As arcades become more and more rare, plenty of pinball enthusiasts are moving these intricate machines to their home collections in basements, garages, and guest rooms. But if you’re not for… ...

Just try and look at pictures of Stern's newest pinball machine and not hear that classic '90s Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles cartoon theme music pop in your head. You can't do it.

By the mid-1980s Pinball went out of vogue as arcade games like Pac-Man and Space Invaders increasingly came to dominate the market, and the home video game boom in the '90s continued to make ...

The arcade, at the XXXX Stockmen’s Bar and Grill, will feature 50-plus pinball machines, dating from as far back as the 1970s, and 20 original arcade games, that show goers can play.

People with machines in their homes often pass the love of pinball on to their children, Floyd said — a demographic that's now showing interest in the old-school game.

The event's organisers say the humble pinball machine is making a comeback, after video games and poker machines phased it out in the 80s and 90s. Simon Palan's been to the expo for a look.

Machines made in the ’90s can fetch as much as $10,000 to $15,000, according to Boudreau, with people seemingly all too willing to pay big bucks to line their basement caves with some nostalgia.

However Scorbit’s and Stern’s plans pan out, the race is now on to bring pinball—a defiantly offline hobby for decades—into the internet age. Ben Adelson with the guts of a pinball machine ...

Best pinball games are ‘ones that work’ Mr Squires joked that his favourite machines were the 'ones that work' but he loves the 90s Medieval Madness machine based on Monty Python.