Everybody get ready to buy Devil's Crush

by JC Fletcher { Jul 20th 2007 at 4:30PM }

Get your 600 points ready now. You don't want to have any delay Monday when Devil's Crush hits. Even if you've already got Alien Crush and think you're set for Turbografx-16 pinball-- especially if you've already got Alien Crush-- you're going to want this. To put it as ridiculously as possible, Devil's Crush is by far the best vaguely-occult-themed pinball video game we've ever played. Eat that, Crüe Ball!

Now in terms that mean something: Devil's Crush has an expansive three-screen-tall table, numerous bonus stages, great music, and a big face that gets progressively more evil as you smack it with a pinball-- much like any face would.

Tags: devilscrush, naxat, turbografx16

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

Michael K. @ Jul 20th 2007 6:01PM

yawn, turbografx-16 sucks

hvnlysoldr @ Jul 20th 2007 6:03PM

Major Payne will teach you a lesson! Sic'em Bonk!

JC Fletcher @ Jul 20th 2007 6:12PM

Michael:

Sorry you didn't enjoy Devil's Crush, and that you didn't get enough sleep.

Michael K. @ Jul 20th 2007 7:21PM

JC Fletcher:

your come back was about as clever as your articles

Tom @ Jul 21st 2007 12:10AM

I only play blatantly-occult-themed pinball video games...

Sol @ Jul 21st 2007 1:23AM

I had Devil's Crush on the Megadrive and played it all the time. Yes, it is good but not the best video game pinball. That honor goes to the Nintendo DS game Metroid: Pinball. Like Devil's Crush it takes the best elements of video games and pinball, combines them into a great game and is more than the sum of its parts. Metroid gets extra points for being portable, using shoulder buttons for control and supporting rumble.