Marvel Pinball
About This Game
Marvel Pinball combines the greatest Super Heroes of all time with the definitive video game pinball experience of all time. Use your pinball wizardry to help the legendary Marvel Universe heroes rid the pinball landscape of notorious Super Villains in an epic combination of superhuman might, immersive gameplay, and unprecedented table visuals!
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About This Game
Marvel Pinball combines the greatest Super Heroes of all time with the definitive video game pinball experience of all time. Use your pinball wizardry to help the legendary Marvel Universe heroes rid the pinball landscape of notorious Super Villains in an epic combination of superhuman might, immersive gameplay, and unprecedented table visuals!
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- Release Date:December 14, 2010
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- Game Modes:Various
Companies
Developer:
Zen Studios
Publisher:
Zen Studios
Franchise Info
Series:
Marvel
Collection:
Pinball FX2
Release Dates per platform
PlayStation 3:
Dec 14, 2010
Age Rating
US & CA
Frequently Asked Questions
It’s a digital pinball game by Zen Studios and part of Pinball FX2/FX3 (and standalone on PS3), featuring four Marvel tables at launch (Blade, Iron Man, Spider‑Man, Wolverine), with more added via DLC.
Yes—tables are praised as “colourful, well‑designed” with realistic physics, intuitive controls, deep scoring systems, and leaderboards; even Twitch-style missions boost depth for pinball fans.
Launch DLC included the four hero tables, followed by themed expansions like Vengeance & Virtue (Thor, Moon Knight, Ghost Rider, X‑Men) and Avengers Chronicles. They vary; some are standout (Thor), some less so (Ghost Rider).
Yes: bright, animated visuals with character-themed animations, smooth frame rates, and optional filters. Some tables (Blade) have visibility quirks when lighting shifts, but the presentation is generally slick.
Yes—it remains a top-tier licensed pinball experience, ideal for Marvel fans and pinball enthusiasts wanting polished tables, leaderboards, and regular DLC. If you dislike physics-based scoring or prefer deep story, skip it.
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