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Balls of Steel   1997
User rating: 7 Win9x Shareware (partial game) Pinball
Developed by Wildfire Studios
Published by Pinball Wizards (Apogee Software)
Screenshot

Still regarded fondly as one of the best pinball games ever, Balls of Steel was the only game published under Apogee's Pinball Wizards label. The game has realistic graphics, sound, physics and gameplay, and there's even a table based on Duke Nukem! The graphics don't look great in Windows XP and newer, but Apogee has been supportive of a user patch that fixes several of the problems that the last official version had developed. There are 5 tables in this game, with only the first table playable in the shareware version.

Tables: Darkside, Barbarian, Firestorm, Mutation, Duke Nukem

Downloads

Balls of Steel v1.3 Shareware Episode (13 056k)
Balls of Steel v1.2 Shareware Episode (Still searching)
Balls of Steel v1.1 Shareware Episode (13 700k)
Balls of Steel v1.0 Shareware Episode (Still searching)

Availability

Apogee no longer sells this game.

Epic Pinball   1993
User rating: 8 DOS Shareware (partial game) Pinball
Developed by Epic MegaGames Compatibility guide
Published by Epic MegaGames
Graphics: VGA 320×240×256c 

Simply one of the best DOS games ever. This pinball game has realistic graphics, sound, physics and gameplay. A shareware legend. Tables were organized into 3 packs of 4 tables each, and one table was exclusive to the registered CD-ROM. There are 13 tables in this game, with only the first table playable in the shareware version.

Pack 1: Android, Pot of Gold, Excalibur, Crash and Burn
Pack 2: Magic, Jungle Pinball, Deep Sea, Enigma
Pack 3: Cyborgirl, Pangaea, Space Journey, Toy Factory
CD-ROM exclusive: African Safari

Downloads

Epic Pinball v2.1 Shareware Episode (844k)   Play online
Epic Pinball v2.0 Shareware Episode (826k)
Epic Pinball v1.1 Shareware Episode (757k)

Availability

The registered version of this game is still sold through www.epicclassics.com for $29 on CD-ROM.

Extreme Pinball   1995
User rating: 6 DOS Shareware (partial game) Pinball
Developed by Digital Extremes, Epic MegaGames Compatibility guide
Published by Electronic Arts, Epic MegaGames
Graphics:

Extreme Pinball is basically Epic Pinball with enhanced graphics and sound. The gameplay is so familiar, it is probably using the Epic Pinball engine or an upgraded version of it. That means this game looks, sounds, and feels like a real pinball table. There are 4 tables in this game, with only the first table playable in the shareware version.

Rock Fantasy
Urban Chaos
Monkey Mayhem
Medievil Knights

Downloads

Extreme Pinball v1.0 Shareware Episode (3044k)

Availability

The registered version of this game is still sold through www.epicclassics.com for $19 on CD-ROM.

Moraff's Pinball   1989
User rating: No rating DOS Shareware (partial game) Pinball
Developed by MoraffWare
Published by MoraffWare
Graphics: EGA 640×350×16c  VGA 640×480×16c 

Moraff's Pinball claims to be the first game to ever support 640×480 VGA mode (it also supports 640×350 EGA mode), which is pretty much this game's only claim to fame. The graphics are unimpressive for a pinball game, but remember that it was 1989. There are five paddles that can each be operated independently, two of which are part of a mini table on the left side of the table. There are bumpers and drop targets. Multi-ball can be played with three to five balls. Your goal is to catch and lock five balls inside chutes that are located around the table. Version 2.0 refers to the game as a "free 'try out' copy", which only gives you one ball unless a $10 registration code is entered to allow five balls. Version 3.0 is a full version which is registered simply by reading an ad for the sale of computers by MoraffWare. Version 5.0 asks for registration, though no cost is listed, saying that the game is supported by "those who use and pay for" it. The registered version of 7.0 mentions a feature that allows you to launch a series of balls by hitting the up arrow repeatedly.

Moraff's Pinball v5.0 Shareware (83k) Before November 1989   Play online
Moraff's Pinball v3.0 Shareware (76k) Before November 1989
Moraff's Pinball v2.0 Shareware (80k) Before June 1989

Availability

I have found no ordering information for this game, and it is not listed on Moraff's website.

Silverball   1993
User rating: 7 DOS Shareware (partial game) Pinball
Developed by Epic MegaGames
Published by MicroLeague Interactive Software, Team17 Software
Graphics: VGA 320×240×256c 

Silverball is basically a retail version of Epic Pinball with new tables. Silverball has the same realistic graphics, sound, physics and gameplay. The shareware demo lets you preview four tables, but only one table is playable. The registered version included a fifth table. There are 5 tables in this game, with only the first table playable in the shareware version.

Fantasy
Blood
Snooker Champ
Odyssey
Nova

Silverball Shareware Episode (1106k)

Availability

I have found no ordering information for this game.

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