Batman...The Pinball Game

Here is a video we shot over at Castle Video of the new Batman Pinball Game. This is actually the 3rd Pinball game to be based of a Batman movie.

The game was developed by Stern.

Castle Video is an amazing Pinball Arcade located in Flemington New Jersey. For directions and a current list of their tables, go to www.AtTheCastle.com.

We will have a full investigation of Castle Video up in about a week.

Category:

Gaming

Tags:

• Batman
• Pinball
• Stern
• The
• Dark
• Knight
• TDK
• Arcade
• Data
• East
• Sega

[pcfaulkner]

pinball would be better if you had a chance of winning money not just a high score

[PressStartComic]

@pcfaulkner They used too, and that's why many states outlawed them as gambling devices. If you wanna win some money, enter tournaments. The PAPA tournament has a $10,000 cash prize for the winner.

[Predatorocks]

I'm not that impressed. It's looks like a lot of empty space in the middle. I agree with on Indiana Jones (new version). I don't think that was that good either. Spiderman, Nascar, and Pirates of Carribean I think are really great new pinball games.

[PressStartComic]

It needs to have that wide open space, the game is very fast, and it gets hectic with multiballs stacked on top of each other. It's not Stern's best game, but a lot better then Indy 4.

[showmetheinuyasha]

Sucks that only stern is around and not bally or data east. But its still great that they are still being made.

[techfreak6]

Christian bale decided to "growl" instead of just talking because he wanted to stay true to the comics and it has been mentioned several times that batman uses a deeper, "growlier" voice to disguise his regular one.

[burg0110]

Hi, what font is that at the beginning of the video? Looks great.

[Triad106]

Best pinball game I've ever seen.

[Gospodinstrannyj]

They became Data east 1987!!!

[showmetheinuyasha]

Sorry. I really never kept up with my pinball history. I just play them. Lol!

[PressStartComic]

Isn't Stern technically Data East anyway? First there was Stern, didn't they then merge with Data East in the 70s? Then they went to Sega in the 90's and Gary Stern bought it back. I might be wrong on my history though, I should check IPDB.