A little skimpy compared to some other pinball games which have four to ten. Space Cadet has the largest viewable surface and is the simplest of the three to play. I managed to keep one of my silver balls flipping for almost 15 minutes on this table, something which never happens when I drop quarters into a real machine. Space Cadet only has two flippers, but they are the largest of the three games. A cannon replaces the plunger and depending on when you release it you might end up gathering kegs of rum, bailing water or finding the x that marks the spot for bonus points.
Pinball is the sound.
Music, voices and sound effects are very realistic. All of your favorite arcade sounds are here along with digitized pirates telling you to walk the plank, kings commanding you to slay the dragon, and the sounds of space ships blasting off, laser fire, horses galloping, water splashing, cannons firing etc. First, there is not enough information about how to earn bonus points. To be fair most pinball games, computer simulations and even the real arcade games, are lacking in instructions. I would like to see a diagram screen explaining what each element is worth, lit and unlit, and what it takes to get the large bonus points.