“Path of Play” is an initiative for children with autism started by Michael Primeau, a CBC producer whose son is on the autism spectrum, to help parents connect with their children through playing pinball and other games at his home.
The ExpoGlare remains at the Westin, and Rob Berk is the captain now. Pinball Expo is back! Well, it never really left. Pinball Palooza is over! Well it never really started.
Erik Swedlund writes about how being “on the circuit” helped continue his enthusiasm for competitive pinball.
Pinball whizzes were competing for trophies, prizes and a chance to qualify for the Pennsylvania State Championship in Malvern.
My April Fools joke was already cashed in last evening. Meanwhile let’s congratulate Josh Sharpe on winning his first Major Championship!
Like many students, when 1991 Ohio State alumnus Trent Augenstein first started college, he had no idea what he wanted to do. Although he graduated with a degree in finance and real estate, he now makes his living off of what started as a favorite hobby — pinball.
… and boom goes the dynamite. It’s reveal day! Iron Maiden is revealed by Stern Pinball via an IGN exclusive.
But, only if you get invited by the committee.
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TOPIC opens up a pinball machine to learn it’s secrets. They wanted to learn ALL OF THE SECRETS. They opened it up ALL THE WAY.
Feature story on pinball and its players by Southwest Airlines (Magazine)
A group of cult pinballers called the Vice City Players (VCP) practise on personal pinball machines in their own garages, spare rooms and man caves across suburban Canberra, before meeting once a month at Belconnen venue The Basement to compete.