Zen Pinball 3D coming January 12th to North America
Zen Studios has announced that Zen Pinball 3D will finally be released on the North American eShop on January 12th. That's next Thursday. It will cost $6.99 and come with four tables: Earth Defense, Shaman, Excalibur, and Eldorado.
The 3DS version of Zen Pinball was announced for a Fall release, but that window came and went with only Europe getting the first downloadable 3DS pinball game. It sound like North America will finally get their turn soon.
Zen Studios has announced that Zen Pinball 3D will finally be released on the North American eShop on January 12th. That's next Thursday. It will cost $6.99 and come with four tables: Earth Defense, Shaman, Excalibur, and Eldorado.
New tables will eventually be available as DLC, but when, which ones, and what they'll cost are still undisclosed.
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Staff article by Rhody Tobin (January 04, 2012)
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