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Vegas, baby! VEGAS. The Producer in the Booth returns to the show for another installment in our bonus Trip Report series! This one is all about our recent visit to Las Vegas. We gambled, we dined, we entered a multi-dimensional grocery store! And we did it all twenty minutes away from a giant Dorito. Hear us recap all of our experiences, including our visit to the Stranger Things store, the Pinball Hall of Fame, DITA Las Vegas, Omega Mart, and more. Along the way, we also chat food, hotels, slot machines, and what NOT to do on the Las Vegas Strip. Support our show on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/TheMattandMarkMovieShow . You can get access to fun podcast extras for as little as $1 a month. Wanna be on the show? Call us and leave a voicemail at (707) 948-6707. Visit our Linktree for more ways you can connect with us and connect with our show! Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/themattandmarkmovieshow/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@themattandmarkmovieshow Merch: https://www.teepublic.com/stores/the-matt-and-mark-movie-show-merch?ref_id=26325 Support our show through Blubrry: https://blubrry.com/services/professional-podcast-hosting/?code=GetRecd Buy Us A Coffee: http://buymeacoffee.com/Mattandmark YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzDsxUs9JzL70A1Sh5GbRdw

We are back from Las Vegas and TwitchCon! We start by talking all about Vegas and then TwitchCon, and then why the two shouldn't be together. (We were not alone in this thinking!) I also talk about my time with Games Done Quick Express, and raising over $35k for AbleGamers. I briefly visited the Pinball Hall of Fame, and my reaction might surprise you. The PS5 Slim's external Blu-Ray drive will require an internet connection to set up, meaning that once the servers go down, you won't be able to use it in the future to play PS5 games on actual hardware. Then we talk to Rob about Vegas and where TwitchCon might go next.

The Pinball Hall of Fame in Las Vegas is the world's largest display of working pinballs machines. Admission is free. Play your way through history with a pocket full of quarters. A not-for-profit corporation was established to further this cause. The games belong to one club member (Tim Arnold) and range from 1950's up to 1990's pinball machines. Since it is a non-profit museum, older games from the 1960's, 1970's and 1980's are prevalent, as this was the 'heyday' of pinball.

"Medieval Madness," "Attack from Mars," heck, even the rock band KISS had a pinball machine! All the great machines can be found at The Pinball Hall of Fame in Las Vegas. Host Steven Maggi takes us... Experience the excitement and energy of Las Vegas each weekend on VEGAS NEVER SLEEPS with Steven Maggi.

Sally Olson and Ned Mills have one of the toughest jobs in show-biz: Recreating the unmistakable sound of The Carpenters! Thankfully, their years of experience, attention-to-detail, and sheer love of... Experience the excitement and energy of Las Vegas each weekend on VEGAS NEVER SLEEPS with Steven Maggi.

Pinball Hall of Fame Update, Circa Power Outage, Caesars Stadia Bar, 360 FHE and Listener Feedback.

We've got interviews with Virgin Las Vegas CEO Richard Bosworth and Tim Arnold, head honcho of the Pinball Hall of Fame, and a slew of Vegas scoop and news. We also share our platform should we ever run for Governor. Yeah, right.

Pinball Hall of Fame GoFundMe, 360VVX Update, The Evolution of Vegas Series, Las Vegas Sands New CEO, New Rio Owners and listener feedback.

The Pinball Hall of Fame in Las Vegas — both a museum and an arcade — is moving into a new, better, bigger building, at a better location, but they’re in a jam. The build is almost complete, but thanks to COVID, they don’t have the money to finish it. To make matters worse, they […]

Pinball: News discussion touches on the upcoming Pinball Industry Awards ceremony and The Pinball Hall of Fame's active GoFundMe, but the bulk of the pinball segment is discussing which John Hughes's directed movie would make the for best pinball machine. Video Games: Discussion focuses on Lucas Film Games, Microsoft's price increase (and then cancellation of said increase) for Xbox Live Gold, and the game development at Valve. Episode Links: The Pinball Industry Awards: http://thepinballindustryawards.com/ Uncle Pinball's Podcast Tim Arnold interview (part 1): https://open.spotify.com/episode/43fjFloOMeRiDqpW5QC1AT Uncle Pinball's Podcast Tim Arnold interview (part 2): https://open.spotify.com/episode/4t7ld8yT0HhgNO2giUoTkC Show Links: Website: http://eclecticgamers.com EGP T-shirts: https://teespring.com/stores/eclectic-gamers-podcast iTunes: http://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/eclectic-gamers-podcast/id1088802706?mt=2 SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/user-465086826 Stitcher: http://www.stitcher.com/s?fid=86805 Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/eclecticgamerspodcast/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/Eclectic_gamers Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/eclectic_gamers YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC40Frd1Fep4u5bjrw3cvwoQ Discord: https://discord.gg/sgnrsBT Email: eclecticgamerspodcast@gmail.com

The glorious Captain Luddite returns to us as we talk about Running a Board Game Store, Saving the Pinball Hall of Fame, Lupin, Wandavision, Doom Patrol, Aladdin, Soul, Bloodshot, Cyberpunk 2077, Mushroom are to be eaten (not injected), The Toxic Avenger reboot, Bethesda brings us the Jones, John McTiernan returns, Peter Mark Richman, Siegfried Fischbacher, Crazy Samurai: 400 vs. 1, DnD goes TV, and Red Light/Green Light featuring: Thirst, Dirk Pitt, The Multivorce, and Warcross. Roll them dice, it's time for a Geek Shock!

