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Celebrate The Holidays With Zen Pinball 2 And CastleStorm
Zen Studios is taking the opportunity to roll out a number of new things before 2013 comes to a close. Whether you like smashing bumpers or castles, there’s something for you.
Today marks the release of a new Zen Pinball 2 table themed with Marvel hero Doctor Strange. You can grab that on PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, Vita, Steam, iOS, Android, and Amazon.
The PlayStation 4 version of Zen Pinball 2 is coming next week, on December 24. Zen plans to have pinball table sales on Wii U, Steam, and Mac as well.
Also, Zen is bringing CastleStorm to Wii U next week. You can look for that on December 26 and check out our review of its original release on Xbox 360.
Our Take
Zen is rolling the dice with Christmas week releases. Thankfully, there is a huge following for Zen Pinball that will delight in spending the holidays with some new silverball. I’ve had fun playing it on the couch with friends and family, and if you’ve not given some of the fantastic tables a try, now seems like a great time.
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