams	1995	5	44				N	N		N
Judge Dredd	Solid State (Dot-Matrix)	Bally	1993	5	45				N	N		N	N
Fireball	Electro-Mechanical	Bally	1972	5	46				N	N		N	N	N
El Dorado	Electro-Mechanical	Gottlieb	1975	5	46				N	N		N	N	N
Hurricane	Solid State (Dot-Matrix)	Williams	1991	5	47				N	N		N	N	N
Rescue 911	Solid State (Dot-Matrix)	Gottlieb	1994	5	48				N	N	N	N	N	N
Last Action Hero	Solid State (Dot-Matrix)	Data East	1993	5	49				N		N	N	N	N

Future releases

FarSight Studios often promotes future tables on its social media outlets and, if licensing is necessary, on Kickstarter.

Table	Table Type	Manufacturer	Year	Season	Table Pack	Game	Information
Doctor Who	Solid State (Dot-Matrix)	Bally	1992	6	54	The Pinball Arcade	After a successful Kickstarter campaign, it is schedueled for a September 2016 release.[37]
Doctor Who REGENERATED	Solid State (Dot-Matrix)	FarSight Studios (Originally Bally)	2016	6	54	The Pinball Arcade	A version of Doctor Who That is updated to accommodate an additional 6 "Doctor" main characters. Sounds and graphics of the original have also been updated.[38]

Reception

The Pinball Arcade was well received by critics. It averages 84.83% for Xbox 360,^[39] 81.67% for PS3^[40] and 80.00% for PlayStation Vita^[41] at GameRankings and 82/100 for Xbox360,^[42] 79/100 for PlayStation Vita^[43] and 82/100 for iOS^[44] at Metacritic. IGN gave 9/10 for the PC and PS4 version of The Pinball Arcade and concluded: "For pinball fanatics or just those curious about gaming’s relatively low-tech past, Pinball Arcade is an excellent starting point for re-experiencing the golden days of quarter-munchers."^[45]

The Pinball Arcade won best mobile game of 2012 in X-Play's Best of 2012 Awards and was also nominated for best remake/retro release in 2012.^[46] The PC World website listed The Pinball Arcade at number 100 on their top 100 best products of 2012.^[47]

A BBC News article described virtual pinball games such as The Pinball Arcade as a way to preserve pinball culture and bring it to new audiences.^[8]

See also

• Microsoft Pinball Arcade

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External links

• The official Pinball Arcade website