Slow-motion videos—much like time-lapse videos—offer all kinds of insights not available to us here in real time. Watching bugs take off in slow motion, for example, is a shockingly beautiful sight.

A Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles pinball machine has been announced by Stern Pinball Inc. and it features a magnetic spinning pizza disc (!), three ramps, three flippers, comic-book style art, and the ...

Steven Weintraub launched Collider in the summer of 2005. As Editor-in-chief, he has taken the site from a small bedroom operation to having millions of readers around the world. Over the years, he ...

Open secrets are as common in pinball as, well, pinball machines based on ’80s movies. The latest example: Spooky Pinball has confirmed that they’re working on a Beetlejuice game—something that’s been ...

A week ago, the folks at Spooky Pinball released a teaser video revealing a new officially licensed machine based on John Carpenter’s Halloween (1978). Days later, Jason Edmiston took to Facebook to ...

A Rush pinball machine based on the Canadian prog-rock heroes is on the way from Stern Pinball, as was announced by the game maker last week. But now (as of Jan. 4), a video showing the game has ...

From the outside, the unassuming building nestled on East Molloy Road looks like an administrative building, probably home to 10 or so office workers doing paperwork. Inside, there are dozens of ...

Pinball has a history that stretches back to France in the 1600s. Over the centuries, the game has certainly evolved, but at the end of the day, the mechanics and gameplay remain largely the same. You ...

I’ve always enjoyed digital pinball on a variety of systems. Particularly the recreation of physical machines in digital form as these tables had months and months of development and design time ...

Video games originated in the immediate post-World War II era, with some early prototypes created as an experiment from surplus military equipment. Later, video games made their way to arcades, where ...

Melodic chimes and ringing bells welcome a visitor inside Revival Arcade as owner Shawn Russell cups a flashlight in his maw so he can assess the motherboard of a sit-down racing game on the fritz. It ...