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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 [...]
What’s the point of pop bumpers?

Pop bumpers, jet bumpers, thumper bumpers – call them what you will: you’ll find them on machines of pretty much all ages. They certainly look good and photograph [...]
Official mods on the cards at Stern, JJP

There’s no shortage of modfathers and other creative people out there who are making money by designing and selling mods for pinball machines. But for manufacturers, [...]
Pinball culture: Astonishing things you didn’t know about Novus

Question: What do salad bar sneeze guards, tanning beds and pinball playfields have in common? Answer: All of these things can be cleaned and polished with Novus, the very [...]
Review: Monitor pins in storage – BlueMaestro Tempo

Many pinheads have got more pinball machines than space to set them up in. It’s a simple fact of pinball life. One is never enough, and many of us go on buying them [...]

Images from Expo 2014

20th October 2014 // 0 Comments

It’s Game Over for Pinball Expo, but here are some of Pavlov Pinball’s snaps from Chicago. There’s zombies, Dudes, Galaxy Girls, EMs galore and plenty of [...]
Inside the Stern fun factory

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Virtual games bring pinball to new audience

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Pinball on location, Down Under style

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Revealed: the most significant pinball machine ever

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Exclusive: Mr Pinball revealed!

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Turning playfields into coffee tables

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A year in pinball: 10 things that made 2014 special

29th December 2014 // 1 Comment

The year 2014 is over – and when it comes to pinball it was a biggie. Here are ten things that happened in the pinball world to make it one to remember 1. Pat Lawlor [...]
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 [...]
Sexing up bad translites

4th May 2014 // 1 Comment

Every now and then you come across a great game – with a translite that’s so ugly it has you reaching for a paper bag. Two machines spring to mind immediately; [...]
Inside the Stern fun factory

16th May 2014 // 0 Comments

There’s been lots of news surrounding Stern and its factory over the last week or so, what with the announcement that the company is looking for new premises and the [...]

Pinball 2000 – back from the grave?