Don Garrison is a prominent pinball podcaster and collector who hosts Don's Pinball Podcast (217+ episodes, started ~2020) and co-hosts We Are Pinball podcast. He recently joined Spooky Pinball in a game designer/consultant role involving design input, playtesting, and marketing support, representing a significant shift from his previous role as an enthusiast consumer. He owns 17 pinball machines and has relocated from Wisconsin to Maine to support his new position with Spooky Pinball.
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Don Garrison's homebrew game was co-designed by George Gomez
The remasters from Chicago Gaming Company and Pedretti have cooled community enthusiasm for future remasters due to delays and quality issues
Jersey Jack Guns N' Roses Limited Edition featured a bass guitar wire form playfield element exclusive to Premium/LE versions
Don initially refused to pay for Spooky Fang Club membership to get early access to game purchases on principle
Guest on Pinball Studio Podcast, content creator from Benton, Wisconsin, homebrew game designer co-working with George Gomez, planning Beetle Tent booth at TPF
Host of Don's Pinball Podcast; content creator and community organizer
Host of Don's Pinball Podcast, operator of District Dawn Arcade, actively trading games and managing personal collection
Host of Don's Pinball Podcast; praised by Orbital Albert for high-quality content and frequent livestreaming
Host of Don's Pinball Podcast; collector, mod builder, content creator; provides firsthand ownership experience with Evil Dead, D&D, Avatar; attended Stern launch media party
Host of Don's Pinball Podcast, content creator, pinball enthusiast, 3D printing hobbyist, and homebrew game designer based in Eau Claire, Wisconsin area
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Spooky Pinball sent Don prototype upper playfield ball lock component from TCM and Looney Tunes
Evil Dead pinball has shotgun shell shooting mechanics as a primary interactive feature
Don had not watched Evil Dead movies before seeing prototype at factory
Don's podcast has reached 217+ episodes with minimal production QA (no self-review before upload)
Spooky Pinball plans to establish yearly game release parties and summer community events
The early pandemic era (2020-2021) was characterized by extreme game scarcity requiring power-dialing and complex acquisition strategies
Black Knight (George Gomez layout) features a Hot Wheels Batmobile teeter-totter mech similar to Batman 66's crane mechanism
Don learned soldering, playfield work, and game transportation skills through hands-on ownership of Black Knight
Don Garrison works harder than any other pinball content creator in the past two years
Don will work from a location in Maine/Wisconsin area approximately 4-5 hours from Orby's location
Don Garrison has been hired by Spooky Pinball in a design/creative role
Seven servo-driven pop-up scoops in Portal mid-field add maintenance complexity and interface drag without proportional gameplay value
Portal base module pricing ($3,900+) represents barrier to entry that will limit adoption to existing P3 user base
P3 cantilever flipper systems do not provide equivalent feel to traditional pinball flipper mechanisms
Portal game design is innovative and well-executed thematically, matching Multimorphic's design consistency
Evil Dead's left orbit 180-ramp shot is among the best-executed 180-ramps in recent pinball history
D&D has superior code depth and character development compared to X-Men
Avatar CE is substantially better than LE due to topper, UV art, armor, and shooter rod differences
Jersey Jack's CE editions have become significantly more valuable post-Godfather, especially with Avatar
Dwight Sullivan's code vision will exceed what Jack Wason or Tim Sexton would have delivered for D&D
American Pinball's Alice in Wonderland will not appear at TPF or MGC
Barrels of Fun will debut a new game at The Pinball Show in approximately two weeks
Harry Potter pinball reveal expected in March
Nearly 800 people are on Evil Dead pre-order list
Evil Dead weighs twice as much as comparable games like Scooby-Doo due to mechanical density
Alice in Wonderland Kickstarter game has problematic Mad Hatter character design with offensive facial caricature
Venom is not top 10 pinball game of all time or even last year
Don received pre-release Evil Dead access and has received similar access for another unreleased game from unnamed manufacturer
Beetlejuice is rumored as Spooky's next game per Paris Pinball Enthusiast
Spooky Pinball will not announce next game before January 2025
Venom LE is available secondhand in St. Louis area for $7,000
Evil Dead at $10,000 represents better value than Stern, American Pinball, or Jersey Jack offerings at comparable price points
Don placed 38th of 105 competitors at Interium tournament and outplaced Roger Sharpe (44th)
