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Captain America Table Coming Soon To Marvel Pinball
Zen Studios has done a solid job providing support for its pinball games, and it looks as though that's going to continue. The company today announced the release date for the next table, Captain America.
The new table will be arriving June 28 on the PlayStation Network and Xbox Live Arcade the following day. As expected, the game will support online leaderboards, multiball, and a variety of beeps and boops.
Here's what the studio has to say about the game:
Set in the classic World War II environment inspired by Ed Brubaker’s Captain America 65th Anniversary Special, the table engages Cap, Bucky and members of the Howling Commandos in a full assault on Baron Zemo’s castle, where Zemo’s Death Ray and canisters of Adhesive X must be neutralized. As the game progresses, Cap will need to free his friends in the Howling Commandos and defeat several low-level missions as he works to confront the Sleeper before taking the Cosmic Cube from the Red Skull in the final battle.
That beats my description. I was just going to say that you bat a ball around for a few minutes with your flippers, all the while cursing Jeff Marchiafava and his stupidly high scores. Seriously, I hate that guy.
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