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Related: Pindigo is a great tool for tracking high scores and has global and friend leaderboards. https://apps.apple.com/us/app/pindigo-social-pinball-scores/... https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ascrewaske...
Our locations are sourced from Pinball Map; scores can be tagged with locations which allows us to maintain leaderboards for specific machines (in addition to global/social/event leaderboards).
https://invidious.protokolla.fi/watch?v=SNalvo1ydJU
never knew what the hell a "pinball map" could be despite playing many versions of pinball, now i know
Once you create an account you can make a note if the machines aren't working well and the owners will usually get someone in quick to fix too.
What amazed me on my trip to Seattle was just how many pinball machines are available to play there. And not only that but just how insanely well maintained 50 year old machines are. These are machines getting played on a daily basis. Where are they finding parts for these machines? It's just crazy to think about.
Related: Pindigo is a great tool for tracking high scores and has global and friend leaderboards. https://apps.apple.com/us/app/pindigo-social-pinball-scores/... https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ascrewaske...
Regarding pinballs I recently built a self-hosted app to track scores between friends.
I really like pinballmap. I try to add gigs and machines all the time. But another app that has way more pinballs is Pin my balls (at least in France). Regarding pinballs I recently built a self-hosted app to track scores between friends. https://demo.pinball-friends.com/
There is a bowling alley nearby that bills itself as a Pinball Museum (with 20 or so machines) but they're all quarter driven. I went once, dropped $15, got annoyed and never returned. My kids and I go to the other place every other month or so.
[0] Except for one machine -- they have this giant thing that uses a pool cue as a ball -- it's a Sega game ... Mammoth or something, and apparently very rare