What happened to pinball machines? In 1931, the first coin-operated pinball machine, Baffle Ball, was introduced by David Gottlieb.

The owner of Uptown Village’s Thirsty Sasquatch and 3 Howls Remedy House, Brandon Rush, is opening his third restaurant, a ...

If you pull back the plunger of a pinball machine ever so slowly, your wrist can feel the delicious tension building in each coil of the metal spring, one after the next, as the kinesis of ...

If you came here expecting to find the best pinball machines like the ones found in arcades or vintage bars, we have good news and bad news. The bad news is those pinball tables cost anywhere from ...

It costs $10 for a day pass to play as much as possible. You don’t need coins to operate the machines, but the name, “Ballerz ...

A wooden pinball machine is a handmade, handcrafted game that combines the classic gameplay of pinball with the unique aesthetic of wooden construction. This particular machine is designed with ...

Games of chance like slot machines and pinball machines were found in Sioux Falls as early as the 1930s. They were likely here earlier, but not labeled as vice until later.

An Ogden bar spotlights pinball machines, both classic games and new ones Lit Arcade Bar, after months of waiting for a liquor license, has opened its doors to game enthusiasts.

In recent years, niche and quirky items like vintage pinball machines have soared in popularity (and value). But what makes these retro machines so special? Aside from the arcade nostalgia, some ...

The machine isn’t a mechanical pinball machine like its larger cousins, though. Its essentially a 3D printed case made to look like a pinball machine with two screens attached.

Called Scrappleland, the pinball bar is the latest venture from the team behind Brooklyn's beloved Sunshine Laundromat, a functioning laundromat with pinball machines and a bar in the back. The new ...

Big Six was manufactured just six years after production of the first pinball machine powered by electricity. Dan Keifer works on refurbishing a machine at Pinball Perfection in West View.