description Devil's Crush Overview
Devil’s Crush is a 1990 Japanese simulation video game for the TurboGrafx-16. The title presents a pinball experience themed around occult imagery including skulls and demons, mirroring its predecessor Alien Crush. Developed by Alexei International, it was intended as a high-quality arcade conversion. It's primarily aimed at fans of classic pinball games and those interested in 1990s Japanese video game development.
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info Devil's Crush Specifications
| Country | Japan |
| Year | 1990 |
help Devil's Crush FAQ
How does Devil's Crush play compared with Alien Crush?
Devil's Crush keeps the multi-screen pinball structure of Alien Crush but shifts the table into a darker occult theme with skulls, demons, and bonus rooms. Both games were associated with NAXAT Soft's Crush Pinball line on NEC hardware.
What platform was Devil's Crush originally released on?
Devil's Crush was originally released for the TurboGrafx-16 and PC Engine around 1990. A Sega Genesis version also appeared under the title Dragon's Fury.
What makes the Devil's Crush table unusual for a pinball game?
The main table scrolls vertically across multiple screens instead of fitting on one static playfield. It also includes fantasy-horror targets and side rooms, so it feels closer to an arcade action game than a realistic pinball simulator.
Is Jaki Crush a sequel to Devil's Crush?
Yes. Jaki Crush followed on the Super Famicom and continued the supernatural pinball style, though it was not released as widely internationally as Devil's Crush or Alien Crush.
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