Black Hole (Gottlieb) on the AtGames Legends Pinball (006) This is the sixth (006) in a series of quick gameplay videos of every licensed virtual pinball table available to play on the AtGames Legends Pinball machine, one of the most value-packed home systems. I’ll play these in menu order (for the most part). This video covers the FarSight Studios release of Gottlieb’s Black Hole, a breakthrough pinball machine from 1981 with dual playfields.
NOTE: Any audio delays are from the video processing and are not present on the machine itself.
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