Orby shares his future plans of helping spread the joy that is playing, seeing and hear pinball machines of all eras!

Join us as we discuss the art and creativity of video games with our special guest Robert Denton Bryant. Robert Denton Bryant is Director of the Video Game Development and Animation programs at St. Edward's University (https://www.stedwards.edu/undergraduate/video-game-development) in Austin, Texas. He has worked in Hollywood in marketing and production, and in video games as both a publisher and a developer. He has been Executive Producer on dozens of games on platforms ranging from CD-ROMs to iOS, including the best-selling World Championship Poker and Pinball Hall of Fame console game franchises. He is the co-author (with Charles P. Schultz) of Game Testing All-In-One (http://www.merclearning.com/titles/Game_Testing_All_in_One_Third_Edition.html) . He has guest lectured about game writing at universities in both the US and Europe, and has taught in the Writers’ Program at UCLA Extension (http://writers.uclaextension.edu/) and the Game Art & Design program at Woodbury University (http://mcd.woodbury.edu/bachelor-of-fine-arts-in-game-art-design/) .   @thumbcandy www.slaythedragonbook.com (http://www.slaythedragonbook.com/)

I always wondered how someone would get into the video game writing business. Today's guest is screenwriter/game development guru Robert Denton Bryant and he answers that question and so much more.Robert Denton Bryant has worked in Hollywood in marketing and production, and in video games as a publisher and a developer. He has been Executive Producer on dozens of games on platforms ranging from CD-ROMs to the iPad, including the bestselling World Championship Poker and Pinball Hall of Fame console franchises.He is the co-author (with Charles P. Schultz) of Game Testing: All in One and (with Keith Giglio) Slay the Dragon: Writing Great Video Games.Writing for the multibillion-dollar video-game industry is unlike writing for any other medium. Slay the Dragon will help you understand the challenges and offer creative solutions to writing for a medium where the audience not only demands a great story but to be a driving force within it. Aimed at traditional writers who want to learn interactive narrative as well as game creators who want to tell better, more emotionally involving stories, the book is written by two creative veterans of both Hollywood and "Nerdyhood." Through lively discussions and self-paced-exercises, Bryant and Giglio step you such topics as the:"No-act" structure of video gamesWriting great game charactersMaking gameplay emotionally meaningfulBringing your game world aliveI can't tell you what an amazing episode this is. Robert takes me down the rabbit hole of writing for video games, the business, how to break in as a writer, and a ton more. Who says you can't write for both video games and the big screen.Enjoy my conversation with Robert Denton Bryant.

I always wondered how someone would get into the video game writing business. Today's guest is screenwriter/game development guru Robert Denton Bryant and he answers that question and so much more.Robert Denton Bryant has worked in Hollywood in marketing and production, and in video games as a publisher and a developer. He has been Executive Producer on dozens of games on platforms ranging from CD-ROMs to the iPad, including the bestselling World Championship Poker and Pinball Hall of Fame console franchises.He is the co-author (with Charles P. Schultz) of Game Testing: All in One and (with Keith Giglio) Slay the Dragon: Writing Great Video Games.Writing for the multibillion-dollar video-game industry is unlike writing for any other medium. Slay the Dragon will help you understand the challenges and offer creative solutions to writing for a medium where the audience not only demands a great story but to be a driving force within it. Aimed at traditional writers who want to learn interactive narrative as well as game creators who want to tell better, more emotionally involving stories, the book is written by two creative veterans of both Hollywood and "Nerdyhood." Through lively discussions and self-paced-exercises, Bryant and Giglio step you such topics as the:"No-act" structure of video gamesWriting great game charactersMaking gameplay emotionally meaningfulBringing your game world aliveI can't tell you what an amazing episode this is. Robert takes me down the rabbit hole of writing for video games, the business, how to break in as a writer, and a ton more. Who says you can't write for both video games and the big screen.Enjoy my conversation with Robert Denton Bryant.

