The Windows version features an online high score list - in which the player can compare their performance with others. The Wii version can either be played with the Wii Remote and Nunchuk, with controls similar to Pinball Hall of Fame: The Williams Collection released a few months prior, or just the Wii Remote itself turned on its side for classic control.[2] The Nintendo DS version is played entirely with buttons, with the D-pad being used to nudge the table.[3] The top screen is used to represent the table's backglass, limiting the main dynamic camera view of the table to the touch screen.[4]