With the classic pastime in the throes of a revival, Dan Snook speaks to some of the industry’s leading proponents of the art and tries not to use the word ‘wizard’.
IN January’s InterGame I wrote the first in a series of articles on the currently red-hot retro revival.
In it, I proclaimed: “Nostalgia, in 2018, was huge and in 2019 will likely be the same, if not even bigger. The massively lucrative market in all things ’80s and ’90s could not be embodied by anything more succinctly than arcade video games.” Those in the pinball industry might be inclined to argue my assertion.