This week Master Torgo, Kommander K, and the rest talk about Gamma World, Gloomhaven, Hermitcraft Season 7, Hunters, The Invisible Man, The Deer Hunter, 2012, The Pinball Hall of Fame gets classic Disney Mold-a-Rama, CORVID-19, Nintendo PlayStation sells...underwhelmingly, The Pinkerton, Max von Sydow, The Last of Us, X Box Series X D R Q, a new Batman restaurant, and Red Light/Green Light featuring The Power, Bone White, Gaston, Heaven's Forest, and Sin City. So get the other guys, it's time for a Geek Shock!

If you're of a certain generation, chances are that you spent a fair portion of your youth wasting time at the local arcade, hanging with your friends and dropping quarters into your favorite video games & pinball machines.  And if you're planning on visiting Las Vegas anytime soon, you can re-live those memories at the Pinball Hall of Fame. My guest for this episode of the podcast is Tim Arnold, the founder of the Pinball Hall of Fame - which is always ranked as one of Vegas's top attractions & is always at the top of my list of recommendations for folks headed to Las Vegas. During one of my recent Vegas trips, I headed over to see Tim at the Pinball Hall of Fame where he took a break from working on a vintage machine to sit and chat with me.  We talked about his start in the arcade business, the beginnings of the Pinball Hall of Fame and the future plans for the Hall of Fame - including a new building south of the strip, set to begin construction this year. To learn more about the Pinball Hall of Fame - including location, hours and history - be sure to visit their official website.

Oops, we did it again!  Baller of a show with Steve Ritchie, Mark Ritchie and Butch Patrick (Eddie Munster of The Munsters).  Christopher Franchi, Ed Vanderveen and Christian Line go at it again in a rip-roaring good time holiday show full of laughs and pinball things and stuff.  Bonus content includes Kids Say the Darndest Things, The Pinball Hall of Shame, The Lou Ferigno is an Ungrateful Bastard Story and much more.  Find out how you can win an autographed Eddie Munster photo and cool purple vinyl Munsters soundtrack LP too!   This episode dedicated to Mr. Joe Kaminkow, for his guidance and friendship.

In this weeks episode, Vinny Chenz takes a trip to MGM Springfield, but ends up eating himself into a food coma. The boys also go over some Football updates, why you may not want to use a Bookie, and finish up with some fan emails and Lost Vegas Tape #6. MGM Springfield BIG E - Eating like a Pig Dispensary (YOU KNOW…. MARY JANE) Craps, Pai Gow, Slots, Wheel Of Fortune Football Updates Podcast Superiority Pool Futures Bets Bad beat with Antonio Brown We Sold Out PROMO CODE: SEVENOUT - (MYBOOKIE.AG) Joe’s Cautionary Tale Chiropractor – Pai Gow Story New Reviews Fan Video from the Bally’s Sport Book Emails Joe inspires all the fat slobs out there Bankroll Management / Paying Taxes Poker Dealer Cashes In Half Speed Craps Talk Hollywood Horror Nights Lost Vegas Tape #6 Pinball Hall of Fame Colossus WSOP Event Blue Ribbon / Old Fashioned Crawl at Cosmo Call and leave us a voicemail: 516-336-9054. Check us out on: Twitter @sevenoutpod Facebook: Seven Out Podcast Instagram: @sevenoutpod Our website: www.sevenoutpodcast.com Email: sevenoutpod@gmail.com Your Hosts: @jumbeezi @vchenz726

Episode 15   News A Commodore 64 Clone With a Working Retro Keyboard Will Finally Arrive This Year EON Super 64 plug-and-play HDMI adapter for the Nintendo 64 Live-Action Final Fantasy XIV Series In Development From Witcher Producer Atari Centipede’s Hidden Code Trap Nintendo Switch Online may soon add retro games from other classic systems An Open World TRON Video Game Is Rumored to Be in Development! Pinball Hall of Fame & Bowl Expo Inside the race to (finally) bring pinball into the internet era Stop Calling Games 'Metroidvania' Topic: Game console bundles https://consolevariations.com/ (filter by bundle/pack)    Game Club Discussion F-ZERO Lock 'N Chase   New Game Club Games Ninja Gaiden Food Fight   Music By: I Love Lightning Bugs

Bay needs a manicure, STAT! Wait, what she really needs is a good manicure. Sure, it's not rocket science; it ain't going to save the world; this isn't the straw that breaks Mueller's case's back, but it's important to *us*. Our nails need to look good! Also, Amy teaches Bay about Georgia history, and Bay cedes a Vocabulary Vixen session to Amy. Top Secret Tourist Tip of the Week with a Tip of the Hat to The Strip Podcast! What are you guys doing for Valentine's Day? Write us! YummyCupcakes@gritstoglitz.com!   Kira The Spa, possibly Knoxville's swankiest, and Bay's best hope for nice nails Go to Nevada Nail Studio with Amy! Make paper flowers with Bay! Or make other flowers (also with Bay)! The Blue Willow Inn has some interesting history... some of which is totally left out of its official story... Jack Black visited the Pinball Hall of Fame the same week that Amy and Bay did! If you are lucky enough to live near one, GO TO SPRINKLES AND GET A DAMN CUPCAKE, DAMMIT. If you are VERY brave, try to make Brunswick stew. (Bay is not anywhere near brave enough) The humpback bridge really WAS jumped in a TV show!

