I Can See Clearly Now...Upgraded Pinball Glass Available at More Manufacturers
- Jason
- Apr 3
- 2 min read
Good morning everyone. I want to start this post off by apologizing. I realize that the e-mail push notifications for my Wix-hosted website all of a sudden started sending four e-mail messages for every new article. I have never touched the settings on this site, other than when it stopped sending alerts completely for a similarly unexplainable reason around a year ago. So this was nothing done on my part, but some sort of change that the host made. Rest assured that I am looking into it and will fix it eventually.
I looked into it a little yesterday, but I'm swamped with work and every time I tried to get help from my website's host, Wix, they just kept referring me to infuriating AI Chat Bots which were no help. This may end up pushing me in the direction of an upgraded website that I host on my own, which I have been thinking a lot about lately.
I created this website on Wix all by myself from scratch in a few hours years ago. I have no idea where to look to address the e-mail issue, so if someone out there is familiar with Wix, shoot me an e-mail about where to look (knapparcade@gmail.com). I'd really appreciate the help. We're in this together :)
OK, now that my administrative message is out of the way, let's talk pinball! Over the past couple of days three pinball manufacturers have made announcements about upgraded glass for pinball machines. You all know it by the existing brand names Invisa-Glass or Voodoo Glass. It's essentially glare-free pinball glass.
First we had Multimorphic announce its new Pin-Glass line of products a week or two ago.
Then this morning, Barrels of Fun announced that its next game will come with Infinity Glass at no additional charge.
Lastly, yesterday, Spooky Pinball announced that it will begin offering an appropriately-named "Ghost Glass" on its new games straight from the factory, both in standard body and widebody sizes.
While I'm on the subject of Spooky Pinball, last week I shared here that the distributor PinballSTAR Amusements bought out the Company's last 25 Evil Dead pinball machines. Some had speculated that it would take a long time for PinballSTAR to sell those games. Well, this morning they announced that they have all been sold already. Wow, that was fast. Congratulations!
Spooky stated that there's a few machines left at other distributors, but they are selling fast.
