People need to understand that epic stuff, like what happened at the end of this qualifying period, happens at a lot of tournaments. The only difference is that now these moments of epicness are being captured on camera.
Roy Wils has the keys to the kingdom as he updates Metallica to version 1.5 at The Spirit Coffeeshop in Amsterdam. He also shows the rest of the lineup there, and of course there is some game play to demonstrate the new code.
Skit-B Pinball cooked up a story and put a game in a meat grinder. This is the result.
Home Leisure Direct has a UK perspective on the popularity of pinball in the US.
Check out the Winter 2014 Pinball Olympics including such events as Vertigo Hole, Tilty Flash, Luge Barracora, Boxing Gloves Dragonfist, Periscope Scared Stiff and more.
John Reuter, host of the renowned Pin-Maine-ia tournaments, represents the hobby on WCSH6.
“There’s not that much pinball in the region so I decided that we should make it happen.” — Jake Peterson
Time Warner’s New York 1 visits Modern Pinball NYC. Also, The Arcade Hunters visits Modern Pinball NYC for a new update on the place.
I think I am starting to get the hang of this commentating thing.
Roy Wils does a code update to version 2.0 code. Plus, a hat camera session of Jersey Jack’s Wizard of Oz with the updated code.
Today marks the start of the 11th season of the Jersey Pinball Association season long tournament. Once again, players will attempt to use the least amount of Pin-Strokes as possible over 5 games to make the three-person Final Round at the end of the season.
Scott Bromley’s Internet Rabbit Hole makes the connections between Superman pinball from Atari, twin stick shooters and the ESRB videogame rating system… and it actually makes sense.