Old-school tables mingle with newer, licensed machines like Godzilla and Harry Potter at the arcade, located near Kitty Hawk.

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The South Bay Beach Cities look as if they’ve been plucked from a Beach Boys song.

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The massive tabletop construction features intricate mechanical elements like a spring-powered launcher and dual flippers ...

Troubleshooting and repairing the crypt motor mechanism on an Elvira House of Horrors pinball machine ...

LEGO just released a working pinball machine that has a nostalgic flair and looks like a classic arcade game. It has buttons and flippers that make it playable.