Sven war 8 Wochen in den USA und hat sowohl die Queen Mary, wie auch die Facebook Headquarters von innen gesehen. Dazwischen lagen einige Meilen Highway ’ne Menge Natur. Ausserdem mit dabei: Wahlwerbungf, die Pinball Hall of Fame und Johnny Ives Klo.

Sven war 8 Wochen in den USA und hat sowohl die Queen Mary, wie auch die Facebook Headquarters von innen gesehen. Dazwischen lagen einige Meilen Highway ’ne Menge Natur. Ausserdem mit dabei: Wahlwerbungf, die Pinball Hall of Fame und Johnny Ives Klo.

Confession:  I am not a gamer. I mean, I’ve played games in arcades.  I’ve played pinball machines in the local Four Thieves bar when I was growing up (don’t worry, it was small town Nebraska and the family-friendly bar was also the only place in town that served food).  We even had an Atari when I was a kid (Space Invaders Rock!), but that pretty much was the peak of my gaming experience.  I flirted with various handheld games over the years – and definitely spent too much time playing Tetris.  However, my recent gaming experiences have been with my nephew at the holidays where he basically challenges me to play video games just so he can see how badly he can beat me.  I’m definitely a casual gamer, but even I was hooked on the excitement of the lights and sounds of The Pinball Hall of Fame Museum in Las Vegas, Nevada.  Sitting down with Tim Arnold, founder of the museum, allows us to peek behind-the-scenes and experience what it takes to keep this type of museum open.   This museum is unique for a couple of reasons:  It features pinball machines from every decade starting in 1933 when pinball machines were a small, countertop game played with marbles to the modern pinball machines known today. You can actually play every single machine in the museum. Set up like an arcade, the 250+ machines on display have been fully restored and you can play every single one of them for either a quarter or fifty cents.  Tim rescues pinball machines and always restores them with the “designer’s intent” in mind.  As Tim puts it, “We've got a strict set of rules here about designer’s intent and also the flavor of the game when we're rebuilding a game. I could make all the old games just as powerful as the new games and make it really thrilling and make the ball go fast, but we don't do that because that was not the designer's intent and it's not the original flavor of the game.”  That craftsmanship and attention to the spirit of the games really highlights the authenticity of every machine in the museum.  Museum Highlights: 1933 Jigsaw Pinball Game – the “original” pinball game was a countertop game found in bars.   The main board would have metal pins and balls (hence the name “pinball”).  The goal is to shoot the balls into the pockets.  You add up your score and either win definitely adult prizes like a free beer, cigar or money. This game is how the entire pinball industry started.  Who would have thought that this simple game in 1933 would grow into the $80 million industry it is today?  Bowling Game  – this game used to be in every bar in America.  According to Tim, instead of going home after work and watching your big screen TV, you would go to the bar and play your friends on a bowling machine. Joker Ball  – the game that every video poker machine in the world is based on.  The original “random number generator” is the rubber balls, which bounce around and determine which cards you get.  They made 200 of these machines in 1959 – only two are still known to exist.  An incredibly rare machine that you can still play at the museum.  5th Inning Baseball Game  – similar in design to a traditional bowling game, this game is housed in a solid oak cabinet and features baseball instead of bowling.  Listen to the episode to find out about “the one that got away” and how a collector’s ex-wife strong-armed Tim into buying this game.    SEGA Basketball Game  – one of the very first games produced by the Japanese video game manufacturer was an arcade basketball game wth an actual court and a rubber ball.  Whoever punches their number in first makes the ball go in that direction.  “Wedge-Head” Pinball Machine Design – a sub-genre of pinball machine design are “wedge-head” machines versus the standard, square head.  The head is shaped like a wedge – wider at the top and tapering down towards the bottom – so you can put them in a row and still have room to touch the sides without getting too close.  2-Player Games versus Single-Player Games – 2-player games require the game to re-set every time the players change, so you have basically a one-ball game that you’re playing three or five times.  On single-player games, you have five balls to get through an amazing series of quests to get to the prize at the end.  Single-player games are more sought after by collectors than 2-player games.  Back Glass Artistic Styles – the back glass art of a pinball machine are truly works of art by themselves, and can also provide valuable clues about the machine itself.  First, you can pretty much date a game based on the clothing and hair styles of the artwork.  1970s machines show people with long shaggy hair. During the 1960s, the women all had miniskirts. In the ‘50s, the men wore hats and the women’s dresses were below their knees. And any game from the 1980s pretty much has aliens on it as influenced by the Star Wars Second, the images on the back glass are created by multiple layers of ink silkscreened on the glass – up to 12 different colors in many cases.  