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Play Rock n Ball Online

NES pinball with wild twists—play classic tables, competitive bingo-style Nineball, or chaotic soccer/hockey Sports Pinball. Way more fun than it sounds.

Developer: Nihon Bussan
Genre: Pinball
Released: 1990
File size: 192 bytes
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Game Overview

Rock n Ball came out for the Nintendo Entertainment System in 1990, published by Nihon Bussan. It was one of those late-era NES releases that tried to stretch what a pinball game could be, blending traditional table action with some genuinely oddball modes. It didn't get a lot of attention at the time, but it offered a different kind of challenge compared to the platformers and RPGs that dominated the system.

You control the flippers across several distinct game types: a standard pinball table, a competitive bingo-style mode called Nineball, and a chaotic soccer and hockey hybrid called Sports Pinball. The main objective shifts depending on the mode; in Nineball, you're racing to complete bingo lines against a CPU opponent, while Sports Pinball turns the table into a frantic two-player field. The game moves quickly, with a steep difficulty curve that punishes missed shots, especially in the faster sports modes. It feels unpredictable and a little janky, but there's a real charm in its sheer weirdness.

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