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Completing the code

What do you do if you’re not satisfied with the rules of a machine that you own? One option is to rewrite them, and it’s something that’s being done by an [...]
Pinball on location, Down Under style

Pinball HQ is the brainchild of Norbert Snicer, a veteran of the Australian coin-op scene [...]
Twisted Pins ramps up new business

Ramps, eh? They’re not sexy and they’re not glamorous. And if you’ve got a pin with a ramp that’s knackered then that can be a bit of a problem. [...]
Thunderbirds Pinball – May 2015 update

It's not ready yet, but Homepin does have a license [...]
Boffin-joker writing pinball page turner

A new book promises to shine a light on the pinball world [...]

An odd way to make dull pins interesting

3rd July 2014 // 0 Comments

How do you make a game you’re bored of playing more interesting? What about messing about with the balls? Buster Gonad’s unfeasibly large balls probably [...]
Official mods on the cards at Stern, JJP

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Pinball’s all-time top toppers

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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 [...]
John Popadiuk: pinball’s Steve Jobs?

20th October 2014 // 1 Comment

Pinball has come to a fork in the road, presenting alternative paths to the future. One path is for artists and aesthetes, another for technologist, scientists and engineers. [...]
Dancing with the devil: the joy of tilting

17th November 2015 // 3 Comments

Tilt mechs stop cheating and machine abuse - but they also affect tournament strategies [...]
Modding heaven

26th April 2014 // 0 Comments

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 [...]

Completing the code