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The Avengers (Re)Assemble For Age Of Ultron Pinball
Zen Studios has announced a new table for its virtual pinball empire, based on Marvel's upcoming superhero movie. Learn more in our hands-on impressions.
Marvel's Avengers: Age of Ultron sets up the clash between the titular Avengers and the subtitular Ultron (though you won't have to worry about spoilers beyond what's been revealed in the movie trailers). Unlike Zen's first Avengers table, each member of the superhero super-squad is featured in their own mode, which is activated by shooting their ramp multiple times (no shooting a single target or hole and then selecting a mode, like in most tables). These modes range from saving civilians as Captain America to sniping down Ultron sentries as Hawkeye, to pacifying an enraged Hulk with Iron Man. Unique features include a variable difficulty level that affects mode time limits and the pitch of the table, and an open ramp that makes locking your ball in the Avengers Tower particularly tricky. Here's a look at the full table:
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All in all it's a fast table, and more challenging than the upcoming and kid-friendly Star Wars: Rebels table. Check out the pictures in the gallery below to get a better idea of the table's layout.
Age of Ultron will be out on April 21 as DLC in Zen Pinball 2 and Pinball FX 2, one of which should be available on pretty much any gaming platform you can think of.
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