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OCTOBER 2025 PINCAST
Pinball News
October always brings a ton of news and new game announcements, and this year is no different. So, Martin from Pinball News and Jonathan from Pinball Magazine are back to bring you all the details in the latest Pinball Industry News PINcast.
October 2025 PINcast
Pinball Expo dominates the news, of course, with a new game reveal at the show and multiple announcements about the imminent reveal of more new titles.
Barrels of Fun turned their new team member announcement into a new game reveal, with four Winchester Mystery House machines set up to play at Pinball Expo, even though they had already sold out all 525 units within a day of them going on sale.
Meanwhile, Spooky Pinball, Dutch Pinball Exclusive and HEXA Pinball all announced details of their next releases, even if they weren’t quite ready to show them yet.
Stern Pinball gave their Inside Connected All Access a boost, introducing new home leaderboards, free or discounted shipping, a factory tour and other perks for the $99 annual subscription.
Multimorphic announced a new team role for their favourite streamer, just as their Portal game started shipping with feature-complete code. Spooky Pinball also announced a new programmer as they complete a month of weekly code updates.
Along with announcing the next DPX title and updating everyone on production of Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, company head Melvin revealed a series of character sculpts produced in collaboration with The Art of Pinball and Planetary Pinball Supply.
One of those sculpts is the Martian from Attack from Mars, originally created by pinball artist and new Pinball Expo Hall of Fame inductee, Doug Watson. At Expo, Doug got the chance to check out the new model of his creation and give his reaction.
Before that though, he was the guest on the What’s Cooking? With… segment, describing his preferred method of cooking salmon and asparagus.
There much more news this month, with new code and new rumours from Jersey Jack Pinball, the new games being shown on the American Pinball stand at Expo, what Wonderland Amusements brought to the show, the latest developments with the Lost in Space game, developments in the Deeproot prosecution, and a look ahead to November’s Dutch Pinball Open Expo where, alongside Martin and Jonathan with their prize quiz, Steve Ritchie and Jack Danger are two of the confirmed special guests.
There’s all this and much more in this latest packed PINcast episode covering all the excitement in the pinball world throughout October.
Click below to play this month’s PINcast, or visit the PINcast library for this and all the previous editions.
You can also visit the Pinball Industry News PINcast page on Spotify to stream or download this and all 96 previous episodes, and subscribe to get automatic notifications of future editions.
October 2025 PINcast
With so much news coming out of Pinball Expo and several new game reveals coming soon, join Martin and Jonathan each month to guarantee you don’t miss any of the excitement.
After all, it’s the podcast the pinball industry listens to.
Continue reading...
Pinball News
October always brings a ton of news and new game announcements, and this year is no different. So, Martin from Pinball News and Jonathan from Pinball Magazine are back to bring you all the details in the latest Pinball Industry News PINcast.
October 2025 PINcast
Pinball Expo dominates the news, of course, with a new game reveal at the show and multiple announcements about the imminent reveal of more new titles.
Barrels of Fun turned their new team member announcement into a new game reveal, with four Winchester Mystery House machines set up to play at Pinball Expo, even though they had already sold out all 525 units within a day of them going on sale.
Meanwhile, Spooky Pinball, Dutch Pinball Exclusive and HEXA Pinball all announced details of their next releases, even if they weren’t quite ready to show them yet.
Stern Pinball gave their Inside Connected All Access a boost, introducing new home leaderboards, free or discounted shipping, a factory tour and other perks for the $99 annual subscription.
Multimorphic announced a new team role for their favourite streamer, just as their Portal game started shipping with feature-complete code. Spooky Pinball also announced a new programmer as they complete a month of weekly code updates.
Along with announcing the next DPX title and updating everyone on production of Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, company head Melvin revealed a series of character sculpts produced in collaboration with The Art of Pinball and Planetary Pinball Supply.
One of those sculpts is the Martian from Attack from Mars, originally created by pinball artist and new Pinball Expo Hall of Fame inductee, Doug Watson. At Expo, Doug got the chance to check out the new model of his creation and give his reaction.
Before that though, he was the guest on the What’s Cooking? With… segment, describing his preferred method of cooking salmon and asparagus.
There much more news this month, with new code and new rumours from Jersey Jack Pinball, the new games being shown on the American Pinball stand at Expo, what Wonderland Amusements brought to the show, the latest developments with the Lost in Space game, developments in the Deeproot prosecution, and a look ahead to November’s Dutch Pinball Open Expo where, alongside Martin and Jonathan with their prize quiz, Steve Ritchie and Jack Danger are two of the confirmed special guests.
There’s all this and much more in this latest packed PINcast episode covering all the excitement in the pinball world throughout October.
Click below to play this month’s PINcast, or visit the PINcast library for this and all the previous editions.
You can also visit the Pinball Industry News PINcast page on Spotify to stream or download this and all 96 previous episodes, and subscribe to get automatic notifications of future editions.
October 2025 PINcast
With so much news coming out of Pinball Expo and several new game reveals coming soon, join Martin and Jonathan each month to guarantee you don’t miss any of the excitement.
After all, it’s the podcast the pinball industry listens to.
Continue reading...
