But after a recording of Luke Cage speaking out against Fisk goes viral, well. And so far his mandates have the support of New Yorkers, so removing a duly elected mayor by force of superpowers is a no-go. The Kingpin’s dastardly evil scheme in Devil’s Reign is a tried and true one: Use his power as an elected representative to criminalize any superheroes he doesn’t like. So in Devil’s Reign, the Marvel crossover currently spinning out of Daredevil from Chip Zdarsky and Marco Checchetto, the plan is really weird. Usually, that plan involves punching, or magic, or hopping through dimensions, or at the very least a one-of-a-kind science device. And while I could see how the humor might not be everyone's cup of tea, Deadpool constantly mouthing off at the player and his enemies and Zen themselves gave it a lot of personality.When big comic book crossover events come around, the heroes often have to come up with a cunning plan to save the day. But Deadpool is on a whole other level - the mission progression and general flow of the table have kept me coming back to that more than any other Marvel table. Both Civil War and Venom are decent (even if Venom's "top of field mini-table" is just something that doesn't really match my playstyle). If I had to provide a single recommendation from this lot, though, it'd have to be the Heavy Hitters pack. Tl dr: try them all out and see what clicks for you, my dude. It's so much more consumer-friendly than the score limit imposed by other pinball sims.
Originally posted by Midnight:You honestly should just try your luck and pick-up a table pack you would never usually touch.While this probably isn't bad advice during the summer sale, I really don't think Zen get enough credit for their demo system: you can keep plugging away at any table for 90 second intervals, bashing the restart button in the pause menu until you get a good feel for a table.
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