In addition, the ink had to be transparent enough for the light to shine through the design, so that usually means the ink isn’t that durable and can easily be damaged.  If you look closely, on some machines you can see the design starting to flake off.   Third, the artwork can tell you the type of location where the machine would have been installed.  Games destined for bars and pool halls with adults as the audience would be more “suggestive” (i.e., scantily-clad women).  While games destined for the roller rink or family-friendly arcades would have happy clowns.  Jumbo Flipper – as manufacturers tried to differentiate their games, there were experimental ideas about machine design.  One of them was the Jumbo Flipper, which was a game with 6 inch flippers that are much longer than the normal 3 inch flippers.  The longer flippers were only used on this one game because, as Tim states, “it’s a horrible game to play,” but it’s in the museum because it’s a part of pinball history and people want to see it.   Modern Game Design – one section of the museum is dedicated to modern pinball machines.  You can definitely tell the difference between the modern games and the older games.  Modern games have more flashing lights, ramps and two or three levels of play.  Also, definitely more movie-themed games.    Lady Robin Hood Game – manufactured by Gottlieb, this is the very first game that had flippers, which revolutionized how pinball was played.  It was 1948 and pinball factories had stopped making games during the war and were producing parts for the military.  After the war, Gottlieb made three or four of the same games they were making before the war, but they were not that exciting for the market. So then one day they decided to put some bats or flippers in the game and give the player some control. That was the start of flipper pinball.    Check out the full show notes on the website for a picture of this machine.  Look closely at the flippers in the Robin Hood game.  In the very first game with flippers, there was a total of six bats/flippers -- three up each side -- to propel the ball back up to the top of the game.  It didn't occur to Gottlieb until two years later to turn them around and put the flippers at the bottom. Goalee Game – manufactured by Chicago Coin, the company decided to go all out on this game.  With a solid oak cabinet, ornate hand controls, and a spectator mirror, this one game cost as much as a car when it was produced in 1945.    Crane Game (1950s) – along with pinball machines, arcades would have other games.  The crane in this “bean digger” game is actually on off-the-shelf toy.  Your job is to pick up the beans, put them in the hopper, and try to get a higher score.  Listen to the episode and hear how Tim responds to toy collectors wanting to buy just the crane in this machine.    Crane Game – along with pinball machines, arcades would have other games.  The crane in this “bean digger” game is actually on off-the-shelf toy.  Your job is to pick up the beans, put them in the hopper, and try to get a higher score.  Listen to the episode and hear how Tim responds to toy collectors wanting the buy just the crane in this machine.   Helicopter Game (1968) – another game found in arcades, this Helicopter game is a perfect example of how Tim has to find workarounds in order to restore games to playable condition.  To find a motor that would work to propel the helicopter, Tim had to buy a slot car motor and re-engineer the back of the helicopter to make the motor fit.         Star Trek Game – here was my “nostalgia lock-up” moment.  Huge Star Trek fan -- I totally remember this game where you could sit in the cockpit like you are Captain Kirk and play the game.  I even remember the game buttons on the side of the chair.  Yes, it’s true, I was so cool as a kid.      Game History Cards – initially when you walk into the museum, it feels like you’re walking into a really large arcade.  However, look closer.  On each machine you’ll find a handwritten history card including details like the name of the designer, the name of the artist, year of the game, manufacturer, the factory number of the machine, what makes this machine unique -- just fantastic details and little tidbits of history about each machine.  If nothing else, visit the museum just to read the surprising and personal details Tim includes on every card.  Shooting Game – this 2-player gun game caused quite a stir with the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms when it was introduced.  Want the full story?  Then listen to the episode to find out what the controversy was all about.    Bring a bag of quarters and get ready to play because you can spend hours at the Pinball Hall of Fame Museum playing machines that are so unique because you can literally play your way through the history of an entire industry.  Trust me, even if you weren’t a huge pinball player, I guarantee there will be some machine in this place that will make you do the “nostalgia lock-up” just like I did and bring up a long-forgotten memory of fun.  So the next time you’re in Las Vegas, skip the strip and head on over to the Pinball Hall of Fame Museum and support this incredible museum tilting at windmills one quarter at a time. If you love to document your travels to off-the-beaten-path places, then show me where you're heading or where you've been by sharing your stories with me at the Made in Museums website or on Facebook,  Twitter, and Instagram.  If you want to let me know about a curious museum that you’ve visited, and that I should cover on this show, contact me through social media or just send me an email.

