Pinball sales continue to show strong momentum, driven by both nostalgic collectors and a growing wave of new enthusiasts. Limited-edition machines consistently sell out quickly, highlighting the demand for high-quality, themed releases that combine classic gameplay with modern technology.
Operators are also fueling sales as pinball’s resurgence in arcades, bars, and entertainment venues attracts a younger audience. With rising interest in home game rooms, distributors report steady growth in both new and pre-owned machines, often with waitlists for popular titles. Overall, the pinball market remains vibrant, with sales trends reflecting a healthy balance between seasoned hobbyists and first-time buyers.
Cue Ball Wizard is a 1992 pinball machine designed by Jon Norris and produced by Gottlieb. The game combines the thrill of classic pinball with the atmosphere of a lively pool hall... Read More
Guardians of the Galaxy Pinball brings the excitement and humor of the Marvel franchise to the classic pinball experience. Based on the popular films, the machine immerses players ... Read More
Shrek was released by Stern Pinball in 2008 and was designed by legendary pinball designer Pat Lawlor, with software and rules by Lonnie Ropp and Mike Kyzivat. The game takes i... Read More
Tee'd Off is a 1993 pinball machine produced by Premier Technology under the Gottlieb label. The game takes a lighthearted approach to the sport of golf, blending skill-based pinba... Read More
The Getaway: High Speed II is a 1992 pinball machine designed by Steve Ritchie and produced by Williams. Serving as a sequel to Ritchie’s earlier hit High Speed (1986), this machin... Read More
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