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Book review: Santiago Ciuffo’s “Pinball”

A new coffee table art book of Argentinian pins [...]
Does pinball licencing work?

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

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. [...]
Pinball Magazine 3 – 7 reasons to get it

There's plenty to drool over in Pinball Magazine 3, even for non-Kiss fans [...]

Playfield paradise

29th April 2014 // 1 Comment

Imagine handing over a beaten up old Addams Family playfield, and getting it back a few months later in perfect, minty, as-new condition. Henrik Maurer You may suspect some [...]
Book review: Santiago Ciuffo’s “Pinball”

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Why colour is vital to pinball’s future

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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 [...]
Review: Monitor pins in storage – BlueMaestro Tempo

14th November 2014 // 1 Comment

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 [...]
The best apron pricing card ever?

26th May 2014 // 1 Comment

A bizarre Fish Tales card - and other greats... [...]
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 [...]

Book review: Santiago Ciuffo’s “Pinball”