Shark Pinball (PS5) Review - SnakeOfBacon
5Sharks have fascinated the mind since humanity first laid eyes upon the ocean. The great white shark (Carcharodon carcharias) is a 500 to 2000kg apex predator, named scientifically for its teeth, twice. Carcharodon meaning "sharp, jagged teeth", and carcharias meaning "shark" from the same root word for sharp, jagged things. Megalodon teeth fascinate the mind further still, fragments from the 18 million-year reign of sharks the size of buses. If it's not all about the biggest shark, there are many others with interesting shapes and functions, I haven't mentioned the ampullae in their face that sense bioelectricity to find fish, and I intended to work all this into my review of Shark Pinball but it was very late at night and I waffled on about other things toward the end. So, enjoy this Review of Shark Pinball, I'll save this stuff for waffling on about sharks for the next shark-related game I review, some other time.
Chapter List:
0:00 - Preface
0:48 - Shark Pinball
2:13 - Upper playfield and multi-ball
3:48 - The Shark's Mouth
6:33 - Further critique
7:43 - Vertical Mode
8:24 - Another pinball with sharks
9:21 - Animation
9:35 - Tips, information and conclusion of review
11:40 - Endangered sharks
13:13 - End Credits
13:44 - Developers
13:55 - In this bit, a tuned Mazda3 X drifts at Tsukuba in the rain in GT7, wearing a Shark Pinball livery I made
14:08 - Shark Reel