Batman 66
Batman 66, Stern, 2016. There are a large number of Batman pinball games and as of this writing, Batman 66 is the newest one. While most of the other machines are tie-ins to the movies, Batman 66 is a...
View ArticleHigh Speed
High Speed, Williams, 1986. This game is about racing an 80s red sports car, possibly a Lamborghini or a Ferrari, through the streets of some small town while the police chase you. Consequently the...
View ArticleThe Getaway: High Speed 2
The Getaway: High Speed II, Williams, 1994. So a break to the 1990s now, which means a machine whose backglass looks at least somewhat plausible. This is the sequel to High Speed, yesterday’s post....
View ArticleHoudini
Houdini, American Pinball, 2016. The Houdini pinball machine is themed around the idea of Houdini’s shows. In alignment with that theme, the word Houdini takes up the top third of the backglass, with...
View ArticleOn scams and how to avoid them
A bit late spreading the news, but I had an article on scams published in the Boyertown Area Expression. A Few Reminders for the Fall About Scams Hopefully it helps you and yours avoid ridiculous shit.
View ArticleSkateball
Skateball, Bally, 1980 Hoo is this thing 1980. Let’s start with the man in the middle of the backglass. He takes up easily a third of the image in both directions. Starting at the bottom, he’s riding a...
View ArticleTitle Fight
Title Fight, 1990, a goddamned Gottlieb. The majority of this backglass is occupied by a bald white boxer with a mustache on the left, and a brown-haired white boxer on the right. They have gloves up...
View ArticleDeadpool
Deadpool (Pro edition), 2018, Stern We’re back in this century and it’s a branded backglass so you know it’s going to be, well, marketing. Deadpool, center, is punching Colossus (I think it’s Colossus,...
View ArticleThe Mandalorian
Star Wars: The Mandalorian (Pro edition), 2021, Stern. It took close to 75 pinball posts for me to get to a Star Wars property, which is really an accomplishment considering how many different ones...
View ArticleStar Trek The Next Generation
Star Trek the Next Generation, 1993, Williams. More branded machines! More marketing! Since it’s an illustration, everyone looks super young and quite fit. From left to right we’ve got Geordi LaForge,...
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