There's just no natural starting point to try and take the whole thing in, a sentiment that extends to the mechanical design of the table too. It's hard to argue the approach, but it's also a bit overwhelming to begin. Kenny, Cartman, Stand and Kyle are raised above the rest like golden idol statues. The number of notable faces splattered about, some of them peeking about with an animation complexity comparable to the show itself, is enough to ensure that anybody can find their favorite character. On initial glance, one might mistake this table for a South Park Elementary official school photo that happens to have a pinball table on top of it. Neither really surprise you anymore, but together it's a solid afternoon spent. I also can't think of a better place to do it than in Zen Studio's prolific 'Zen Pinball 2.' Check out that review, which includes analysis of a couple other tables, for a good starting point.Īs for the 'South Park' tables, the result is a bit like listening to your favorite standup comedian over a game you've played a thousand times. I could always stand to smack a silver ball around while listening to Cartman, Kyle, Stan and Butters repeat their best lines and revisit their best stories. When Zen Studios puts out a pair of 'South Park' pinball tables, (due out for various Zen Studios pinball platforms on PS4, PS3, PS Vita, Xbox 360, Xbox One, Steam, Mac, iOS, Google Play and Amazon this week,) that means I respond with an almost courteous 'why not?' I could always use a touch of 'South Park' to break up the daily routine. I wouldn't consider myself any kind of 'South Park' super fan, but anybody surviving in this world on at least a little bit of deep-seeded irreverence can't possibly go a modern lifetime without at least once winking back to Matt Stone and Trey Parker.

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