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[awils1]

Hi all

This is such an awesome resource; I've certainly found more old gems in here than anywhere else, and appreciate the community.

Anyway, I'm looking to identify a pinball simulation circa 1990-1994 -- it was not in the style of Pinball Dreams/Epic Pinball/Etc, but rather a more traditional fare; the board was most definitely grey and possibly purple, and the aim was to score points, not hit certain ramps.

I'm sorry I'm not able to give more information; I had it on a disk many moons ago, and lost it in a move.

[awils1]

Originally Posted by awils1

Hi all

This is such an awesome resource; I've certainly found more old gems in here than anywhere else, and appreciate the community.

Anyway, I'm looking to identify a pinball simulation circa 1990-1994 -- it was not in the style of Pinball Dreams/Epic Pinball/Etc, but rather a more traditional fare; the board was most definitely grey and possibly purple, and the aim was to score points, not hit certain ramps.

I'm sorry I'm not able to give more information; I had it on a disk many moons ago, and lost it in a move.

Never mind! I found it on Abandonia: it was Tristan Pinball. And I have no idea where the grey/purple idea come from -- the game play is exactly how I remember.