Austin Powers Pinball Review

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Austin Powers Pinball Review

Manufacturer: Global Star Software

ESRB Rating: Everyone
Platform(s): PDA
Release Date: April 2, 2002

Average Rating: 4 out of 5 Stars

Dust off your mojo, baby, because you get to fill the grooviest shoes on the planet. And whose might those be? Austin Powers--swinging fashion photographer and secret agent, baby. Designed for your super-secret Palm OS device, Austin Powers Pinball packs smashing pinball physics, mojo-boosting bonuses, and groovy graphics to make sure our International Man of Mystery keeps the grrr in swinger. Oh, behave!

Once again, Austin must battle his arch-nemesis, Dr. Evil, on a battleground of Evil's own choosing. His choice? Nine diabolical pinball tables based on themes from the Austin Powers movies. Take on Evil's malevolent minions, including a very square Mustafa, the foxy Fembots, and Mini-Me, "all the evil in one-eighth the size." The smashing Vanessa Kensington is on hand to help--yeah, baby. Or, could she be packing hostile bullets? For the ultimate test of mojo, it's Austin Powers versus the supremely square Dr. Evil. The world is in your hands, but do not fear--Austin never refuses a mission.

User Submitted Austin Powers Pinball Reviews

Date: 2002-08-07
Pinball on the Go
AP Pinball keeps your fingers moving. If there is a down side to this game, it would have to be loosing some of the depth because of gray scale. The levels are moderately challenging, and a great way to unwind between meetings, class, or on a train. Enjoy!