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Pinball: In the news, Tony and Dennis discuss Stern Pinball's Deadpool reveal, more about the Spooky Pinball vs. Stern Pinball Godzilla drama, the Spooky Pinball stream of Alice Cooper's Nightmare Castle on Deadflip, and the announcement that the Pinball Hall of Fame is moving. After the news, Dennis tries to stump Tony with a pinball game of 20 Questions. The pinball segment concludes with a thought experiment put together by Tony: Pinball Drama the Pinball Machine! Video Games: The segment opens with the guys discussing words and phrases that had a context (at some point) but are now widely used when playing video games. The segment ends with a discussion of Shadow of War. Links: Episode 8 of This Week in Pinball Podcast: https://thisweekinpinball.com/this-week-in-pinball-podcast-episode-8/ Gaming on Ten Minutes a Week: http://gamingontenminutesaweek.libsyn.com/ Deadpool Pinball Teaser Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zkHu6VpMF9k This Week in Pinball's Summary of Spooky-Stern Godzilla Situation: https://thisweekinpinball.com/twip-deadpool-confirmed-spooky-talks-godzilla-and-stern-pinball-hall-of-fame-moving-more/ Pinball Hall of Fame: http://www.pinballmuseum.org/

Las Vegas: home to some of the best restaurants in the world. Our experiences and reviews of Milos, Bardot, Momofuku, Cocina, Jean Georges and some surprises. Kari takes you on the "Lip Smacking Foodie Tour", while Jim has a surprisingly great steakhouse experience that doesn't break the bank. In between all the food, we play some quarters at the Pinball Hall of Fame and see Cher in concert. It's part two of our time in Vegas at Virtuoso Travel Well. Check it out and have The Best Trip Ever!

In the twelfth ever episode of "Obsessed Right Now” (and Season 1 finale!), Heather talks with nerd hero and Comic Con roomie April O'Neil about Archie Comics and how pinball has made an huge impact on her life    New episodes every Wednesday. What are you obsessed with right now? Tell Heather and she might suggest it on the show: obsessedrnpodcast@gmail.com Rate and Subscribe on iTunes   // GUEST // Follow April on Twitter: @undeux Follow April on Instagram: @heyitsaprilagain   // SOCIALS // Follow ORN on Twitter & Instagram: @obsessedRNpod Follow Heather on socials: @NerdHeather   // MUSIC //  Analise Nelson & Dax Schaffer, aka The Saxel Naiad You can download the theme song on their Bandcamp page!   // ART // Courtney Russell   // THANKS // Allie Hock from “Everything’s Totally Fine" Libby Spears & Bluprint Films April O'Neil Amanda Pham Steven Ray Morris All of the guests this season!!   // MENTIONED ON THIS EPISODE // - Archie Comics! - Riverdale on The CW (Season 1 now available on Netflix) - EightyTwo (our favorite pinball bar) - Pinball Arcade app - We mention Jimmy from episode 2 of Season 1 where he talks about board games - Pinball Hall of Fame in Las Vegas - Sunshine Laundromat in Brooklyn - Ground Kontrol in Portland - Free Gold Watch in San Francisco - Kevin Furness the tattoo artist - here is April’s pinball tattoo   // SOME OF OUR FAVORITE MACHINES //  - Medieval Madness - Attack from Mars - Ghostbusters - Twilight Zone

This week on Vegas Never Sleeps, we will visit one of the highest rated attractions in Las Vegas---the Pinball Hall of Fame. Then we head off to the Trump Hotel to meet the world famous chef of... Experience the excitement and energy of Las Vegas each weekend on VEGAS NEVER SLEEPS with Steven Maggi.

Some interesting fun things happened this past weekend, and I discuss a few standout games I played at the Pinball Hall of Fame and Flipperspiel Underground.   I also thought it wise to cover a game again!  Today's game is Baker Big Time.  This game has 8 different ways to win, multiple sequences, and a neat playfield design that reminds me of the horse race games. You can win up to 60 replays on this game! http://ipdb.org/machine.cgi?id=282

While at CES 2017, Vertical Hold's Alex Kidman went off the well worn Vegas strip to investigate the Pinball Hall of Fame and talk to its director of stuff and things, Tim Arnold. Vertical Hold is brought to you by Alcatel Vertical Hold - Australian technology journalists Alex Kidman and Adam Turner channel-surf through the headlines in search of the big picture. Follow us on Twitter: @verticalholdau, @adam_turner, @alexkidman Follow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/VerticalHoldAU Subscribe: YouTube: youtube.com/VerticalHoldAU/ iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/au/podcast/vertical-hold-audio/id971993513?ls=1 RSS: http://verticalholdauaudio.libsyn.com/  

Ludmilla and Mumm-Ra in the same show? We also talk about The Manos: Hands of Fate Novel, Gaming Mill, MovieBob, Quantum Break, the Pinball Hall of Fame, Three's Company Two, a loss of Inhumans, FilmStruck for your buck, RDJ vs Spider-Man vs Ludmilla, a new companion, Ecto-Cooler, The Hasbro Cinematic Universe gets interesting, Guy Hamilton, Crackle n Snatch, EVE Online-The TV show, and a visit to the Pit of Ultimate Evil. So blow out your wraps, it's time for a Geek Shock!

