Pinball machines are an enduring icon of gaming, but their main drawback is that they take up a lot of space. Luckily, AtGames has solved this dilemma with its compact Legends Pinball Micro Machine, ...

If you’re a fan of roguelikes and gambling games, chances are that you’ve dipped into pachinko games before. These simple yet engaging machines translate well into the video game format, rewarding ...

When The Wizard of Oz pinball machine arrived in 2013, it was a revelation—a technicolor dream, much like the movie itself. The first American pin made by a company other than Stern in over a decade, ...

Use one button (or even one finger!) to flip the titular Pinball until you feel the titular Mad, in this titular Game inspired by the maddening genius of Bennet Foddy’s Getting Over It. Ascend a maze ...

Traditionally the relationship between pinball and tabletop RPGs has gone one way: from the table to the playfield. There have been two official Dungeons & Dragons pinball machines, including Stern’s ...

The Red Hook Pinball Museum is really a museum to two things: pinball, and the friendship of its co-founders, Kevin Murray and Wesley Michalski. Tucked into an unassuming storefront on Van Brunt ...

When Xbox Live arrived in the early 2000s, it turned console gaming into a global social experience. Now, a team of tech veterans at Scorbit is betting they can do the same for one of gaming’s oldest ...

Williams Pinball: Scared Stiff and Williams Pinball: Elvira and the Party Monsters are now available. Watch the Williams Pinball: Scared Stiff and Williams Pinball: Elvira and the Party Monsters ...

In many ways, Pinball FX—Williams Pinball Volume 9 delivers just what pinball fans have come to expect. I’ve reviewed so many of these DLC packs that they are starting to blur together somewhat. Yet ...

An old-timey sign with bold golden letters hangs over the entrance to one of Sacramento’s best spots for affordable fun. Capital Pinball Parlor stands acoss the railroad tracks from the Sacramento ...

The Lone Star State has become a hub for pinball, from hobbyists to competitive tournaments. But a private Houston club beloved by hardcore pinballers may be closing, either temporarily or for good.