Mario Pinball Land review:
Unfortunately, this is where the most serious and irritating flaw comes in. If you, say, had to hit five Goombas to get a star, and after eliminating four you accidentally hit it onto another table or lose it down the bottom, when you get back up again the entire task has been reset. So, since ...
Mario Pinball Land review:
Well, Bowser has managed to kidnap Princess Peach once again, but this time in another dimension. While games like Mario Golf: Toadstool Tour (GCN), Mario Golf: Advance Tour (GBA), and Mario Tennis (Nintendo 64) actually deal with the sport indicated by their title, Mario Pinball Land is a little different.
Mario Pinball Land review:
If you have excellent pinball control and love going for high scores, you will probably like Mario’s short but respectable pinball game. If you appreciated the occasional video pinball game in the genre’s heyday, despite your lack of skill, you’ll probably find Mario Pinball Land amusing despite its flaws. Either way, this game is too short for a $30 purchase.
Mario Pinball Land review:
Over the years, Mario's done a lot of different things. He's jumped on hundreds of platforms, been sucked through thousands of tubes, played golf, tennis and gone racing in tiny go-karts. Mario Pinball Land marks his move into the world of pinball gaming, and while Mario Pinball Land is one of the most visually impressive Gameboy Advance titles on the market, the game behind the visual pizzazz isn't solid or lengthy enough to really justify the asking price.
Mario Pinball Land review: