Super Mario Ball, also an overall great game as this I know for sure you could save your progress, but the final boss in particular was pretty tough.Kirby's Pinball Land, a great Kirby spin-off and game, although I don't think I've ever finished as it's quite difficult, especially because you have to beat it in one session if I recall correctly.Pinball (NES), a not bad game, but barebones as much as I appreciated the Donkey Kong reference.Surprised nobody mentioned Sonic Pinball Party in the comments, I've played it on emulator and overall enjoyed it, was also probably my introduction to other SEGA franchises like Nights and Samba de Amigo.īy the way, shouldn't Pokémon Pinball mini and/or its demo in Pokémon Channel count for this list between these I've only played because I had them as a kid (NES Pinball in Animal Crossing) and/or on emulator: I usually just play the Ruby table though. There was also a port of The Getaway for GameBoy, but I don't think that was I could never get into the first Pokemon Pinball, but I really like the second one. It's super dark for some reason though, you have to turn your screen brightness all the way Rare put out High Speed next.

Pinball Hall of Fame: The Williams Collection is pretty good.nowhere near as nice as its big brother (The Pinball Arcade), but really nice to have on the 3DS, and you can't buy Williams tables in TPA anymore. Loved Pin-Bot as a kid, even though it really creeped me There are some Zen Pinball games for 3DS, but I'm not a huge fan.they feel too sluggish for me, with sloppy physics.

Metroid is too easy to finish though, and after that it doesn't feel like it has much replay value. Mario and Metroid Pinball are enjoyable enough for what they are, but they don't quite feel like real pinball.

Woo! Pinball Pulse is fantastic, the only fault I have with it is you have to swipe the touch screen to nudge.

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