Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. If you grew up in the '60s, '70s or '80s, you likely have fond memories spending Saturday afternoons at a dark arcade surrounded ...

We found 19 pinball machines themed after big rock and metal acts that are also heavily reviewed by serious pinball players. More bands have started licensing their IP to be used on pinball machines ...

The custom game, featuring plastic “free beef” steaks and company slogans, can be played at Galactix arcade on the Oregon ...

Picking up an actual pinball machine can cost a fortune, with prices often reaching over $1,000. They also take up a ton of space, making them less than ideal for cozy apartments or small homes.

The licensing cost? One personal machine for George Lucas.

A full working set of Australian-made pinball machines will enter the collection of the National Film and Sound Archive.

Back in the day, every cool movie, TV show, and cartoon had its own kickass pinball game at the arcade. And although it’s been decades since pinball was the most popular arcade-style game, they do ...

When you spend a great deal of time in the car graveyards of the world, as I do, you learn that many interesting items take their final tow-truck ride to Ewe Pullet inside the doomed vehicles. Usually ...

Five pinball machines, including the first licensed Star Wars unit, have been saved from the scrap heap and will eventually ...

We’ve all read about declining artistic standards within the pinball industry. I.P. licensing is partly to blame: “Star Trek,” the band Kiss, “Star Trek: The Next Generation”—these big names dominate ...

Early pinball tables had no flippers, barely any control and just enough chaos to distract a nation deep in the Great Depression. But when times are tight, creativity gets loud - Jazz was booming, Art ...