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If you've got a PlayStation 4 but are suffering the pinball jitters, hearing bumpers in your dreams and seeing rollovers out the corner of your eye, relax. Zen Studios today announced that it'll launch Zen Pinball 2 on PS4 in a few weeks, on December 17. Pleasingly, it continues the game's Cross-Buy trend, so many DLC tables you pinball wizards have bought in the PS3 or Vita editions will carry over onto PS4 for free.
After a little hinting that CastleStorm would catapult onto more platforms, developer Zen Studios today announced it'll land November 5 on PlayStation 3. It's, oh, I don't know, some combination of castle-builder and physics-based castle-smasher and real-time strategy and beat 'em up.
Star Wars Pinball's "Balance of the Force" tables have been dated for mid-October on most platforms, but they've been delayed to an unannounced time frame on Wii U and Mac.
Kickbeat began as a PS3 game, and as the Vita version took center stage Zen was quietly still making PS3 assets, according to creative director Neil Sorens.
KickBeat comes with 18 licensed tracks, but if that's not enough, Zen Studios demonstrates a feature that allows players to import their own music.
Zen Studios' musical combat game, KickBeat, has a release date. You, too, can start breakdance fighting September 3 on Vita and PS3.
After invading Xbox Live Arcade in May, Zen Studios has announced it's bringing CastleStorm to PC. It's some weird and fascinating blend of RTS, tower defense, Dota, and Angry Birds, where you build up a castle then must smash down your opponent's by deploying troops, rampaging around as a hero, and firing catapults.
Building forts is cool and smashing them is perhaps even better, so CastleStorm is certainly interesting in concept. It'll be storming Xbox Live Arcade next Wednesday, developer Zen Studios--of Pinball FX2 fame--announced today, for you to build and defend the fort of your dreams while destroying other people's.
Star Wars Pinball is getting an exclusive standalone version on PlayStation 3 and Vita next week, with new community features.
Flip 'em up Pinball FX2 is kind-of sort-of on Windows already-ish, but exclusive to the Windows 8 marketplace so does it really count? Thankfully It'll finally score a multiwindows powerup on Friday, May 10, with a downloadable release through Steam.
