Monster Bash Pinball Review: Why This Classic Still Wins People Over

TLDR This post helps pinball players and collectors decide whether Monster Bash pinball is worth their time by explaining why the game feels so approachable, memorable, and replayable, so they can judge where it fits in a lineup or buying shortlist. If you had about ten minutes to convince someone that pinball is worth caring … Read more

Attack From Mars Pinball Review

TLDR Some pinball machines need a speech before you recommend them. This one is brilliant, but only if you like deep rules. That one is a classic, but only if you can tolerate brutal feeds. Attack From Mars mostly skips that whole conversation. If you are writing an Attack From Mars pinball review, this is … Read more

Why Pinball Is Leaning Hard Into Remasters and Classic-Title Revivals

TLDR Pinball always talks about “the next big thing,” but some of the most interesting stories in the hobby right now are about old things coming back. That matters because remasters and revivals solve a real problem for manufacturers. A brand-new theme has to sell itself from scratch. A classic title starts with built-in recognition, … Read more

Why Jesper Abels Became a Flashpoint in the Harry Potter Pinball AI Art Controversy

TLDR Harry Potter pinball should have been a clean win for Jersey Jack. The game launched on June 5, 2025 in Arcade, Wizard, and Collector’s editions, with official pricing of $9,999, $12,000, and $15,000. Jersey Jack also made a major point of the Collector’s Edition featuring exclusive MinaLima artwork, while the Wizard and Arcade trims … Read more

American Pinball’s Reboot Is One of Pinball’s Biggest 2026 Stories

TLDR For a while, American Pinball felt less like a rising manufacturer and more like an open question. The company had gone through dormancy, layoffs, and a stretch of real uncertainty about whether it would meaningfully return at all. Then, on January 15, 2026, JB Vincent LP acquired the assets of American Pinball in a … Read more