5 STARS: THEY MADE IT FOR ME
I played this on my grandmother's PC when I was around 6 or 7, I loved how it looked and I'd mimick the sound effects as I played outside afterward. I didn't know the game had music until primary school, about five or six years later.
I haven't played it in a while but I'm not in any rush. Sometimes if its a Sunday afternoon and I need a nap, I'll pull up a video of it on youtube and go to sleep to those sounds I loved so much, with the music off, of course.
I played this on my grandmother's PC when I was around 6 or 7, I loved how it looked and I'd mimick the sound effects as I played outside afterward. I didn't know the game had music until primary school, about five or six years later.
I haven't played it in a while but I'm not in any rush. Sometimes if its a Sunday afternoon and I need a nap, I'll pull up a video of it on youtube and go to sleep to those sounds I loved so much, with the music off, of course.
It was the 90s and kids needed something to alt+tab into when they heard their parents coming down the hall as the dial up chugged to load that 18+ jpeg pixel line by pixel line.
If your parents never asked you why you were so sweaty and nervous while you lied through your teeth that you just got your high score on 3D Pinball: Space Cadet did you really even have a childhood?
If your parents never asked you why you were so sweaty and nervous while you lied through your teeth that you just got your high score on 3D Pinball: Space Cadet did you really even have a childhood?
When we got home with our Windows XP, my experience with this game was the most vivid. I don't think I've played a pinball game as captivating as this one since, I guess I should play more pinball games, but the marquee, table, sounds and music are iconic. Am I the only one that saw the top of the table as a face?