Home arcade cabinet manufacturer Arcade1Up has announced four new machines: Ms. Pac-Man, Big Buck Hunter, a Marvel vs. Capcom / X-Men vs. Street Fighter crossover and a physical table featuring Zen ...

System Shock Pinball joins Pinball M's already illustrious launch library of terrifying expansions — alongside Chucky's Killer Pinball, Dead by Daylight™ Pinball, The Thing Pinball, Duke Nukem's Big ...

Until recently, the 20-year old Stern Pinball was the only remaining large designer and manufacturer of new pinball tables. The sole survivor of pinball’s devastating drop into the nadir of pop ...

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Zen Studios has announced a themed Pinball FX table based on the classic 1987 fantasy comedy movie The Princess Bride, which will be added to the game later this month. At the same time, a table will ...

Pinball FX2 is aiming to blend the physical and digital pinball experiences with the use of virtual reality. Typically, Zen Studios' Pinball FX series creates entirely new, digital tables with special ...

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Just when you'd thought you'd seen the last of John Wick, the world's deadliest assassin is preparing to return in a brand-new pinball game. Yeah, we're thinking he's back. Developed and produced by ...

If you forgot what terror was like…it's back. In pinball form. Stern Pinball has unveiled three new tables, all themed to the film Jaws. The company will be ...

Like the restaurant whose walls are lined with photographs of celebrities, Zen Studios' Pinball FX suite has shaken hands with an eclectic mix of big names since 2010: Spider-Man. Darth Vader. Archer.

Damn. James Hetfield looks like Ted Nugent in that photo. In all seriousness, the AC/DC and Metallic pinball machines look pretty sweet. I loved the Tron Legacy one -- nothing beats a good light cycle ...