I actually ended up giving it away because you must have he game disc in at all times when you play the game. You cannot put it on the computer and play when you want and where you want easily. Otherwise it was fun.

I've had Pinball Thrillride for several years now and still occasionally come back to it. It has run successfully on several different computers and operating systems as I upgraded, and no problems whatsoever. That said, it did display better on my high resolution flat panel monitor as it was easier to see the game details.

There is only one main table but by winning at the various special rides you get when hitting certain combinations in the game you can then access further "events". The weakest one is where you are whitewater rafting, as I never managed to keep from getting stuck on a rock or to get all the rocks cleared. However the rollercoaster ride is fantastic and I love the fireworks you get when you clear the Night Time Fantasy!

The voices are rather repetitive and where this game really stars is the various special effect moments but it is easy to play compared to some of the other pinball software packages so most players will be able to win high scores.

this game is exciting to young and old a like. Being limited in
doing much walking or physical activities, my family and I spend hours trying to out score each other.