The Pinball of the Dead

"...Dead will go down in the history books as one that tried to cash in on a license. Its pinball physics is rather wacky; not entirely realistic. Even for a non-pinball buff like me, I thought the ball performed a little off key. Pulling the flippers and watching the ball movement was like playing on an out of tune piano. But really, in light of Dead's treatment of horror and itself, it's all to be expected."

"You don't have to know or appreciate the source material to really enjoy The Pinball of the Dead."

"But as you�re waging war with the undead, take in the wonderful details of the pinball tables. The majority of the background scenery is portrayed with graphic detail, like the rotting head and giant grandfather clock on the Wondering Table or the giant mutant fetus on the Movement Table."