Pinball Hazard

31.12.1996
Genre: Pinball
Pinball Hazard is a pinball game for up to five players, featuring four vertically scrolling tables: Vampire, Speed, Tomcat and Fight. Each table is thematically corresponding to its own name and has some unique elements, including simple arcade mini-challenges. Controls cover hitting the paddles and ejection of the ball.

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