Medieval Madness Run 2 Lists; Walking Dead Remastered Interview & Stream; Pincinnati Show; Multimorphic Factory Pictures
By knapparcade
According to a post from Planetary Pinball, a distributor and the rightsholder for Bally / Williams products, distros are now taking names for the upcoming second new run of Medieval Madness Remake machines by Chicago Gaming Company, which is currently scheduled for the second quarter of 2026. The first run sold out fairly quickly, so if you want a New In Box Medieval, you better reach out to your favorite distributor soon to get on a list. I was just looking on CGC's website for a picture of the new Merlin Edition of the game and I stumbled across this cool video of pinball legend Roger Sharpe talking about it...eleven years ago! So here's that instead:There's lots of new information about Stern Pinball's latest game, The Walking Dead Remastered out there, starting with a great interview with the game's designer John Borg by the LoserKid Pinball Podcast:
Also new from Stern Pinball, is an interview with the Company's newest designer, Elliot Eismin, who is rumored to be working on Stern's next cornerstone pinball machine - based on the Transformers cartoon. That is if Jack Danger and George Gomez's Pokemon game doesn't beat it to market. One or the other should be here in January 2026.
Last week I mentioned on Facebook that the annual Pincinnati pinball convention was happening over the weekend. The folks from the show shared some cool pictures of the event on social media today. As you can see from the shots, the aforementioned new Walking Dead made an appearance.
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The newspaper the Austin American Stateman recently published a great article on the Texas-based pinball manufacturer Multimorphic. The article contains some fantastic pictures of the Company's 10,000-square-foot factory with its latest game, Portal, on the line. Inside the Austin-area company reinventing pinball for the digital age From garage project to Portal machine: Multimorphic’s got a unique spin on an analog classic. Link
