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That's an extreme challenge given some of those pinball machines date back to the 1940s and '50s, games designed to survive in the field for a year or two before being replaced.

There are also a few digital pinball machines that include real-feel features, like tilt and nudge, haptic touch flippers with feedback, and working plungers. All have coinless operation and are ...

$450 (was $750) This digital pinball machine gets you a 23.8-inch LCD playfield, a 7.5-inch LCD score screen, and premium haptic touch flippers that do an impressive job of simulating the real thing.

But the first machines to resemble pinball as we know it — pegs, coin-operated play — appeared in the 1930s, with the Chicago-based company Gottlieb. Its success led to dozens of imitators ...

Machines cost thousands of dollars and Stern Pinball says it can’t keep up with orders. Chicago’s century-old pinball heritage may yet avoid permanent tilt.

The first solid-state (SS) machine — the "Spirit of 76" built by Mirco Games Incorporated in 1976 — appeared just as laws banning pinball games were fading. The technological changeover from ...