It actually plays. A spring-loaded plunger fires the ball, two flippers keep it alive, and there are spinning bumpers and an up-and-over ramp bridge to aim at. The mission is pure Classic Space: reunite an astronaut with a baby astronaut by hitting the asteroid target, tracked on a built-in progress bar that resets for the next game. 2,274 pieces, $229.99.
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