Best Amiga pinball game that Digital Illusions *didn't* make
 

Yes, we all know Pinball Dreams/Fantasies/Illusions are probably the best pinball games on the Amiga. But what pinball games did you love that weren't those?

Pinball Wizard - played for hours with some friends.
I know, this is nothing compared to the later DI games, but it was soo cool :D

Yah, by kingsoft, very nice game... i have never seen a WHDLoad version of Mike the magic Dragon by kingsoft, does it exist, and if not, i would like to make a request for it.

nope those are not the best
the best is Slam tilt

This is fact. And it's not a Digital Illusions game.

List of pinball on amiga:

1st Person Pinball (1989 Cirrus/Tynesoft)
Magic Ball (1992 Mac Soft)
Obsession (1995 Blade/Unique developement)
Pinball Brain Damage (1997 Mind’s Eye Entertainment/APC&TCP)
Pinball Dreams (1992 Digital Illusions/21st Century)
Pinball Fantasies (1992-1993 Digital Illusions/21st Century)
Pinball Hazard (1996 Magic Image/Mirage Media)
Pinball Illusions (1995 Digital Illusions/21st Century)
Pinball Magic (1990 Loriciels)
Pinball Mania (1995 Spidersoft/21st Century)
Pinball Prelude (1996 Effigy)
Pinball Wizard (1987-1990 Kingsoft)
Power Pinball (1990 KarmaSoft)
Quik silver Pinball (1990 Actionworks)
Reflexity (1992 Hitech Studio Designs)
Slam Tilt (1996 Liquid Dezign/21st Century)
Soccer Pinball (1992 Codemasters)
Thomas Tank Engine Pinball (1995 Spidersoft/Alternative)
Time Scanner (1989 Foursfield/Activision)
Ultimate Pinball Quest (1994 Interactivision/Infogrames)

Slam Tilt easily , the others are all pretty average after that.

If we talk only about Amiga it will be Slam Tilt, I also like Obsession pinball - Paris Dakar table, Pinball Prelude - present table. Ultimate Pinball Quest could be better if tables were smaller and Pinball Mania lacks good ball physics.
As for other systems I like Epic and Psycho pinballs.

I like Pinball Magic. Contains a lot of original features. But the answer to the question is Slamtilt of course.

Obsession Pinball is also very good, even if it is an Atari STE game port. I remember playing the demo from Amiga Power for hours. That demo was working only with 1MB chip RAM, so I had to obtain Amiga 600 just for this game. Later I was very happy when I got the full game with all the tables. I still play it occasionally on the Amiga X1000 with Hatari.

Ultimate Pinball Quest was weird and, I thought, pretty cool (and underrated)

Yes, I liked it but ice table was too empty, all bonus levels were nice which is not easy task for single screen table.

Before i get into trouble for asking, what is the rules on IPF nowadays, are we allowed to ask for ipf images (mike the magic dragon ?

Unfortunately not kipper2k; see here Rules & Help...

It have awesome music, for this day techno and ice tables tracks are in my head :)

As much as I adore Dreams/Fantasies/Illusions, they do feel quite poor physics and design wise after Slam Tilt, especially when played in hires.

The table designs in Slam Tilt are very solid, some of them better than irl pinball machines can offer.

I like Obsession but Slam Tilt is by far the best pinball game for the Amiga. Well it's probably one of the best games for the Amiga never mind just in the pinball genre, certainly a contender for the best AGA game.

Pinball Wizard was my 1st pinball game on the Amiga and I loved it. Until the Dreams/Fantasies was released. I think though Slam Tilt takes the award for this thread.

I guess I will go and play Slam Tilt then :)

I have to admit to not getting on too well with Obsession - the outlanes seemed somewhat magnetic. Or I could just be terrible.

Pinball Wizard was the first pinball game on the Amiga I believe. It reminds me a bit of Advanced Pinball Simulator on the Spectrum.

Slamtilt is the ultimate pinball game for Amiga in my opinion. Not that DI pinball games were bad, not at all, they were the definite landmark of the era and totally silenced the crowd and they were years ahead of their time, something people had never expected. Even on pc they had the smooth scrolling and as a bonus(we did it because we just could) nearly flawless mod playback through pc speaker. But as for simulating real pinball table atmosphere and rules, the makers of Slamtilt have definitely done their research well. Nonetheless, I'm still enjoying both games for their distinctive qualities.

Then a remark just off the top of my head, does anyone else think there is always one table in every pinball game that is really bad compared to the others :)