HomePin's Blues Brothers is the worst pinball machine since anything by Deep Root
TCM and Looney Tunes are Don's GOTY runners-up and only two other collectors are known to own both games
Don was a casual pinball player before starting the podcast and couldn't name designers
Don's first pinball machine was Batman Dark Knight, purchased in 2020 during COVID
Jaws is Don's Game of the Year pick for 2024
Don evaluates games using a systematic spreadsheet methodology ranking art, gameplay, rules, and theme
Pinball industry is more accessible for content creators to build relationships compared to roller coaster or theme park industries
Don plans to develop a full homebrew pinball game and expand into toppers and custom mods as commercial products
Don Garrison earns income primarily from appearances and autograph signings
Don is building a Legend of Zelda (8-bit) homebrew machine with expected completion by Expo
Don co-hosts We Are Pinball (WAP) podcast with Retro Jango for 'stupid and fun and hilarious' international content
Don sold a Godzilla Premium coinciding perfectly with the release of a black and white variant
Don owns 16 pinball machines
Don's first pinball machine was a Stern Dark Knight purchased from a local dealer
Don started the podcast to support his hobby activities like playing Godfather at locations
Don's Pinball Podcast has 100+ Patreon members
Godzilla Anniversary Premium will be fully available with accessories at approximately $12,000 total cost
Don's Labyrinth #82 is being listed on Pinside for $11,500 OBO with custom accessories and will be shipped or white-gloved within 200 miles
Davey Stumbler and Lior have created the best quality mods for Godzilla with interactive building elements
Godzilla is the greatest pinball machine of the modern era
The Munsters house facade has been used in numerous commercials and TV shows and is located on a street less than a sixth of a mile long
Daniel Brown from Ohio has approximately ten pinball machines and has been asking to buy Don's Godzilla Premium
There is a rumor about a black-and-white Godzilla variant being released that is causing people to dump standard Godzilla Premiums on the secondary market
Munsters Premium Black and White edition had limited production and is difficult to find in good condition
Don plans to keep machines for 6-8 months to 1 year, play them extensively, mod them, then trade them off for fresh variety
Munsters Premium includes pin stadiums, speaker lights, and a shaker
Wrestling theme in pinball deserves appreciation despite superficial perception as 'fake' due to underlying storylines, intrigue, and drama
WWE Legends of Wrestlemania LE available at Southern Fright Gaming Expo autographed by Hulk Hogan
WWE Legends of Wrestlemania Limited Edition features classic wrestlers like Hulk Hogan and Macho Man with gold trim
Godzilla Premium and Jaws Premium are easily replaceable on the secondary market compared to Munsters B&W and WWE LE
Don Garrison is currently on vacation and will return in two days to get his John Wick limited edition
Don has purchased four new Stern games in succession (Foo Fighters, Venom, Jaws, John Wick) and resold the first three through secondary channels
Don Garrison is at Stern factory doing full tour and playing all three versions of John Wick
Don Garrison is receiving a John Wick LE from Stern factory to take home
IAPA Expo is primarily business-focused and not ideal for game announcements compared to Chicago Pinball Expo
Metallica Spike 3 is coming for October/end-of-year release
Indiana Jones license lapsed at Stern due to poor fit with Dial of Destiny theme
Munsters anniversary edition re-release coming August/Halloween due to secondary market demand
Pokemon pinball is coming, likely in 2025 as a winter release
John Wick is 50-50 likelihood for next Stern Cornerstone; other games equally possible
Home Pin's Spinal Tap has been in development for over a year with only one public location
Killer Shark was a 1972 Sega mechanical arcade game, not a video game
Pinburgh was the international Super Bowl of pinball before COVID shutdown, with people traveling globally to attend
Don's Pinball Podcast has grown to 90 episodes in 11.5 months with Patreon supporters and three tiered membership levels
Don plans to receive two Spooky machines within 30-45 days
Large segment of pinball audience is unaware of Don's Straight Down the Middle podcast
Don lost money shipping Patreon t-shirts, roughly $2 per unit after cost
Don expects Labyrinth machine to arrive 'soon'
Don has produced 89 episodes of Don's Pinball Podcast since launching January 2
Spooky Pinball's Looney Tunes features full cartoon playback during modes rather than clip art animations
Elton John pinball is primarily spectacle-focused with unclear depth of mode progression and code structure
Looney Tunes already has six coded cartoon modes released with more in development
