http://twitter.com/#!/GOGcom/status/39741718114861056

"@Gogcom will release classic gaming dreams & fantasies tomorrow. We think we're on a roll here, and we're getting excited!"

Dreamfall?

classic, fantasy and rolling (dice) sounds like an old rpg game-series. So, what series is about dreams?

Maybe "Pinball Dreams" and "Pinball Fantasies"?

Ok, forget my idea. Yours sounds more logical, especially the part about rolling.

Congratulations, Andhar. I don't think a wild speculation thread has been brought crashing down to Earth quite so hard and so early before on this site.

Guess who loves pinball games! Me! I might be disappointed if it turns out to be something better!

Uh...call me strange, but if the 'sport' is already completely sedentary, like pool or pinball, I'd rather just play the real thing to relax.

You sir, win an internets.

Man, gotta buy those.

EDIT: You know what that means, don't you guys? Who made those games?

YEEEEEEEEEEHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I helped a friend set up (a pirated copy of) Pinball Fantasies in Boxer a few months ago, after he'd been wanting to play the Stones&Bones table for over a decade.

DICE did. But I refuse to get my hopes up about EA just yet.

Aww, come on. The thread was over so quickly this time. Let's engage in unfounded optimistic speculation. It's what we do here, isn't it? :-D

I have it from an authoritative source that GOG will be releasing an entire series of platformers starring animated snack foods.

Okay, okay. The real question is who owns the rights to the pinball franchise. The games were originally published by the now defunct (and apparently resurrected in another market) 21st Century Entertainment. If they owned the rights, there's no telling where they have wound up. If DICE owned the rights, they are now with EA.