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Welcome to WikiProject Pinball, a WikiProject formed to become a source for improved Wikipedia coverage of the great pastime of pinball. Please consider participating if you have any interest in the game and wish to help us help Wikipedia cover this great game.

Goals

• Make Wikipedia a quality source for information about pinball.
• Create guidelines for articles about pinball, to improve article consistency and make article creation and editing easier.

Scope

• Arcade pinball machines, notable home (small-scale) pinball machines, video game pinball simulators, pinball-related devices or equipment.
• Individual biographies with a strong association with pinball, including those of pinball developers, designers, artists, champions, etc.
• Companies, organizations, publications and other non-individuals with a strong association with pinball
• Games ancestral or closely related to pinball, including pachinko and bagatelle (some of which may also be within the scope of WP:WikiProject Cue sports)
• Video simulation games of pinball (also within the scope of WP:WikiProject Video Games)
• All articles with a strong association with pinball, even if it is not the primary topic of the article, which may be within the scope of other projects as well (e.g., Tommy (rock opera)).

Have a useful resource to share with other editors working on articles related to pinball? Add it here:

• Internet Pinball Database
• Pinball rulesheets
• Pinball instruction cards
• Pinball instruction cards
• Internet Pinball Serial Number Database (IPSND)
• Museum of Play archives Most pinball related items are part of the Brian Sutton-Smith Library and currently most only available to view in person

• Play Meter. Especially helpful for reviews. Can use https://archive.org/
• International Arcade Museum Library Large collection of coin-op magazines
• Pinball News
• PinGame Journal
• Pinball Magazine (Upcoming pinball machines at Pinball Magazine)
• Pinball Mag
• Skill-Shot
• Performance Pinball

• Stern Pinball
• Jersey Jack Pinball
• Heighway Pinball
• Dutch Pinball
• Multimorphic
• Chicago Gaming Company
• Circus Maximus (CM at FB)

DON'T cite these as sources in an article

• The Virtual Pinball Forums
• Pinball Nirvana Forums
• Digital Pinball fans forum
• VPinball
• VPUniverse

• Short Pinball History
• Pinball History site
• Spanish Pinball history
• Russian Pinball history
• Collection of pinball articles
• Pinball technology

• The Pinball Compendium: 1982 to Present by Michael Shalhoub
• The Pinball Compendium: 1970-1981 by Michael Shalhoub
• The Pinball Compendium: The Electro-Mechanical Era by Michael Shalhoub
• The Pinball Compendium: 1930s-1960s by Michael Shalhoub
• The Complete Pinball Book: Collecting the Game & Its History by Marco Rossignoli
• Pinball Perspectives: Ace High to World's Series
• Pinball Snapshots: Air Aces To Xenon
• Pinball Memories: Forty Years of Fun, 1958-1998
• The Pinball Price Guide
• The PinBotz Guide to the Greatest Pinball Machines of the 80s And 90s by Kevin Strasser
• Your Pinball Machine: How to Purchase, Adjust, Maintain, and Repair Your Own Machine

• Pinball Passion at IMDb
• TILT: The Battle to Save Pinball (IGN review)
• Special When Lit at IMDb
• Pinball 101 at IMDb
• The History of Pinball
• Pinball Madness
• A Lifelong Love
• Gottlieb Tour
• Chasing Ghosts at IMDb
• Things That Go Bump in the Night Movie

• Pacific Pinball Museum, a museum in Oakland, California
• Pinball Hall of Fame, a museum located in Las Vegas, Nevada.
• Museum of Pinball, formerly the world’s largest pinball museum with over 500 vintage and modern pinball machines in Banning, California.
• Silverball Museum, a museum located in New Jersey and Florida.
• Seattle Pinball Museum, a museum located in Seattle.
• Budapest pinball museum, one of Europe's leading pinball museums, located in Budapest, Hungary.
• Paris Pinball Museum, a museum located in Paris, France.
• Pinball Museum Solothurn, a museum located in Solothurn, Switzerland.
• German pinball museum, a museum in Neuwied, Germany.
• Pinball museum Schwerin, a museum in Schwerin, Germany.
• Vintage Flipper World, a museum in Ann Arbor, MI.
• Dutch Pinball Museum, a museum in Rotterdam, Netherlands

Wikimedia Commons has media related to Pinball games.

