Plunderball is a pinball game with a space opera story and FMV sequences. While not released in the CD-i's lifespan, it received an aftermarket release in 2002 via OlderGames.
Abstract/Bibliographic Text#
pbabstract contains a summary of the game.
Plunderball is a three-layer pinball simulation
which combines the thrill of an action game with
the depth of an adventure game. Beyond conventional
pinball fixtures such as flippers, bumpers, and drop
targets, Plunderball features lock wells that activate
DYUV movies which provide clues and tell a story.
The story combines a futuristic space warfare theme
with a pirate adventure story line. You are a space
pirate who has been secretly courting Princess Sarina
of Cayden. On the journey to ask her father, Clanlord
Braith, for the Princess's hand in marriage, you discover
that she has been kidnapped by Cayden's arch-enemy
Scorpion. The Clanlord promises his kingdom to the one
who rescues his beloved daughter, sending you on a perilous
journey through uncharted space to Steeleye's heavily armed
armada.
Content : Action/adventure pinball game.
Main Objective : Hours of challenging enjoyment.
Furthermore, pbbibliography contains an earlier credits listing for the game:
Plunber Ball
Braith Archie Gibson
Sarina Elyse Ashton
Corwin Dion De Rizzo
Baron Scorpion Bruce Hall
Tark Bruce Hall
Chidgey Jon Mullich
Pavlov Jon Mullich
Voice of Tark and Scorpion Glen Simon
Narrator Wade Sheder
Senior Software Engineer Lee Chidgey
Software Engineer Douglas Labus
Artists Bruce Hall
3-D Modeller Bruce Hall
Director of Photography Robert Esau
Camera Assistant Aaron Valance
Video Digitizing Lee Chidgey
Music Matt Chidgey
Sound Effects Matt Chidgey
Sound Effects Lee Chidgey
Audio Recording Carrottop Studios
Asset Conversion Tim Powers
Executive Producer Regis Bridon
Producer David Mullich
Developed by ISG Productions
A division of Interactive Support Group, Inc.
The differences are noted below:
- Roxanne does not appear in the bibliography file, with her actress, Elyse Ashton, being listed as taking the role of Princess Sarina rather than Tamera Sessions.
- Bruce Hall is credited as an artist rather than Keith Rust.
- The bibliography file lacks Art Direction and Make Up credits.
- The bibliography file has a entries for Video Digitizing and Asset Conversion, which the in-game credits lack.
- The bibliography file lists Lee Chidgey as also working on sound effects, which doesn't happen in the final game.