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Pinball modding is growing up

The pinball mod-making scene radically transformed itself over the last twelve months or so. [...]
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 [...]
Keeping pinball alive in the land of fire and ice

Iceland is a spectacularly beautiful country, but it’s a tough place to live if you happen to be a pinball nut. Who plays pinball in a pond? Crazy Viking dudes. Photo: [...]
Bye bye incandescents: The Walking Dead is all-LED

So it’s farewell to the humble incandescent bulb, it seems. In a very illuminating message to the world earlier this week, Gary Stern announced that Stern Pinball is to [...]

Pinball culture: Astonishing things you didn’t know about Novus

29th September 2014 // 0 Comments

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 [...]
Five chinese pinball machines are GO!

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Pinball for hire: what people do to rental machines

13th February 2015 // 0 Comments

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 [...]
Keeping pinball alive in the land of fire and ice

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Turning playfields into coffee tables

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EM dawn: the rebirth of cool

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21st century pinball

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Silver Castle’s Timeshock!: The inside story

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EM porn – electro-mechanical beauties

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Revealed: the most significant pinball machine ever

23rd January 2015 // 5 Comments

Here’s a question: what is the most culturally, historically or aesthetically significant pinball machine of all time? Humpty Dumpty? Nip It? Gorgar? The Addams Family, [...]
How game rules come about

26th April 2015 // 0 Comments

Pavlov Pinball talks to Keith Johnson, coder of The Hobbit, LOTR and TSPP [...]
What’s the point of pop bumpers?

10th July 2014 // 7 Comments

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 [...]
Book review: Santiago Ciuffo’s “Pinball”

30th April 2014 // 2 Comments

A new coffee table art book of Argentinian pins [...]

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