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Venom Strikes At Spidey In New Zen Studios Pinball Table
Venom hates Spider-Man, but I think we can all get along in order to enjoy Zen Studio's latest pinball table based on the Marvel villain.
The table uses the Eddie Brock version of the symbiote/host form, and features events with Carnage (where the symbiote merged with psychopath Cletus Kasady) and Spider-Man's own Venom-infused black suit.
Here is the complete pricing/platform/release info straight from Zen Studios:
Zen Pinball 2 on PS3, PS4 & Vita: $2.99 on December 9
Zen Pinball 2 for Mac: $2.99 on December 10th
Pinball FX2 for Steam & Xbox 360: $2.99 on December 10th
Pinball FX2 for Xbox One: $2.99 on December 11th
Zen Pinball 2 for Wii U: $2.99 on December 11th
Zen Pinball / Marvel Pinball for iOS: $1.99 on December 11th
Zen Pinball HD / Marvel Pinball for Android & Amazon: $1.99 on December 11th
Our Take:
I'm not super familiar with Venom, but knowing that the table is going to include touchstone moments in the character's story has me excited to try the table. Zen Studios' use of its licenses in this manner is why its tables are beloved and why it's worth trying them.
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