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Submitted on 3/6/2016 Review title of BlakeAds. Really?First of all this is a rip off, second, what happened to the old arcade pinball that every single computer had come with. That really irks me and frankly makes me very angry. Those games(solitaire, spider solitaire, pinball etc.) never had any ads and they were simple in graphics and effects. I'm sure I'm not the only one who feels like this. I would have rated this at 4 stars because I was disappointed that it was an app.
Until I played it and the first ad pop-up and 'killed' me, then a repeat of that through the rest of my time playing. Submitted on 1/24/2016 Review title of threemooreIt's Okay, But.I know a game exactly like this, but better. This is a total rip-off of that! The thing is, it is a lot easier to lose in this game than it is in that one! Now, I think it's great that you get extra rounds in this one, but if you don't have any stars, you won't even get fifth place in this unless you're super good at pinball! It also says that if you purchase something, they'll remove ads forever!
I bought eight stars for $1.99, and guess what? The point is, don't get this game!
3D Pinball for Windows – Space Cadet was a digital table released in 1995 as part of the Microsoft Plus! Upgrade package for Windows 95. It was later bundled with Windows NT, Windows 98, Windows ME, Windows 2000, and Windows XP 32-bit, after which it disappeared forever. Or did it?Obviously, since you're here, you already know that the answer is no, it did not. You can download the executable file from, run it, and within a few seconds have the game back on your PC. It's exactly as it was, although it might look a little smaller than you recall: The window is locked at 640x480 resolution. (Remember, 1280x1024 was cutting-edge visual glory back then.)Hey, remember that Space Cadet pinball game?You can download it for Windows 7, 8, or 10 here - pic.twitter.com/MaMamd4eSF.The Windows-bundled freebie is a slightly-modified version of the Space Cadet table in Cinematronic's, which also included the pirate-themed Skullduggery and fantasy-themed Dragon's Keep tables.
That's actually a big part of why Pinball was ultimately dropped from Windows, as Microsoft engineer Raymond Chen explained in a 2012 MSDN.' The 64-bit version of Pinball had a pretty nasty bug where the ball would simply pass through other objects like a ghost. In particular, when you started the game, the ball would be delivered to the launcher, and then it would slowly fall towards the bottom of the screen, through the plunger, and out the bottom of the table. Games tended to be really short,' he wrote.'
Two of us tried to debug the program to figure out what was going on, but given that this was code written several years earlier by an outside company, and that nobody at Microsoft ever understood how the code worked (much less still understood it), and that most of the code was completely uncommented, we simply couldn't figure out why the collision detector was not working. Heck, we couldn't even find the collision detector!'
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And so, with 'several million lines of code' remaining to be ported from the 32-bit version of Windows XP to the 64-bit edition, they decided to drop it—but not without lingering regrets. 'If it makes you feel better, I am saddened by this as much as you are,' Chen admitted. 'I really enjoyed playing that game.' Some people might understandably be nervous about installing an unknown program downloaded from a site they've never heard of, but I have no such compunctions and I can attest to the fact that it works perfectly well, even on Windows 10. The only tricky bit is finding the thing after it's installed, because it's not listed under 3D or Space Cadet.
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Just look for 'Pinball'—it's in your games folder.