The Pinball of the Dead

Inventive table design, challenging play, and the incorporation of George Romero-style dialogue from the original series, combine to make it hard to put this one down.

It may not be the deepest game or the best video pinball title of all time, but it is a fantastic cart, and one that you will come back to again and again for as long as you own your Game Boy Advance. [July 2002, p.92]

One of those games that will last a while and provide the same thrill a year from now as it does today.

What Dead makes up in return is a good dose of ironic humor, irresistible charm and exuberant swagger, which are all the more strengthened if you've played "House of the Dead" before.

The game's table design aren't exactly simulating real pinball either...it's the continuous action, learning the specific places to shoot that makes Pinball of the Dead a solid GBA title.

A devilishly addictive and polished little pinball game that delivers in (grave diggers') spades.

Console pinball is really not where it's at, but in this portable fashion, it is probably about as good as you can get.