Looney Tunes gameplay cannot be publicly released yet due to licensing agreement not being finalized
Galactic Tank Force target production is 300 machines per year, which is below industry capacity expectations
Galactic Tank Force has experienced wireform mechanical QC issues causing balls to jump and roll incorrectly
I put as many games on Venom Premium in three months as I put on Foo Fighters all year
Spooky's Looney Tunes has stronger flippers and more reachable ramps than Scooby-Doo
GTF Signature Edition costs $16,000-$17,000 and includes a refillable pint glass
I sold my Foo Fighters Premium for $8,000 after buying it for $9,600 and spending ~$3,000 on customization and shipping
Stern is developing a new ground-up Metallica game based on the Black Album with Expression lighting
Local powder coating in Stevens Point costs under $200 versus $400-$500 that Pinside users typically pay
Chicago Expo and Pinball Olympics were my favorite pinball moments in 2024
Don is attending IAAPA Nov 13-15 with media access
Don's Pinball Podcast launched in January 2023 and has already exceeded all expectations
Fiverr freelancers can create custom social media graphics, banners, and logos for $30-60
Episodes are released 20-30 minutes in length, 2-3 times per week
Don is executing a rotating Stern game experiment where he commits to four consecutive new releases, selling each one as the next arrives, with minimal net financial loss
Don is considering business model similar to Pinball Refinery for acquiring, customizing, and reselling pinball machines without premium markup
Venom's progression system only saves progress after beating a minor boss, forcing players to repeat the same three mini-mode sequences (six shots total) at the start of every game
The designer of Jaws also designed Iron Maiden, Godzilla, Avengers Infinity, Arcade Quest, Bond 60th, and Jurassic Park
Venom's multiball allows locked balls to be wasted—they remain in wire forms but are not returned to play if the player drains to a single ball
Venom is missing a major upper playfield feature like the Hyperloop ramps in Godzilla or Star Wars that provides visual and gameplay impact
Don discovered a pre-existing spinner mount hole on Venom's left orbit similar to James Bond and Star Wars
Venom has poor longevity for location/arcade play—casual players will likely only play it a couple times before losing interest
Don added a non-functional spinner mod to Venom as a kinetic/aesthetic addition not wired to the game code
Don's Pinball Podcast has released roughly half as many episodes as Poor Man's Pinball Podcast in a couple months
Don Garrison started his podcast in January 2026 and has released 66 episodes
Don Garrison currently owns 10 pinball machines
Don Garrison designed and 3D printed drumstick mount mods for Rush Neil Peart edition that are now sold through Games People Hans and Cointaker
Stern will likely announce a new game at Pinball Expo to fill November-December production gap
Viewer personal XP at level 2 (250+ points) contributes 2x XP per chat action compared to level 1
Seth Rogen anime/cartoon TMNT series is coming out in October and looks amazing
Manu and Surreal's work on Mystery Pinball Theater Friday Night Riff Theater is approximately 20x more complex than Don's StreamerBot system
Only Don, the seller, and Escher know what Don's new game purchase is
The TMNT Premium machine is being picked up tomorrow by a buyer delayed due to weather
StreamerBot with custom C-sharp scripting enables persistent viewer leveling across streams
Don's Pinball Podcast launched in January 2023 and exceeded expectations for survival and growth
Multimorphic P3 has 6-8 to 12-month wait times for delivery
Jersey Jack acquired Harry Potter pinball license for north of $4 million
James Bond 60th Anniversary Edition pricing fell from dealer quotes of $17.5k at launch to $15k+ by mid-2023
Foo Fighters is on track for Game of the Year after February 2023 release
Godzilla topper sold out despite $1,000 price tag
Pulp Fiction available to play on location in Chicago (Logan's Arcade, Interium) before 2024 general release
Spooky Pinball has produced ~750 Scooby-Doo units with 1,400-1,500 pre-orders, implying multi-year production window
Venom contains no spinner, representing a notable absence from the modern pinball game design trend
The heart of Venom's gameplay experience is only fully available on Premium Edition tier and higher due to exclusive playfield mechanisms and diverters
Venom accessories (armor, shooter rod, topper) will be available for purchase approximately six weeks after game release
Null may be unlockable as a secret playable character after players complete the game and unlock all other characters, following video game boss-unlock conventions
Venom's layout is serviceable but not revolutionary, scoring 7.2/10 compared to Godzilla's 9.5/10 and Elvira's House of Horrors' 8.1/10
