Zanzabar brothers met 'Batman' actor Adam West before he died. Now, they're unveiling a rare pinball machine honoring him ...

In 1995, Sega released to the world Batman Forever, the pinball machine. Featuring two Batman themed toys, the Batwing Ball Cannon and the Batcave Ball Lock Area, this game's playfield is unlike ...

Scott Hamilton's man cave is way cooler than yours — unless you have a Batman pinball machine that plays clips of the original TV series. The Olympic gold medal skater does. He also has three ...

You may remember old pinball machines with vague, generic themes, or maybe branded themes like Elvis, Batman, the Addams Family, or many more.

What do Batman, Aerosmith and Star Wars have in common? They’re all the subjects of new pinball games introduced by Stern Pinball at the 2017 San Diego Comic-Con. The Batman machine is based on ...

Before video games, there were pinball machines. Not that they don’t exist today, but a modern pinball machine will likely have microprocessors and other fancy things that traditional pinball… ...

‘Videogame’: The Electronic Pinball Machine Comes of Age A term for a favorite pastime emerged from the blips and bloops of the late 20th century arcade By Ben Zimmer Dec. 8, 2022 4:08 pm ET ...

The new Patchogue pinball parlor, which will be hosting occasional pinball tournaments, will also be available for private parties, company team building and other events.

How the last major pinball company handcrafts its machines Ghostbusters, Metallica, Medieval Madness, Kiss — Stern hand-assembles them all right here ...

Holy highscore Batman! Photo courtesy of Mustang Sally Brewing Company. Out by Dulles airport, enjoy some creative local beers while you work your way through the brewery’s 18 pinball machines. If you ...

Whether it’s a Batman pinball machine or a Ghanaian heirloom, his home is a testament to his wide- ranging interests. Similarly, the roles he’s taken on in his career as an actor and comedian ...

The first coin-operated pinball machine appeared in 1931, as a game called "Baffle Ball." By 1932 there were about 150 companies who had put out their own version of pinball in the United States.