Pinball Power

22.07.1999
Pinball Power (referred to as "Golden Logres" in-game and Japan) is another pinball simulator by LittleWing. A sequel to both Tristan and Crystal Caliburn, the game features three tables based on the Arthurian legends: Camelot, Land's End and Fisher King. After completing all the missions on one table, the game moves to the next one. A practice mode is available to test the last two tables and prepare to the full game.
Golden Logres is set in the ruined kingdom of Logres after the Last Battle. King Arthur, seriously wounded in the battle, has been taken to Glass Island -- the Island of the Dead -- to await his revival. Arthur's guardian wizard, Merlin, has been confined by the witch Nimue. As the game begins, no one remains but Sir Bedivere, the last surviving knight -- and you! The purpose of the game is to revive the 11 Knights of the Round Table and restore the Kingdom of Logres. To achieve this glorious goal, you must complete ten missions, running through three separate tables!

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