If you are from the 1960’s or 1970’s we know you would have enjoyed furiously punching the buttons of a pin ball machine back in the day. Installation artist [Niklas Roy] recently revisited this old ...

It seems fair to say that pinball machines are among the most universally loved gaming systems known today, yet the full-sized ones are both very expensive and very large, while even the good quality ...

I fondly remember a wasted youth cozying up to glass-topped boxes of flashing lights, strange sounds and steel balls flying around an angled assault course. But, apart from helpful nudges from mates, ...

GameSpot may receive revenue from affiliate and advertising partnerships for sharing this content and from purchases through links. Picking up an actual pinball machine can cost a fortune, with prices ...

We have featured quite a few different DIY projects here at Geeky Gadgets, and the latest one is a miniature fully working pinball machine which was created by Spanish Modder pocket_lucho. He used a ...

Making a videogame used to be something to which only the highest-level geeks could aspire. And then Bill Budge came along. As one of the prototypical computer hackers of the early 1980s, Budge loved ...

When I was a kid, we had an old school arcade pinball machine that my dad picked up somewhere. We played that thing all the time and I remember it has huge and crazy noisy when you played. If you want ...

Look, this DIY LCD pinball machine is definitely impressive. I’m just wondering what the point is. I mean, does anyone actually think that video pinball is better than the real deal? Is there a reason ...

We have featured quite a few different geeky coffee tables here at Geeky Gadgets, the latest one is this cool DIY pinball coffee table, which is made from a recycled pinball machine. It was made with ...

The Academy of Interactive Arts and Sciences is handing Bill Budge a Pioneer Award to recognize his trailblazing efforts in the area of DIY game design. Apple II ...

Making a videogame used to be something to which only the highest-level geeks could aspire. And then Bill Budge came along. As one of the prototypical computer hackers of the early 1980s, Budge loved ...