Read more The post 11 Valuable Pinball Machines That ... owe their worth to unique gameplay features or connections to pop culture classics like “The Addams Family” or “Twilight Zone ...

Early pinball machines, which became immensely popular in a Depression-scourged America looking for cheap entertainment, were built without flippers. ... The Twilight Zone /// 1993 /// Bally.

After the runaway success of The Addams Family pinball in 1991, game designer Pat Lawlor was given free reign to create his dream pinball machine. The result: The Twilight Zone—one of the most ...

Subsequent games including Twilight Zone and Indiana Jones blended the best of analog pinball design — bumpers, flippers and rails in use since the 1950s — with newer mainstream touches ...

The table is a recreation of the Twilight Zone pinball machine released by game technology company Bally in 1993. Roger Sharpe, the “pinball legend” who made the original licensing deal for ...

When John Vorwerk bought his first pinball machine in the late ‘90s, ... Right: The Twilight Zone machine requires players to complete certain tasks to move on to new phases of the game.

In the early 1990s, advances in computing had allowed pinball machines to get ever-more complex, and arcades were still big business. ... The Twilight Zone, ...

Next month, Star Trek: The Next Generation's pinball machine will be released for it as well, and who knows what rights they'll try to secure before the game is put out to pasture - assuming it ...