Silverball

Silverball (1993)

by Digital Extremes, Epic MegaGames, MicroLeague, Team17
Genres:Arcade, Simulator, Pinball
Game modes:Single player
Story:Silverball is a pinball game from the creators of Epic Pinball, using the same engine and similar menus. The tables featured are Fantasy, Blood, Snooker Champ, Odyssey and Nova.
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