On this episode we're talking Star Wars Rogue One trailer, Godzilla Resurgence, Suicide Squad, Dr Strange, MIB 23, Batman, Superman, Supergirl, The Walking Dead, Netflix, Defenders, Game of Thrones, Preacher, Captain America: Civil War, Spiderman, Poe Dameron #1, Black Panther #1, GrizzlyShark #1, C-3PO #1, Doom Beta weekend, Dark Souls III, the Pinball Hall of Fame, Stephen Hawking, interstellar travel and literal butt loads of other stuff. We discuss a newly developing toy buying dilemma. And in case you're out of the loop we've got some pretty intense election updates. And Chase reviews the 2014 movie Sex Tape.

New Mayan Themed Strip Resort, Pinball Hall of Fame Future, Montecristo Cigar Bar Opens, SpeedVegas Opens and 360 Legal Lounge:Class Action Lawsuits.

Ryan Claytor made his way to the Pinball Hall of Fame in Las Vegas, and wanted to try his first bingo.   He contacted me for a brief tutorial on the game. In this case, it was one of the many Miss America games produced by Bally. Miss America games are characterized by Magic Lines and high scoring potential. I plan to put this writeup on my site as well.

On this very special episode #100 Dean interviews the one and only Tim Arnold from the WORLD FAMOUS PINBALL HALL OF FAME in Las Vegas Nevada. Sit back and listen to Tim talk about how he has spent his whole life around PINBALL and how the HALL OF FAME came to be in Las Vegas. This is a must listen for anyone who has ever played Pinball or a video game at one time in their life in an Arcade. #Delraisers

VEGAS, BABY, VEGAS! MONEY, BABY, MONEY! Yes, the Gang (minus Courtney) went to Sin City this last week and had a good old time. The Hoover Dam, Penn & Teller, X Burlesque, the Pinball Hall of Fame, and even the Gold & Silver Pawn (from Pawn Stars) were all visited. Pictures were taken. Drinks were drank. Money was lost on gambling. SO MANY GOOD STORIES. This episode features two guest stars who were visiting sunny Las Vegas Casino & Resort at the same time, and we introduce them to Cards Against Hunanity. So yeah, that happened. Enjoy this episode, folks, it's a good one, and we'll probably talk more about Vegas in the next show.

It's the end of Bay's trip report to Amy's home in gorgeous Las Vegas! We really did a lot, so hold on to your iPods and listen as we talk about the Las Vegas Farmer's Market, Red Rock Canyon, Red Rock Casino, the Yard House gastropub, Penn and Teller, the Hoover Dam, FatBurger, and of course, the Stratosphere rides. Hey, we also went to the Pinball Hall of Fame! Email us at crazyfast@gritstoglitz.com! Find a personal chef of your own! Try Bear Naked granola in your yogurt! Keurig isn't instant! Real, true farmer's market -- in Las Vegas! See the colors at Red Rock Canyon! See desert tortoise butts, too! Enjoy the gorgeous Red Rock Casino nearby! Have a meal and a beer at Yard House while you're there! Love Penn & Teller, like we do! Love Teller's Play Dead as a movie (if you can't see the play)! A lotta Dam walkin'! Bay's fave FatBurger makes an appearance! Bing bingbingbing your way around the Pinball Hall of Fame! Ride everything at the Stratosphere!!

Tony covers the following from the parking lot of the Pinball Hall of Fame in Las Vegas: 1.) Bet-sizing when playing against a drawing hand; bet-sizing when playing against a distribution 2.) When to turn hands into bluffs in no-limit hold'em 3.) Shoving all-in preflop in no-limit hold'em in pots where multiple players have limped

Hosts: Michael "Boston" Hannon and John "Knobs" Knoblach Cameraman: Ryan Pratt Running Time: 55:58 Music: BlazBlue: Calamity Trigger Though I'm under the influence of antibiotics, we still have an episode! We chat about Pinball Hall of Fame: The Williams Collection, [PROTOTYPE], the Lucidity demo, Demon's Souls, Critter Crunch, Uncharted 2, and maybe a little bit of Dragon Ball Z. Sony commercial for Uncharted 2 Oddworld games getting a second chance Captain Lou Albano passes away Don't forget to join the forums!

