PinballMind

Launch software for the MindDrive “thought control” finger sensor; flippers actuated via biofeedback (galvanic skin response) rather than buttons — plausibly the only commercially released mind-controlled pinball game in history. “Fun for the whole family.” Playability is the catch and the collector angle at once: it’s hardware-locked to a dead 1996 peripheral, so unless someone’s written a MindDrive emulator shim (doubtful), preservation means the disc image exists but the experience mostly doesn’t — worth noting on the row rather than pretending a download solves it. Where’d you surface this — an auction listing, or did a database finally cough it up? If you own the box in that scan, I have questions, starting with whether the eagle in the tie-dye vortex is load-bearing.