Jeff is CNET Editor at Large and a host for CNET video. He's regularly featured on CBS and CBSN. He founded the site's longest-running podcast, The 404 Show, which ran for 10 years. He's currently ...

When John Vorwerk bought his first pinball machine in the late ‘90s, the industry was hanging by a thread. “Pinball was dead,” Vorwerk said. “We had one manufacturer left and that was Stern Pinball in ...

In our high-tech world, it’s easy to forget the joy of things that aren’t on the internet. One of those is pinball.

Stern Pinball Inc.'s latest Marvel machine has Spider-Man's most notorious symbiote for a star. Venom as a subject is peak 1990s cool, and you know what else was great in the 90s? Pinball. It’s a ...

Pinball lives, and it was never on life support either. With home video game consoles driving people away from arcades, you might think pinball machines started collecting dust during the ‘90s, but it ...

Every serious pinball player remembers their first machine. Ask any of them, and they'll tell you about it. Maybe it was glittering in the back corner of the neighborhood arcade, or pinging and ...

Just about every once-communal activity in the U.S. is turning into a solitary, indoors pursuit as we all slowly morph into the human cast of Wall-E. But believe it or not, in the not-very-distant ...

Up-Down Nashville features classic arcade games, skee-ball alleys, all only a quarter to play. Celebrate their 4th birthday this Saturday! They have more than 80 arcade games from the '80s and '90s, ...

The Pacific Pinball Museum Annex in Alameda, California, is a dream location for pinball enthusiasts. Founded in 2004, the non-profit organization is all about the promotion and preservation of ...