Pinball great Pat Lawlor, designer of Bally's 1992 table The Addams Family (considered by many to be the greatest pinball machine of all time), says that High Speed is also his personal favorite.

At the Pacific Pinball Museum in Alameda, where every machine is a quirky history lesson, the legend of Medieval Madness is especially astounding. The 1997 pinball machine has it all: ideal game ...

In May, Ballerz Pinball Cafe was born in downtown Bradenton. Featuring 13 different pinball machines and a few arcade video ...

While pinball machines were the best example of this sort of thing, there were also things like bowling machines and ladder-logic industrial control systems.

That year, he bought his first pinball machine — a 1970s-era Bally "Bow and Arrow" for $500. He then bought one based on "The Addams Family," the best-selling pinball machine of all time.

These all-American automobiles were hugely influential in terms of their technology, design, engineering, and their impact on society and popular culture.

The Silverball Retro Arcade in Asbury Park, New Jersey, is a pinball museum that allows visitors to play the more than 150 working pinball machines in the collection.

That year, he bought his first pinball machine — a 1970s-era Bally "Bow and Arrow" for $500. He then bought one based on "The Addams Family," the best-selling pinball machine of all time.

They still make pinball machines? They do, and Stern is not alone: There’s also Jersey Jack Pinball of Elk Grove Village, American Pinball of Palatine, Chicago Gaming Company of Cicero, as well ...