Hosts: Michael "Boston" Hannon and John "Knobs" Knoblach Cameraman: Ryan Pratt Running Time: 1:23:09 Music: Psychonauts (Xbox/PS2/PC) We start TVGP Plays Psychonauts today, but before that we talk about [PROTOTYPE], King of Fighters XII, Pinball Hall of Fame: The Williams Collection, Battlefield 1943, Madden 10, Scribblenauts, SMT: Persona, and Demon's Souls. Rocket Knight/Sparskter set to return Wii Update 4.2 bricking some consoles Don't forget to join the forums!

This week's ''What We've Been Playing'' features discussion on Need for Speed: Shift, DiRT 2, South Park Let's Go Tower Defense Play!, Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days, Lucidity, Pinball Hall of Fame: Williams Collection, and plenty more. We follow that up with some gaming news including the potential of Fumito Ueda creating a first-person game, the faults of the PSP Go and how we think the system could be better, and plenty more.

This week! We discuss the PSPgo (CJ bought one), game review hyperbole, free hotel porn, vibrating beds, Super Street Fighter IV, and things we thought were innovations but were really non-innovations in driving games. Oh and we also talk about games, including UmJammer Lammy, Pixeljunk Monsters Deluxe, Fieldrunners, Motorstorm Arctic Edge, Beatles Rock Band, Pinball Hall of Fame The Williams Collection, Rock Band Unplugged Lite Edition, Halo 3 ODST, Need for Speed Shift, Madworld, Wii Sports Resort, Tales of Monkey Island Chapter 3 and Jumping Flash 2, among others.Also, we're running a contest for a new theme song. Deadline for entries is Friday, October 16. Details can be found here. Follow us on twitter at twitter.com/p1podcast.Thanks for listening! Don't forget to visit our new web site at www.playeronepodcast.com. You can leave us a voicemail by calling 713-893-8069 or you can send a comment via MP3 to our email address, playeronepodcast@gmail.com. Don't forget to join our forums if you haven't already!This week's links:CJ's PSPgo blog postANNcast with CJDetails on theme song contest

On this week's podcast we discuss multitudinous things, like the highs and lows of multiplayer Halo, the PSP Go, Halo 3 ODST, Mario & Luigi Bower's Inside Story, Pinball Hall of Fame The Williams Collection, Cake Mania, Forza 3, Brutal Legend, Katamari Forever, Beatles Rock Band, Tales of Monkey Island Chapter 2, Dead Space and so, so much more. Thanks for listening! Don't forget to visit our new web site at www.playeronepodcast.com. You can leave us a voicemail by calling 713-893-8069 or you can send a comment via MP3 to our email address, playeronepodcast@gmail.com. Don't forget to join our forums if you haven't already! You can discuss this very episode right here.This week's link:Lazy town REMIX feat. Lil' Jon

This week! Lots and lots of games, plus some talk about gaming magazines and ferrets with special guest Kevin Gifford. Games we discuss in this episode include Strong Bad's Cool Game for Attractive People Episode 1, Neutopia, Animal Crossing City Folk, Pinball Hall of Fame: The Williams Collection (PSP), Soul Bubbles (DS), Star Wars: The Force Unleashed, Chrono Trigger, Prince of Persia, Left 4 Dead, Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts, Super Street Fighter II Turbo HD Remix and Rock Band 2.Thanks for listening! You can leave us a voicemail comment by calling 713-893-8069 or you can send a comment via MP3 to our email address, playeronepodcast@gmail.com. Don't forget to join our forums if you haven't already!This week's links:MagweaselGameSetWatch's Game Mag WeaselingN-Revolution Beach BallCheap Ass Gamer Child's Play 2008 Charity Raffle

Last time, Levi showed Z around his pinball showroom and thoroughly explained the history of pinball. Now its Z's turn to show Levi some of the greatest pinball video games ever made - to try to convince the world's biggest critic that it CAN be done well. If a man who repairs and sells pinball machines recognizes the merits of a simulation of a real machine, you know it must be good. Games reviewed: Alien Crush (TG-16), Pinball Hall of Fame: Gottlieb Collection (PS2), Pinball FX (xbox live).

This week -- Soleil Moon Frye's breasts! Gate of Thunder! And a whole bunch of other things, I just wanted to start the description off in a titillating fashion. Other games we discuss: Ratchet & Clank Size Matters PS2, Super Smash Bros. Brawl, Impossible Mission, Pinball Hall of Fame: The Williams Collection, Magical DoReMi, Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: Ring of Fates and NASCAR 08.Thanks for listening! You can leave us a voicemail comment by calling 713-893-8069 or you can send a comment via MP3 to our email address, playeronepodcast@gmail.com. Don't forget to join our forums if you haven't already!This week's links:Impossible MissionMagical DoReMi FantasyPinball Hall of Fame: The Williams CollectionSoleil Moon Frye on Fun HouseGate of ThunderThe Johnny Turbo Story digg_url = 'http://www.digg.com/podcasts/Player_One_Podcast'; digg_bgcolor = '#FFCC99'; digg_skin = 'compact';