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3D printing technology is revolutionizing the world of pinball mods, and the good news is that means they’re going to be better and cheaper than ever. Tim Mezel uses a [...]
Pinball 2000 – back from the grave?

Pinball 2000 was meant to make it easy for operators to change the game in a pinball cabinet from one title to another. There was just one problem: in 1999, after the [...]
Alien Pinball – lastest news

Heighway Pinball has spilled some more beans about the Alien Pinball machine. [...]
Pinball for hire: what people do to rental machines

On the scale of risky things to do with your pinball machines, few things rank higher than dumping them off at the house of a complete stranger who’s planning a wild [...]
Silver Castle’s Timeshock!: The inside story

Silver Castle exploded onto the Dutch (and world) pinball scene a few months ago with the announcement that the company is to make a real version of the virtual pinball [...]

Does pinball licencing work?

10th August 2014 // 3 Comments

The pinball landscape is dominated by new machines with licences. There’s the recent Sterns: AC/DC, Metallica, Star Trek, Mustang. All licenced. And Jersey Jack [...]
Why colour is vital to pinball’s future

17th September 2014 // 1 Comment

Younger pinball players never had to put up with black and white televisions or monochrome computer monitors and Palm Pilot screens. So can pinball manufacturers seriously [...]
Pimp your firmware with Pinball Browser

27th April 2014 // 0 Comments

Anything's possible when you can change the sounds [...]
A very bizarre pinball Nitro Ground Shaker story

26th April 2014 // 0 Comments

There’s a Bally Nitro Ground Shaker in England with a very peculiar history. The pin was built in Chicago in 1980, and it now sits in a house in Farnborough, one of [...]

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