The heart of Venom's gameplay is only available on Premium Edition level due to Pro edition's missing swing-arm mechanism
Masters of the Universe pinball license has moved from Stern to American Pinball
Null (the end-boss symbiote) may be playable as a secret character after unlocking other characters, pending confirmation
Venom machines will ship Pro/Premium in late August, Limited Edition in mid-September, with Premium following after
Pro edition lacks the swing-arm doppelgänger mechanism that is included in Premium and Limited Edition versions
Limited Edition Venom is capped at 1,000 units and priced just under $13,000
Venom has no spinners in its design—a notable absence for a modern Stern machine
Insider Connected system allows players to gain experience points that scale character power, reducing required shots from 8 to 6 to 4 as players level up
Venom uses comic book license instead of movie license, allowing for flexible character/content additions in future updates
Jack Black visited Dutch Pinball Museum in Rotterdam, Netherlands
Dutch Pinball's next game announcement expected in September (following year) per Jason Knapp Arcade rumor
Stern's codename 'Venom' Cornerstone will be announced at San Diego Comic-Con July 20th
New James Bond code adds significantly more gameplay and fun
Stern Bond 60th Anniversary topper is limited to 500 units for Cornerstone versions
Stern released Bond 60th Anniversary accessories (topper, shooter rod, art blades) for regular Bond versions
Haggis Pinball may be financially stressed and using new game pre-orders to fund completion of existing games
Haggis Pinball's Centaur remake pricing is not justified versus single-level games like Pulp Fiction at lower cost
Pin Graphics holographic art blades provide premium visual upgrade vs. standard Stern art blades
Don's Pinball Podcast episode 52 with Jason Knapp received 450 listens after audio level correction
King Kong pinball prototype machines exist in private home arcades from back in the day
Godzilla Pinball with new King of Monsters topper is the greatest pinball machine of the modern era
Comic-Con San Diego will feature a new Stern pinball announcement in approximately 2.5 weeks
Don's Pinball Podcast has grown to 300+ listeners per episode by episode 50
Don got his first pinball machine (Dark Knight) approximately 2 years ago
Pirates of the Caribbean is known for stop-and-go gameplay and deep code with a ship battle mechanic
Elvira 40th Anniversary edition features a purple sparkly powder coat and exclusive couch piece on Super LE tier
Don's Pinball Podcast launched in January with professional production (mixer, graphics, paid intro music)
A single Harry Potter JJP game should realistically cover Philosopher's Stone through Prisoner of Azkaban films rather than entire franchise
Bond 60th will appeal most to competitive/tournament-style players rather than casual collectors
Bond 60th is overpriced relative to feature set and mechanics compared to games like Foo Fighters
The lack of pop bumpers on Scooby-Doo provides adequate side-to-side action through slings and drop targets
Pinball Brothers merged with Euro Pinball Company (Spanish manufacturer) for Queen production
Scooby-Doo U-turn ramps have similar orbit characteristics to full playfield orbit shots
Pulp Fiction game difficulty and design quality will match Chicago Gaming Company's typical output
Scooby-Doo upper playfield provides longer ball times than Halloween or Ultraman upper playfields
Scooby-Doo Where Are You shots are well-tuned and not causing frequent misses in skilled gameplay
Godfather is Godfather's 50th anniversary year timing justification for JJP8 selection
JJP8 Godfather machine will feature distinctive theme interpretation with potential hot rails, movie clips, and thematic gameplay
Don Garrison finished 16th place out of approximately 30 people in his first tournament and broke even financially
Streaming computer hardware requires replacement due to consistent technical failures during gameplay
Host of Don's Pinball Podcast, pinball media personality, custom shop operator, Wisconsin-based enthusiast and content creator with rapid industry rise in 2024
Host of Don's Pinball Podcast; collector, content creator, and community organizer discussing industry rumors and personal machine experiences
Host of Don's Pinball Podcast, pinball enthusiast, collector, content creator, launching YouTube channel
Host of Don's Pinball Podcast, pinball enthusiast, collector, community organizer; primary speaker and analyst
Host of Don's Pinball Podcast; based in Virginia area; attended Louisville Pinball Arcade Expo and multiple Chicago Expos; active in pinball community
Host of Don's Pinball Podcast; community organizer and content creator; operator of District 1 Brewery events; collector and pinball enthusiast
Host of Don's Pinball Podcast; operates as media platform, community organizer, and collector; currently on road in Ohio for work and event hosting
