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Fantastic Pinball on Saturn
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Brian Clark
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- Feb 28, 2012
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Game looks interesting. The funny thing is that the packaging for the game actualy says "Fantasic" Pinball.
Pesthauch666
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- Mar 20, 2013
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This really looks nice, but I haven't played it myself. But I haven't played that much pinball games since the days of the many Commodore Amiga Pinball games (Pinball Dreams, -Fantasies, -Illusions, Slam Tilt ...) anyway ... and well, now TBA 
But it looks like the game came out for the PSone too and it's available through the japanese PSN for PS3, PSP & Vita as PSone Classic (600 Yen ~ $7 or 5 €):
http://www.jp.playstation.com/software/title/jp0242npjj00358_000000000000000001.html
And speaking of getting games from the japanese PSN:
I can't recommend this for PS Vita Users. Compared to the PS3 and PSP, the user account system of the Vita is broken (on purpose) and involves using a different memory card for every account, as well as resetting the Vita to the factory default every time you are switching accounts (and mem cards of course) and includes some data loss (user settings, icon position etc.) if you don't want to go through the lengthy process of making a backup of your data beforehand.
I've noticed this right after the first time I bought something from the japanese PSN-Store ("Fire Pro Wrestling G" for PS1 btw) and it annoyed me a lot. So much, that I had to borrow a PSP from someone, since it's much easier to transfer the game without any hassle to it.
But it looks like the game came out for the PSone too and it's available through the japanese PSN for PS3, PSP & Vita as PSone Classic (600 Yen ~ $7 or 5 €):
http://www.jp.playstation.com/software/title/jp0242npjj00358_000000000000000001.html
And speaking of getting games from the japanese PSN:
I can't recommend this for PS Vita Users. Compared to the PS3 and PSP, the user account system of the Vita is broken (on purpose) and involves using a different memory card for every account, as well as resetting the Vita to the factory default every time you are switching accounts (and mem cards of course) and includes some data loss (user settings, icon position etc.) if you don't want to go through the lengthy process of making a backup of your data beforehand.
I've noticed this right after the first time I bought something from the japanese PSN-Store ("Fire Pro Wrestling G" for PS1 btw) and it annoyed me a lot. So much, that I had to borrow a PSP from someone, since it's much easier to transfer the game without any hassle to it.
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I recognised the style of this straight away. It seems to be a spiritual successor to the popular Sega Mega Drive/Genesis game 'Devil's Crash' which I emulate on my pc.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WYj4papkEGQ
It's good. The saturn version seems to have replaced the gothic theme with fluffy ponies, so I prefer the older version tbh.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WYj4papkEGQ
It's good. The saturn version seems to have replaced the gothic theme with fluffy ponies, so I prefer the older version tbh.
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atlantis1982
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- Nov 23, 2012
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I spent many hours playing Devils Crash (or was it Crush?) on the Nintendo Wii's Virtual Console service. Great game, kind of miss it too.