Video Pinball - The Early Years

Step back in time with this deep dive into the golden age of video game pinball. We're exploring the early years of this digital revolution, featuring iconic games like Raster Blaster, Atari's Video Pinball, Baby Pacman, and Bally Astrocade.

Raster Blaster, a major hit of the early '80s, set a new standard for realistic gameplay and physics in the realm of computer pinball. Atari's Video Pinball, a first-generation single-player home video game console, brought the pinball experience into the living room. Baby Pacman, a unique blend of video and pinball gameplay, has garnered significant interest due to its unique playstyle and the Bally Astrocade, a home video game console from the master of the mechanical machines. Join us as we delve into the history, gameplay, and cultural impact of these and more groundbreaking games. Plus a few clunkers.

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Intro 00:00
PinPong 01:05
RCA Pinball 04:35
Xerox Alto 05:28
Bally Pin 07:27
PETBall 09:13
Disco 10:26
Video Pinball (Arcade) 11:17
Pinball by John Allen 13:58
Thunderball/Flipper 15:33
Video Pinball (2600) 16:08
PETBall 2 18:52
Silver Flash 20:04
Astroball 20:07
Raster Blaster 21:02
David’s Midnight Magic 24:31
Night Mission 26:35
Nova Pinball 28:53
Anteco Pinball 29:14
Solar War 30:10
Baby Pac-Man (Arcade) 31:41
Baby Pac-Man (7800) 34:42
Outro 35:31

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