Host of Don's Pinball Podcast, episode 57; launched podcast in January 2023; pinball enthusiast, operator, and collector; organizes events and provides industry commentary
Host of Don's Pinball Podcast; independent reviewer and collector; currently traveling in Europe
Host of Don's Pinball Podcast, home collector, content creator, discussing personal gameplay experiences and industry analysis
Host of Don's Pinball Podcast; collector with 6 machines; provides product reviews, market analysis, and industry speculation
Host of Don Garrison's Pinball Podcast; pinball enthusiast, collector, and content creator; provides industry speculation and game reviews
Host of Don's Pinball Podcast, interviewer, pinball enthusiast with arcade lineup and collection
Host of Don's Pinball Podcast; speculates on Venom design, discusses industry manufacturing, and organizes community events
Podcast host of Don's Pinball Podcast (American Pinball podcast); collector with Game Dungeon venue hosting Spooky Pinball stream; involved in panel discussion at Expo
Host of Don's Pinball Podcast, operator/collector, primary interviewer and news reporter
Host of Don's Pinball Podcast (DPP); community organizer, collector, podcast producer; selling modded Rush LE; attending IAAPA as media; passionate about theme parks and arcade culture
Host of Don's Pinball Podcast; guest co-host on this episode; collector/organizer in pinball community
Host of Don's Pinball Podcast; community influencer; custom pinball modder; attended Stern and American Pinball tours; competed in Interium tournament
Host of Don's Pinball Podcast; content creator, community organizer, collector; works in healthcare (ICU/emergency department in Ohio); passionate about theme parks; custom shooter rod builder
Host of Don's Pinball Podcast; sharing pre-release exclusive information and industry pipeline updates
Host of Don's Pinball Podcast; referenced as 'Don' in episode; warned about burnout and advised to avoid getting into 'tiffs' with others like Kaneda
Host of Don's Pinball Podcast, pinball collector, custom modifier, running rotating Stern game experiment
Host of Don's Pinball Podcast; mentioned as content creator in Twippies context
Host of Don's Pinball Podcast; appeared in chat during show; praised by Kaneda for efficient 30-minute episode format
Founder of Don's Pinball Podcast, started January 2026, rapid content creator with 66 episodes by the time of this recording. Owns 10 pinball machines, designs and 3D prints mods, actively streams with Spooky Pinball. Based near Stevens Point, Wisconsin.
Host of Don's Pinball Podcast and Straight Down the Middle, independent content creator, collector/operator, Patreon platform founder
Host of Don's Pinball Podcast, part of Triple Buck podcast network. Orby mentions wanting to meet him at Stern event. Known for food/travel content interest but places pinball tournaments at very bottom of priorities.
Host of Don's Pinball Podcast; birthday celebrated during episode with livestream
Host of Don's Pinball Podcast; West Virginia-based pinball enthusiast who started collecting ~2 years ago; works in food service; new to podcasting (launched January); focuses on fresh perspective and new player angle
Host of Don's Pinball Podcast; guest on this stream; works as podcaster and convention personality
Host of Don's Pinball Podcast; birthday shared with Pokémon's 30th anniversary
Host/player on Mystery Pinball Theater 3000, primary commentator throughout gameplay, frustrated with computer technical issues
Streamer, content creator, host of Don's Pinball Podcast, playing TMNT Premium and discussing technical stream features
Host of Don's Pinball Podcast; had Nicholas Baldridge as guest on episode 63
Host of Don's Pinball Podcast, pinball enthusiast, collector, content creator analyzing industry dynamics and secondary markets
Host of Don's Pinball Podcast, created 3D printed custom item for Ralph (Evil Dead-themed), referenced positively for podcast content
Host of Don's Pinball Podcast; pinball enthusiast and community organizer; attempting to maintain neutrality across pinball factions
Host of We Are Pinball podcast/show; received teaser clues from Spooky Pinball about unannounced game
Founder and host of Don's Pinball Podcast (launched January 2023), produces 20-30 minute episodes 2-3 times weekly, active in social media marketing and community engagement, based in Ohio region
Host of Don's Pinball Podcast; donated pinball machine for Missing Pin Company demonstration at Expo
Host of Don's Pinball Podcast, provides gameplay analysis and market commentary on Venom release
Host of Don's Pinball Podcast, launching YouTube channel in this episode, collector and content creator
Host of Don's Pinball Podcast; provides deep technical analysis of Venom's layout, mechanics, and pricing tiers; disclosed he ordered Premium Edition
