In the lower level of Ron Barbagallo’s Smithtown home, a quick flip of a light switch powers on more than 25 pinball machines in a high-ceilinged showroom. Godzilla, Austin Powers, Star Trek, Elvis ...
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Brothers in bumpers: Friends and pinball wizards go all in on pinball museum in Red Hook
The Red Hook Pinball Museum is really a museum to two things: pinball, and the friendship of its co-founders, Kevin Murray ...
The Pinball Shoppe, 31441 Lorain Road in North Olmsted, has 46 years of experience in the machine gaming industry. Owner Garry Foreman started his business out of his Cleveland garage in 1979. Foreman ...
The world hasn’t been the same since the video game arcade started to die a slow death. The rise and power of the home console almost made coin-ops obsolete. Now, you can play whatever game you want ...
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