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For extra realism the pintable in this simulation is tilted into the screen, so you get a real (!) perspective (!) 3D (!) view of the action.

What this amounts to is a ball that grows smaller as it moves up the table, and though this is impressive for about a minute, it doesn't really add an awful lot to the game, which turns out to be pretty dull.

The actual table layout lacks any of the interesting features you'd find on a modern (i.e. post 1950) machine, so if you're a pin-freak, you'll find the action soon becomes yawnsome. Anyone new to this game though should be able to eke an hour's play out of this game.

The 3D in this version is a bit screwy so the main hazard appears to be a gravitational vortex at the top of the table. Not so hot.

The 3D turns out to be a weak gimmick, but the action is interesting enough to keep you occupied for a while.