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A maker is turning the beloved Windows 3D Space Cadet pinball game into an actual playable table. After decades of talk and one failed company attempt, the nostalgic classic is finally getting the physical version fans always wanted.
Lego just announced its first fully functional pinball machine set, complete with real flippers, bumpers, and a spring-loaded launcher. The 2,273-piece space-themed set lets builders create an arcade experience they can actually play.
The Pokémon Company and Stern Pinball created a nostalgic arcade machine featuring an animatronic Pikachu and 182 catchable Pokémon. While prices start at $6,999, the machines will soon arrive at arcades and bowling alleys where everyone can play.
Hong Kong families are bonding over pinball and claw machines in a citywide trend that's bringing parents and kids together for affordable fun. The government is proposing new safety measures to keep the entertainment healthy while preserving what's become a beloved family tradition.
After bouncing between seven teams and recovering from Tommy John surgery, reliever Rico Garcia is having the season of his life. The Baltimore Orioles pitcher just became the first in modern baseball history to allow only one hit through his first 20 appearances.
Auckland FC returned to the top of the A-League table after breaking a three-match winless streak with a hard-fought victory. Goalkeeper Michael Woud bounced back from recent setbacks to help secure the crucial three points.
UCLA engineers created microscopic wires that actually get quieter as electricity flows through them, flipping conventional physics on its head. This breakthrough could mean clearer phone calls, better sensors, and a faster path to quantum computers.
A groundbreaking device found additional eggs in fertility treatment fluid that was about to be thrown away, helping more than half of 582 patients. One couple already welcomed a healthy baby thanks to an egg that would have been discarded.
A 2020 Saturday Night Live sketch about an overlooked mom getting only a discounted robe for Christmas has sparked real changes in how millions of families approach holiday gift-giving. The viral comedy bit has racked up over 12 million views and inspired countless viewers to rethink who does the invisible work of creating holiday magic.