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After Epic Megagames' two releases Epic Pinball and Extreme Pinball, Apogee finally got their own pinball game in late 1997, Balls of Steel. It features five testosterone-packed tables, each with its own theme, missions, and special bonuses. Like the Epic games and the classic "21st Century" pinball games on Amiga, BoS has a top-down scrolling screen, with an animated dot matrix display at the bottom. It also features a full-table view. Very high scores are awarded with a "powerball" end bonus mode, and could be posted on the "WorldScores" net site (no longer available). Being a Windows game, all tables boast high-resolution graphics.
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Languages (1)
| Language | audio | subtitles | interface |
|---|---|---|---|
| English | — | — |
Game details
Business Model
Commercial
Media Type
CD-ROM, Download
Input Devices Supported/Optional
Keyboard, Mouse
Number of Offline Players
1-4 Players
System requirements
Min. CPU Class Required
Intel Pentium
Min. OS Class Required
Windows 95
Min. RAM Required
16 MB
Min. DirectX Version Required
DirectX 3
Min. CD-ROM Drive Speed Required
2X (300 KB/s)
Min. Video Memory Required
1 MB
Video Modes Supported
Full screen
Video Resolutions Supported
640×480, 800×600
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Also known as
BOS — Common abbreviation
Balls of Steel: Pinball on Steroids! — Tag-lined title
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Released
1997
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Standing
Top 88% by 24hr peak players
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