Addiction Pinball

Addiction Pinball is a pinball video game developed by Team 17 Software and published by MicroProse for Windows 95. Released on May 16, 1999, it is a simulation of arcade pinball featuring two themed tables: one based on Team 17's Worms series, and another called World Rally Fever with a motorsport theme. The game emphasizes realistic ball physics, using a vector-based engine to simulate momentum, inertia, acceleration, and torque. Players can adjust the viewing angle, including a 90-degree rotation for portrait-oriented monitors, and choose from multiple resolutions up to 1024x768. A comprehensive 46-page manual provides detailed instructions and table descriptions. Addiction Pinball was noted for its lifelike ball behavior and extensive customization options, though it drew criticism for its limited table selection and occasionally cluttered table graphics that could obscure the ball.