Over the summer at Comic-Con, Zen Studios revealed its plans for Marvel Pinball global domination, announcing that its superhero pinball sensation was coming to existing and upcoming gaming platforms. But Marvel Pinball isn’t the only game spreading its flippers for new devices.
Today, Zen Studios confirms that its flagship title Zen Pinball is pinging onto Nintendo 3DS via digital download from the eShop.
Zen Pinball 3D will come with four favorite tables newly dolled up for 3D pinballing, including Earth Defense, Shaman, Excalibur and Eldorado. In addition, the 3DS version will support local “hot seat” multiplayer, online leaderboards, multiple camera angles, Pro Score and Team Score rankings and various table specific rewards.
“Releasing Zen Pinball on a Nintendo platform marks an amazing milestone for Zen Studios. We are really excited for Nintendo fans to experience one of our greatest passions – the timeless game of pinball!” said Mel Kirk, Vice President of Marketing and Public Relations. “Playing pinball in 3D is killer, it’s like the game has been totally reinvented, and a whole new world opens up right before your eyes.”
Pricing and a specific release date haven’t been set just yet, but Zen says to watch for Zen Pinball 3D sometime this fall.
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