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| Category | Game |
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| Genre | Pinball |
| Players | Up to 4 (Alternatively) |
| DVC | No |
| Producer | ISG Productions |
| Publisher | Oldergames |
| Year | 2002 |
| Catalogue # | OGCDI-1151 |
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| Discs | 1 |
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| Controller | Gamepad |
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| Description | What do you get when you mix drugs and game design? If you said E.T. for the Atari 2600 you’d probably be right. If you said Plunderball for the Philips CD-i we’d say that you’re in line with our best guess. In all seriousness this game is definately unique “to say the least”. Imagine a futuristic soap opera with a pinball twist and you get Plunderball. As odd of a game it may be, it does grab you in and becomes addictive very quick. The story begins with the kidnapping of a space princess played bt some hot blonde chick we don’t know and moves on from there as you hit certain objects on the pinball field. |
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