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Prepare For Hard-Kicking Pinball Action In Zen Studios' Super League Football

Prepare For Hard-Kicking Pinball Action In Zen Studios' Super League Football

January 29, 2014
If you're a fan of both pinball and football, then you're bound to be glad to learn that Zen Studios is about to bring you the best of both "ball" worlds with the upcoming release of Super League Football. Super League Pinball promises a new social pinball experience as it will have players trying to emerge on top of the league by siding with their favorite clubs, including Arsenal, Liverpool FC, FC Barcelona, Real Madrid C.F., A.C. Milan, Juventus Football Club, and A.S. Roma. The game is apparently a modern adaptation of World Cup Soccer, the classic pinball machine released by Midway in 1994. Aside from featuring the biggest clubs, Super League Football features the biggest players, including Lionel Messi, Neymar da Silva Santos Júnior, Gerard Piqué, Francesco Totti, Andrea Pirlo, and Luis Suárez. If you can't see the video embedded above, please click here. Zen Studios notes:
When players download Super League Football, they will select the club they wish to support. Their table will be themed in brilliant style, including images of the clubs biggest stars, team mascots, chants and theme songs. As games are completed, scores will tally to each club’s global leaderboard, providing an overall rank for each club in the league on a global scale on each platform. As you lead your team through league play, you will earn trophies and accolades which will be placed in their own trophy room.
No definite release date has been announced for Super League Football, but Zen Studios says that it's "coming soon." On Apple devices, it's expected to come as an update to Zen Pinball for iOS and Zen Pinball 2 for Mac, and as a standalone game for iOS.

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Zen Pinball
Zen Pinball
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Zen Pinball 2
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