CompuServe Messages

Steve, It's commercial and it's full name is "Quicksilver Pinball Simulator". My disk is copyrighted 1990 by Actionworks Software, Inc. I bought my copy from Software Hut in Philadelphia. It's sharp. It has 4 different boards and has very real pinball sounds, probably samples. The boards are full width and jump between top and bottom views depending on where the ball is at the time. All the boards have upper and lower flippers which are controlled by the shift keys. It supports competitive play. ———————————————-Don- via Whap!