• Find sources: Google (books · news · scholar · free images · WP refs) · FENS · JSTOR · TWL
• Find sources: Google (books · news · scholar · free images · WP refs) · FENS · JSTOR · TWL

An automated project watchlist of recent pinball related edits. Note: Some edits may not be relevant to this project.

an automated pinball cleanup listing

You can find all Pinball article alerts here and subscribe at the bottom of this page to get informed for example about Pinball articles for deletion or miscellaneous discussions and nominations.

Articles to be split

• 25 Sep 2025 – Stern (game company) (talk · edit · hist) is proposed for splitting by Vegantics (t · c); see discussion

Here you can announce and add links to new created or expanded pinball related articles.

• Whiffle - Pinball History! (please add to or edit as needed)

Pinball articles by quality and importance
Quality	Importance
	Top	High	Mid	Low	NA	???	Total
FA		1		1			2
GA		1	1	6			8
B	4	6	4	11		1	26
C	4	4	26	17		2	53
Start	1	10	39	121			171
Stub	1	2	11	66			80
List	2	2		3			7
NA			4	10	254		268
Assessed	12	26	85	235	254	3	615
Unassessed		1	2	1		2	6
Total	12	27	87	236	254	5	621
WikiWork factors (?)		ω = 1,641			Ω = 4.83

Importance is not necessarily related to the popularity of an article, and is importance to pinball only, not importance more generally.

This user is a participant in WikiProject Pinball

Feel free to sign up as a participant in this project, and add yourself manually or with the userbox {{User WikiProject Pinball}} to Category:WikiProject Pinball participants. Any help is very welcome. :) Feel also free to make suggestions or ask questions on the project's talk page.

1. Fractalchez - Longtime pinball player and enthusiast, current league & tournament organizer
2. DuoDeathscyther 02 - Casual pinball player; created or improved these pinball articles
3. David Pro - Longtime pinball player and enthusiast, has created these pinball articles
4. Rich Fife - Longtime collector and enthusiast.
5. SarahStierch long time pinball enthusiast and will lend a hand when possible to articles (especially the pinball article itself.
6. VMzB - 8-bit era veteran, especially interested in the electronic guts of pinball machines (and some arcade games) and their repair. Imho IPDB is a great resource and we should try to refer to it, or even establish automatic data transfer.
7. Wilbers Digital pinball player, created and improved many pinball articles
8. Blake W - Child of the 80s, grew up with Pinball and recently fell in love with the prewar era of pinball. Created or improved these pinball articles

General

• Pinball
• Glossary of pinball terms
• List of pinball machines

Games

• The Addams Family
• Revenge from Mars
• Twilight Zone

Companies

• Bally Manufacturing
• Midway Games
• WMS Industries (Williams Electronics)

People

• Steve Ritchie
• Pat Lawlor

Technologies

• Pinball 2000

Video game simulations

• Metroid Prime Pinball  Good Article
• Pokémon Pinball: Ruby & Sapphire

Digital preservation & creation

• The Pinball Arcade
• Pinball FX
• Visual Pinball

• {{Infobox Pinball}}
• {{WikiProject Pinball}}
• {{User WikiProject Pinball}}
• {{The_Pinball_Barnstar}} - The Pinball Barnstar
• Pinball Wizard Userbox - Pinball Wizard Userbox

Parent project

• WikiProject Games

Related projects

• WikiProject Cue sports (pinball ultimately derives from billiards, by way of games like bagatelle and bar billiards)
• WikiProject Video games (electronic arcade games, the original video games, were an outgrowth of pinball)