I'm curious if there's anyone else here with pinball as a hobby.

As someone who spends his entire day on a computer, I have an appreciation for REAL things when I'm not in front of said computer - physical things I can get my hands on.

Which is why pinball is one of the things that I like to do in my relatively sparse free time - a steel ball, bashing around real wood, plastic, rubber and metal, in generally unpredictable ways that has never been correctly replicated by simulators.

And yes, pinballs are still made today - although just barely...