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Zen Pinball 2
Thanks to the improvements Pinball FX 2 introduced to Zen Studios' evolving digital pinball formula, the 360 has been the preferred platform for many silver ball junkies. That may change this spring. Today, the developer announced its newest pinball title will be coming to PSN, in the form of Zen Pinball 2. Here's what's new.
Zen Pinball 2 will be available as a free title update to both Zen Pinball and Marvel Pinball, and will include upgraded ball physics, new trophies, and more social integration for playing and competing with your friends. As with Pinball FX's sequel, all of your Zen Pinball table purchases will carry over into the sequel for free, and there will be demos of all 26 currently available tables alongside the update's release.
If that's not enough, Zen Pinball 2 will be simultaneously releasing on PlayStation Vita, and any purchases you make will be available on both platforms, allowing you to play a table at home or while on the go. Not a shabby bonus for Zen Pinball owners who already have a decent table library on their home consoles.
Zen Pinball 2 will launch alongside the Marvel Pinball: Avengers Chronicles pack, which you can read more about here. Now, why not check out the Zen Pinball 2 announcement trailer?
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