Andrew Heighway claimed Queen pinball had code and artwork ready; coder later confirmed work hadn't started

Andrew Heighway never ordered stock from Pinball Life despite promising customers machines

My annual salary was £40,000-£45,000 but net take-home was approximately £25,000-£30,000 due to personal loans and credit card funding of company operations

Sabotage at Pinball Expo 2016 included theft of tools, a coordinated fraudulent bank account scam, and defamation campaigns that triggered the company's decline

Dave Sanders is the legal owner of the design rights to Full Throttle and Alien, and the investor group may be trying to sell Alien games they do not own

I will lose £25,000-£30,000 or more from the liquidation because the investor group refused to assume personal loan guarantees as promised

Owen Clipsham and Chris Kooleris directly contributed to customer cancellations through social media campaigns and I am seeking legal action against both

I never intentionally misled customers; I was overly optimistic about timelines and fell short of promises due to technical problems and resource constraints

The investor group had no intention of honoring financial commitments and planned to asset-strip and liquidate the company once the Alien license expired

Andrew Heighway sold controlling stake in June 2017 to investor group

Unrealistic timeframes promoted by Andrew Heighway financially crippled the company

Andrew Heighway denies Ponzi scheme allegations and states company owed him significant monies

Andrew Heighway is no longer employed by Highway Pinball and his email account is terminated

Andrew Heighway stated he is taking a break from the pinball hobby but not leaving it entirely

Andrew Heighway announced plans to start a pinball manufacturing business in July 2012

Investors plan to scale production to hundreds of games per month within coming months

New investor-led management structure is in place at Heighway Pinball

Andrew Heighway is no longer involved in any way with Heighway Pinball

Andrew Heighway is passionate about his work and responsive to client requests.

Andrew Heighway announced April release date for Alien Pinball

Heighway Pinball's development video for Alien Pinball was submitted to Fox for approval

Heighway Pinball designed and manufactured 251 promotional games in 4 months while competitors quoted 9 months

Factory production line will double from 30 metres in the coming week

Full Throttle prototype playfield shown at FestiFlip late 2013 was the same one shown at Berlin in early 2013, 8 months old

Supply chain management is a critical weakness that Heighway is addressing through vertical integration and in-house manufacturing

Heighway Pinball's business model requires releasing 3 games per year with 5-6 month overlapping development pipelines

Pinball industry is characterized by unbridled and unrealistic optimism about timelines

Full Throttle's goal is to re-define pinball, which requires prioritizing quality over speed

Client for promotional game contract is very happy with product quality and performance on location

Circe's Animal House required explanation to potential buyers and players, making it unsuitable as a first product

Whitewood testing indicated the game should have a faster-paced theme

Operators provided feedback that a more recognizable theme would be better

Full Throttle includes new toys, additional shots, and an extra ramp exit compared to Circe's Animal House

John Trudeau is returning to mainstream pinball manufacturing after several years out of the industry

Andrew Heighway founded Heighway Pinball and announced manufacturing plans in July 2012

Alien Pinball is Andrew Heighway's favorite movie adaptation, representing his personal passion for the Alien/Aliens franchise

Andrew Heighway has no further involvement with Heighway Pinball as of June 2017 and will not represent the company on forums or social media