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Jurassic World Pinball stomping onto Pinball FX3 soon

Just when we think that Zen Studios has maybe run out of new and exciting concepts for pinball tables, comes another great idea: Jurassic World Pinball! Announced today, Jurassic World Pinball for Pinball FX3 will feature a trio of tables from Jurassic Park and World to help celebrate the franchise’s 25th anniversary.

Jurassic World Pinball will include the Jurassic World table, the Jurassic Park table, and last but not least, the Jurassic Park Pinball Mayhem table. The pack will hit the PS4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, PC and mobile devices on February 20th, 2018. Pricing has not yet been disclosed.

See some screens and an announcement trailer below!

Jurassic World Pinball screens:

Jurassic World Pinball Celebrates 25 Years of Jurassic Park! – For Pinball FX3 From Zen Studios:

In collaboration with Universal Brand Development, Zen Studios will soon celebrate the 25th anniversary of Jurassic Park by releasing three all-new tables for its Pinball FX3 service. Themed around the history and lore of the iconic film franchise, Jurassic World Pinball features tables inspired by the events of the Jurassic World and Jurassic Park films.

The Jurassic World Pinball pack will be available for download on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, Steam and Windows 10. Jurassic World Pinball will also be available on iOS, Google Play and Mac through the Zen Pinball app. All platforms will launch day and date on February 20, 2018.

On the Jurassic World Pinball table, film dialogue from your favorite characters accompanies action inspired by iconic film scenes?from training Raptors and neutralizing Pteranodons to escaping the Indominus Rex and feeding the Mosasaurus. One mode even transforms pinballs into Gyrospheres!

Zen Studios has spared no expense to bring you the finest video pinball adventure this side of Isla Nublar with its Jurassic Park Pinball table. Hear from classic film characters as you relive your favorite cinematic moments from the original film in a whole new way. Outrun the T. rex in an iconic Jurassic Park jeep, hunt Velociraptors or outsmart those clever girls in the kitchen.

Return to Isla Nublar on the Jurassic Park Pinball Mayhem table as you keep escaped dinosaurs at bay, deal with emergencies, rescue trapped workers, and help return the park to its former glory. You?ll even assume the role of a Stegosaurus battling a hungry T. rex.

?Just like Jurassic World?s scientists created genetically modified hybrid dinosaurs, so too have Zen?s developers created an amazing hybrid between great pinball simulation and beautiful video game,? says Mel Kirk, VP of Publishing at Zen Studios. ?Jurassic Park has a very respectable pinball legacy?we still play the ?90s arcade table to this day?and we?re honored that Universal has entrusted us to continue that through Pinball FX3 with our Jurassic World Pinball pack. It?s an amazing way to celebrate 25 years of one of our favorite film franchises ever.?

Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom releases in U.S. theaters on June 22, 2018.

Paul Bryant

Staff Writer

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