Someone saw it on display at E3, COOL! Please let it be an XBLA arcade game!

It'll add MM, NGG, and TOTAN.

I agree.  Why do you want it to be XBLA instead of a disc version?  Is it because you are like me, and I'm too lazy to get up and switch discs? eheh  Typically, I prefer a disc version, since that allows trading in when appropriate.  However, there's no denying the convenience of XBLA titles .

Picked up the old Williams PSP version for 10 bucks in a bin this week at Walmart.

It's pretty cool that you can swap the screen to vertical and see the full pf while playing.

Quoted from The Loafer

I agree.  Why do you want it to be XBLA instead of a disc version?  Is it because you are like me, and I'm too lazy to get up and switch discs? eheh  Typically, I prefer a disc version, since that allows trading in when appropriate.  However, there's no denying the convenience of XBLA titles .

Exactly. If I'm in the mood to play a game or two of pinball, I shouldn't have to walk to the shelf, find the game, pop out the disc, yada yada. I've been spoiled by my hacked xbox 1 that allowed me to load up the HD with tons of games. Discs are dumb and need to go. MS also announced at E3 the ability to buy+download full games like Mass Effect and Bioshock, it's about time!!

yeah. I'll still probably buy most disc games but for some I know I won't get rid of, I might just buy them outright. They're doing it the right way, you can redownload them unlimited times, unlike the DLC you get off the Sony network which I beleive you're limited 3 times, then you have to rebuy it!  Totally sucks if you have hard drive problems!

Here is a link to some screen shots on IGN: http://media.xbox360.ign.com/media/143/14307127/imgs_1.html

Quoted from jonny_eh

Someone saw it on display at E3, COOL! Please let it be an XBLA arcade game!

It'll add MM, NGG, and TOTAN.

If there's any fans here of older Gottliebs, you'll also be interested in this game coming out later this year...

Pinball Hall of Fame: The Gottlieb Collection (Wii™)
Travel back in time for vintage fun with some of yesterday’s best pinball tables merged with today’s technology. Pinball Hall of Fame: The Gottlieb Collection lets you play on eleven Gottlieb classic tables spanning the glorious history of pinball, including “Central Park” (1966) and “Ace High” (1957). Utilize the Wiimote™ to bump and manipulate the table, but be careful—bump too hard and you’ll tilt it! Genre: Sim Sport; Scheduled release: Q4 2009

Kudos to Crave Entertainment for helping keep the game of pinball accessible to the masses!

Dave
http://www.arcadenovelties.com

Now that is what I want! Bring back the Gottliebs!!! And for the record, Williams are okay in my book too  

This thread just made my day.  The first Williams collection for Wii is one of my favorites and judging by those screens it looks like the new collection is gonna more DMD era games.  (TOTAN!)

Can't wait!  

I really liked the first Williams collection, own it both for the PS2 and the Wii. Nice flow to the game, the randomness of the ball more like a real Pinball. I hope it’s planned for the Wii, I would purchase it again and get rid of the old version.

Now if there are planning the Gottlieb collection for the Wii platform, I really hope they make a better version a-la Williams collection. I purchased the game for the PS2 a couple of months ago and gor bored after 10 minutes. It’s days and night compare to the Williams Collection.

Quoted from maestro

If there's any fans here of older Gottliebs, you'll also be interested in this game coming out later this year...

Pinball Hall of Fame: The Gottlieb Collection (Wii™)
Travel back in time for vintage fun with some of yesterday’s best pinball tables merged with today’s technology. Pinball Hall of Fame: The Gottlieb Collection lets you play on eleven Gottlieb classic tables spanning the glorious history of pinball, including “Central Park” (1966) and “Ace High” (1957). Utilize the Wiimote™ to bump and manipulate the table, but be careful—bump too hard and you’ll tilt it! Genre: Sim Sport; Scheduled release: Q4 2009

Kudos to Crave Entertainment for helping keep the game of pinball accessible to the masses!

Dave
http://www.arcadenovelties.com

The Gottlieb collection was already released for the Xbox 1 and the PS2. It was CRAP. Sorry, but it was. The Williams collection was much better.

I was so excited about the Gottlieb version but I agree with Johnny Eh about the PS2 Gottlieb version - crap! There was too much lag from the time the buttons were pressed until you saw the action on the screen. Ball physics were average, graphics were ok, mini history lessons ok but gameplay yuck. There goes $10.