When most people want to play a game, the first thing they reach for is likely a smartphone or tablet. Actual pinball machines have become quaint curiosities, but a father-son duo in California is ...

BANNING >> Flashing lights, the ricochet of the steel ball, the well-timed twitch of the flippers — all will add up to the ability for local non-profits to do more good in the community, via “A Night ...

A pinball museum has opened in Gatlinburg, featuring unlimited play on vintage and rare pinball and arcade games. The Gatlinburg Pinball Museum, which opened last Saturday, features vintage and ...

Starting tomorrow, the biggest pinball museum in the world will host the third annual Arcade Expo and allow unlimited gaming for ticket holders. The Museum of Pinball in Banville, California has about ...

In 1973, when Bruce Springsteen lustily cooed “I just got tired of hangin’ in them dusty arcades, bangin’ them pleasure machines,” pinball was illegal in Los Angeles. It had been since before World ...

ALAMEDA — Inside a nondescript warehouse at 1768 Viking Ave. at the former Naval Air Station in Alameda is a secret that comes into public view Nov. 11. It’s the Pacific Pinball Museum’s latest ...

ASHEVILLE, N.C. - Pinball isn't virtual. It's physical. You pull the steel plunger on the 1976 game "Evel Knievel" and the tension is pleasurable. The ball clacks against the glass top as it jumps off ...

The Roanoke Pinball Museum turns 10 on June 19, and the museum is marking the occasion with a reduced daily fee to play the 70 machines representing every era of pinball, dating back to the 1940s.

U.S. News Insider Tip: Long line at the Pinball Museum? Check out the Amazing Poster Vault with 40 video games right below the museum for only $5, and the attached Lunchbox Hall of Fame with more than ...

SEATTLE (AP) -- For $13, you can play pinball until your arms fall off at Seattle's working pinball museum. The two-story storefront in Seattle's International District is filled with games from every ...

ATHENS (Reuters) - On a side street near the Acropolis, a new museum is exhibiting items a little different from the elegant white marble statues of ancient Greek antiquity. Here, there are flashing ...