If you grew up in the '60s, '70s or '80s, you likely have fond memories spending Saturday afternoons at a dark arcade surrounded by the dings, clunks, whizzes and zings of a classic pinball ...

1947: Humpty Dumpty (by Gottlieb, USA). The first pinball machine manufactured with electro-mechanical flippers. 1948: Triple Action (by Genco, USA).

In possession of all 384 Gottlieb pinball machines, Arnold claims to have the only complete set of one manufacturer in the world. Sadly, not all of them are on display.

Pinball Hall of Fame delivers some accurate re-creations of some of Gottlieb's classic pinball tables, but the graphics get a little muddy in spots. By Jeff Gerstmann on May 17, 2006 at 3:08PM PDT ...

It started with one machine.Omaha resident Bill Placek says when he came across a 1960s Gottlieb pinball machine, just like he used to play when he was a kid, he had to have it."The rest is ...

Like an auto mechanic looking under a hood, Nic Schell took a Dremel-brand power tool from his fix-it bag and went to work on a real classic — a 1969 Gottlieb Spin-A-Card pinball machine.

Here’s a list of 11 really fun pinball machines that are much better than the less-than-stellar films they’re based on. 1. Godzilla Sega, 1998. ... Gottlieb/Premier, 1995 ...

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 ...

Omaha's new interactive, vintage pinball museum is set to open Tuesday, May 1st in the Hollywood Candy store at 12th & Jackson.The venue started with the passion of self-described pinball wizard ...