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Pro Pinball: The Web

Rating:	Your rating: None Average: 4.7 (6 votes)
Category:	Pinball
Perspective:	Top Down
Year released:	1996
Author:	Cunning Developments
Publisher:	MacPlay Empire Interactive
Engine:

[www]_.se [ftp]_.se [mirror]_.us [mirror]_.de
pro_pinball_-_the_web.toast_.sit (33.32 MB)
MD5: acb1663c15a7d722132a17af49b5d243
For System 7.0 - 7.6 - Mac OS 9

[www]_.se [ftp]_.se [mirror]_.us [mirror]_.de
Pro_Pinball_The_Web.zip (378.18 MB)
MD5: 2c2d3595aff51365296ddb68f50f78ea
For System 7.0 - 7.6 - Mac OS 9

Emulation
Guides on emulating older games

Fun, challenging pinball game for the mac. I wasted hours and hours of time playing this game. It's addicting and fun.

A note about the downloads available from above:

download on the internal server, and from this Mediafire link, are only for the game partition of the mixed mode CD.
download on the internal server is a bin/cue image. Burn it to make a CD that contains the
game and the audio tracks.

Also in this series: Timeshock!, Big Race USA, Fantastic Journey

Compatibility
Architecture: 68k PPC

Needs 256 colors, and 640 x 480 or greater.

Works on a PowerMac 8500/120, Mac OS 9.1.

Comments

by MacTouch - 2018, May 13 - 2:15pm

We can't know everything, don't worry. In the other world, there is a lot of utilities to mount bin/cue image & more things to do... Some of them could be useful to create images.

by mrdav - 2018, May 13 - 1:25am

OK. I did not know Daemon Tools was available for Macs. Looks very useful indeed.

by MacTouch - 2018, May 12 - 1:52pm

You cannot mount the bin/cue.

Sorry, but with the appropriate software (like Daemon Tools), a bin/cue file can be mounted on the Finder. However, it cannot be used by emulators (not recognized). So, the only way to use it like that, is to copy files into a folder & then create an image with Toast. While it's working, I'm not sure it is suitable for that task, especially for creating perfect copies...

by Tanara Kuranov - 2018, May 12 - 10:01am

I was a little confused since you could use bin/cue files in Windows...could, it seems that versions past Win XP actually don't detect anything other than the data, which means the Windows version won't pick up music, either. I guess mixed mode CDs are just too outdated.

Okay, so I'm going to have to figure out a way to burn some CDs if I'm gonna play this, one way or the other. Or make a VM.

TL;DR, was too late at night and I didn't do my full research.

by mrdav - 2018, May 11 - 12:45pm

As stated in the information about the bin/cue, you need to burn a physical CD which you can then mount. You cannot mount the bin/cue. Basically, the bin/cue provides the information needed to make an exact copy of the original CD.

by Tanara Kuranov - 2018, May 11 - 10:34am

The first download demands a CD, the second download doesn't seem to open in any image reading software or Mac emulator, nothing recognizes it as valid (the emulated computers try to have me initialize the bin or cue file, the software just says it's corrupt or invalid).

You might be able to get this working off of 10 Tons of Fun (not to mention the DOS/Windows version still runs fine on Win 10), but I thought I'd try to address this issue, for the sake of completeness.

by A Laggy Grunt - 2013, March 13 - 4:18am

Worked for me on a Power Mac 6500.

This looks like a game which should have music with it, but there doesn't seem to be any. Maybe we're missing some audio CD tracks?

by mtklaric - 2012, November 25 - 12:07pm

Im using sheepshaver with os 9, but I cant get it to work. I mounted the file, extracted the files but It says I need a CD. I would appreciate some help. Thanks