SUPERIOR — With his knees bent and one foot slightly in front of the other, Parnell Lutz, of Duluth, hunched over a pinball machine in Average’s Joe’s pub in Superior. The game he’s focused on is ...
CHEEKTOWAGA, NY (WKBW-TV) — His favorite pinball game is Star Trek. That's saying something because Barry Gluckstein owns about a hundred and fifty pinball machines. You'll find eighty of them at ...
There are old pinball machines and arcade cabinets littered here and there in dive bars and restaurants all across the country. But have you ever considered what it takes to maintain and repair them?
The Pinball Shoppe, 31441 Lorain Road in North Olmsted, has 46 years of experience in the machine gaming industry. Owner Garry Foreman started his business out of his Cleveland garage in 1979. Foreman ...
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich.--Bumpers, bells, whistles and screams; all are sounds from pinball machines. The games first made their debut in the late 1940s, taking over arcades, pool halls and bowling alleys.
Brian Halac, left, at work restoring pinball machines at Hollywood Candy. Brian Halac works on a Gottlieb Melody pinball machine at Hollywood Candy in the Old Market, restoring lights, bumpers and ...
WATERTOWN, S.D. (KELO) – What started out as a love for playing pinball, has now turned into a business. Clay and Ryan Wilfahrt not only enjoy playing pinball, but they’ve taken that passion and are ...
Columbia, SC (WLTX) - Just a few years ago, Heath Ashley was is sales. He worked in a corporate office, doing corporate sales work. "I've got 19 years of sales experience, and uh, I don't miss that at ...
Robert and Kim Dooley had dinner reservations to celebrate their 30th wedding anniversary. Then the pinball machine arrived. “It was delivered like at five o’clock and now I’ve got this pinball ...
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 ...
In the lower level of Ron Barbagallo’s Smithtown home, a quick flip of a light switch powers on more than 25 pinball machines in a high-ceilinged showroom. Godzilla, Austin Powers, Star Trek, Elvis ...
The world hasn’t been the same since the video game arcade started to die a slow death. The rise and power of the home console almost made coin-ops obsolete. Now, you can play whatever game you want ...
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