Oh my God, you tilted Kenny! South Park comes to Zen Pinball 2

By Will Fulton Published October 13, 2014

Two new tables based on South Park are coming to Zen Pinball 2 on PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, and PS Vita as a DLC pack on October 14. Pinball machines may finally be legal in Oakland, but now you can keep the game a little taboo with this notoriously crude cartoon.

In South Park: Super Sweet Pinball you team up with Cartman, Kyle, Stan, and Kenny to relive some of your favorite moments from South Park‘s imposing 18 season (and still going) run. Chef, Mr. Hat, and the ManBearPig will all tag along as you play Sarcastiball, anally probe Cartman, and kill Kenny at least once.

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South Park: Butters’ Very Own Pinball Game on the other hand focuses on everyone’s favorite stuttering, neurotic fourth grader, Butters. Professor Chaos will reign and Imaginationland will seek its savior.

Both tables will be available for download from the PlayStation Store on October 14 for $5.

Will Fulton

Former Staff Writer, Gaming

Will Fulton is a New York-based writer and theater-maker. In 2011 he co-founded mythic theater company AntiMatter Collective…

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