Guess what this is

[RBS]

Both got it right, Jones answer is in Catalan Spanish and he gets it first. This wonder actually started being built in the late 1800's and may never be finished.

[EscapeGirl]

Great job, Jones!!

I must say, one of the things I love about this game, is how much I learn about the world.

[RBS]

And enjoying people who enjoy learning it. Gaudi, the architect died in 1926 and never saw the bell towers.

[Jones]

Never finished? Interesting...

Thanks.
For this next one, you'll need to find what's so special about this: we all know it's pinball, but what makes this one special?

[RBS]

My eyelids are too heavy to keep going. Enjoyed it as always and yall have a great evening. Happy Trails!

[Jones]

Goodnight RBS.

[EscapeGirl]

Um....er....*scratches head* It only has four purple little light up ball thingies....*cocks head to the side confused*

Goodnight RBS.

[Jones]

It's on an application that's more...formal.

[Crimsonthread]

Um... the first computerized pinball machine?

[Jones]

No, but it's so cheap that it looks like that!

Do you want a hint?

[EscapeGirl]

Yes please. I'm getting nowhere.

[Crimsonthread]

Does it have another purpose besides entertainment?

[Jones]

Here you go : Blue

Think abstractly.

Hehe. It's on another application whose purpose is almost completely different!

Just to clarify, I have this game in my bedroom computer.

[EscapeGirl]

I've never been an abstract thinker. But....it uses some sort of blue light/laser?

Is it the first computer pinball game?

[Jones]

OK, that WAS a bad hint. Here's a better one: 97.

Try googling what you have (disregarding the blue part)