Host of Don's Pinball Podcast; podcast producer, content creator, community organizer, custom pinball machine owner; launching YouTube channel companion to podcast
Host of Don's Pinball Podcast; called by Orby at airport during TSA security check; traveling to Australia; provides harsh criticism of HomePin Blues Brothers machine
Co-host of We Are Pinball (WAP) podcast; birthday mentioned in episode; had confrontation with Kaneda per Orbital Albert's discussion
Host of Don's Pinball Podcast; live-streamed simultaneously during Twippies; observed audience fragmentation across multiple streams
Host of Don's Pinball Podcast; resolved 'mini beef' with Orbital Albert; recently reconciled after period of tension
Host of Don's Pinball Podcast; community organizer; collector with 16+ machines; homebrew builder; Patreon-supported content creator with 100+ members
Host of Don's Pinball Podcast; receiving factory tour at Stern with other influencers; being gifted/picking up John Wick LE from factory
Host of Don's Pinball Podcast; attended Louisville Arcade Expo, played Bond 60th extensively, interviewed Spooky and Flippin' Out teams
Host of Don's Pinball Podcast; newly competitive pinball tournament player in central Wisconsin; podcast creator and pinball enthusiast
Host of Don's Pinball Podcast, collector, modder, pinball enthusiast sharing personal stories and machine maintenance experiences
Host of Don's Pinball Podcast; episode 8 host; arcade owner; home collector; building local pinball community
Host of Don's Pinball Podcast; pinball enthusiast and community commentator
Host of Don's Pinball Podcast (90 episodes); just reached 11.5 months, implementing tiered Patreon levels; planning Texas Pinball Festival booth with Sterling
Host/coordinator of new Silver Ball Syndicate podcast; runs Don's Pinball Podcast; recently played John Wick on live stream; competitive player with deep game analysis skills.
Host of Don's Pinball Podcast; pinball enthusiast and industry commentator; claims to receive unsolicited rumors via email
Host of Don's Pinball Podcast, pinball enthusiast, collector, content creator, seller of custom accessories (Jaws buckets)
Host of Don's Pinball Podcast; collector, operator, and custom part maker; focuses on joy and community engagement in pinball.
Host of Don's Pinball Podcast, pinball enthusiast, location scout, custom shooter rod vendor (Kong bananas).
Host of Don's Pinball Podcast; collector; factory visitor and game tester
Host of Don's Pinball Podcast; episode 179; speaks as industry observer with personal pinball experience
Pinball community figure. Recently acquired Pokemon LE through listener donation. Subject of Orville's envy regarding travel, theme park access, and collectible acquisitions.
Co-host of We Are Pinball; visited JJP factory for hands-on Avatar playtest; has extensive pinball collection; ordered Avatar CE
Pinball community figure; refused handshake with Kaneda despite attempted reconciliation; described as 'man of God'
Co-host of We Are Pinball; recent guest on Building Bridges tour
Podcast host of Don's Pinball Podcast, content creator, pinball enthusiast and collector based in central Wisconsin
Co-host of We Are Pinball and Don's Pinball Podcast; referenced as supportive of Genghis maintaining independent relationships; friend of Genghis
Host of Don's Pinball Podcast (220+ episodes); co-founder of WAP; attended Stern factory media event for John Wick; active Stern distributor and game collector who purchases and customizes premium games
Co-host of We Are Pinball podcast; currently on family vacation; returning to film John Wick LE unboxing episode
Host of Don's Pinball Podcast; pinball collector with 17 machines; first-hand account of Harry Potter pickup experience and gameplay impressions; provides industry analysis and comparison commentary.
Host of Don's Pinball Podcast; working in semi-official capacity at Spooky Pinball; transitioning employment from Wisconsin to Maine
Host of Don's Pinball Podcast; had interpersonal conflict with Orbital Albert that was resolved during this episode period
Newly hired by Spooky Pinball; host of Don's Pinball Podcast and WAP (We Are Pinball); assigned role involving design input, playtesting, and marketing support; works in Maine area 4-5 hours from Fredericton
Host of Don's Pinball Podcast with 217+ episodes; collector and podcaster who has developed close relationship with Spooky Pinball; started podcast around 2020 when 007 cornerstone dropped
Co-host of We Are Pinball podcast; appears to be the primary host/organizer
Podcast host of Don's Pinball Podcast who has recently joined Spooky Pinball as game designer/consultant; moved to Benton, Wisconsin; previously enthusiast consumer of Stern games
Pinball content creator; had disputes with Kaneda including accusations of content copying; Kaneda offers public apology midway through episode