
Pinball and video games. We're a mixed gaming podcast, but pinball and video games are our bread and butter, and our two permanent segments. Pinball generally receives the most attention of the two. We also, on occasion, cover other types of gaming (namely tabletop games such as RPGs and card games). We aren't known as eclectic for nothing!
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 280 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Leisure | |||

Pinball: We talk about Stern Pinball's Fallout game. Video Games: We talk about Nintendo's default judgment against a pirate, Microsoft's big shifts, Discord trying again to prove adults are adults, Blizzcon's announcements, and Kojima defecting to X... more
Pinball: We talk about Dutch Pinball's "Jesus Edition" of The Big Lebowski, American Pinball's Cirqus Voltaire Reimagined, and Stern's soon-to-release next cornerstone. Video Games: We talk about GTA6, EA, Cloud Imperium, U.S. hardware sales, the end... more
Pinball: We talk about Stern's new Costo-sold Pokémon Home Edition Plus. Video Games: We talk about Roblox, Rockstar doing an extended look at GTA 6, Twitch working with A.I., Pokémon Pokopia selling great, and Kingdom Hearts 4 information. Episode L... more
Pinball: We talk about Multimorphic's new releases of Dungeon Crawler Carl and Ender's Game, Barrels of Fun's release of Bon Jovi Pinball, and American Pinball revisiting Galactic Tank Force with the Victory Edition. Video Games: We talk about downed... more
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As far as pinball podcasts go, it’s really hard to beat the mix of the knowledgeable cynic Dennis teamed up with the light hearted pessimist Tony. Having a good basic recap of the video game industry is just a bonus.
For how great the show is and how smart Dennis is, the mic quality on his mic is the only thing that holds the show back at all! Sometimes it sounds like it’s got the slightest reverb and it is rough with headphones.
By far my favorite podcast
I’ve been listening to every episode starting from the beginning. Even years later, the old episodes are informative and entertaining.
I like hearing Dennis and Tony talk about all of the boutiques and start-ups that have tried (and mostly failed) to make pinball machines. They take the time to research each topic and Dennis is good at giving a very listenable synopsis of all of the legal documents involved in the crazy antics of these companies.
It’s fun to hear their first impressions of e... more
Most of the episode time seems devoted to pinball (varies of course, but maybe 70% on average? A lot). A solid focus on key pinball news and more conceptual discussions. Dives into the more serious/concerning pinball hobby aspects (including breaking down legal happenings on failed projects and challenges faced by manufacturers). Video games is some news, but more discussion of whatever games the hosts are currently playing. Very consistent release schedule.
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Two hosts cover a mix of pinball and video games with a strong emphasis on pinball news, remakes, licensing, and industry dynamics. Episodes blend detailed topic breakdowns (new pinball editions, licensing strategies, and market implications) with broader video game headlines, niche hobbies, and occasional tabletop chatter. The show stands out for its candid banter, deep dives into licensing and after-market ecosystems, and a willingness to weigh in on pricing, distribution, and industry ethics, making it a solid pick for listeners who enjoy nerdy, hobby-focused discussions with practical takeaways for collectors, operators, and enthusiasts.
Overall, it's a steady, opinionated feed that blends hands-on hobby analysis with current headlines... more
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