List of pinball manufacturers
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This is a partial list of pinball manufacturers of past and present organized alphabetically by name. The article only includes producers of pinball machines at least in a small series which excludes makers of single unit custom pinball machines.
Present
- American Pinball (founded 2015)[1]
- Barrels of Fun (founded 2021)[2]
- Chicago Gaming Company (founded 2001)[3]
- Dutch Pinball (founded 2010)[4]
- Hexa Pinball (founded 2023)[4]
- Homepin Taiwan Co. Ltd. (founded 2013)[5]
- Jersey Jack Pinball (founded 2011)[6]
- Multimorphic Inc (founded 2009)[7]
- Pawlowski Pinball (founded 2023)[8]
- Pedretti Gaming (founded 1976; pinball manufacturing 2024)[9]
- Euro Pinball Corp (a co-venture with Pinball Brothers that manufactures their machines; founded 2023)[10]
- Phenix Pinball (founded 2018)[4]
- Pinball Adventures (founded 2018)[8]
- Pinball Brothers (founded 2018)[4]
- Euro Pinball Corp (a co-venture with Pedretti Gaming that manufactures their machines; founded 2023)[10]
- Quetzal Pinball (founded 2012)[4]
- Spooky Pinball (founded 2013)[11]
- Stern Pinball (founded 1999)[12]
- As DataEast (1986-1994)
- As Sega Pinball (1994-1999)
- Team Pinball (founded 2018)[4]
- TiltBob Pinball (founded 2023)[13]
- Turner Pinball (founded 2022)[14]
- Vector Pinball (founded 2022)
- Wonderland Amusements (founded 2024)[15]
Past
- A. Hankin & Company (1978-1980)[16]
- Allied Leisure
- Alvin G & Co. (1991-1994)[17]
- Astro Games
- Atari (pinball manufacturing 1976-1979)[18]
- Automatic Industries Inc. (1931-1936)[19]
- Bally Manufacturing (1932-1988)[6]
- Bill Port (1976-1982)[20]
- Capcom Coin-Op, a subsidiary of Capcom
- Centro Matic
- Coffee-Mat
- Chicago Coin (1932-1976; assets sold to Stern Electronics, Inc.)[12]
- Data East (1986-1994; sold to Sega Pinball)[12]
- deeproot (2015-2021)[21][22] (note: no pinball machine was ever produced)
- Exhibit Supply Company (1901-1979; pinball manufacturing 1932-1957)[23]
- Fascination Int., Inc (Allied Leisure)
- Game Plan
- Genco (1931-1958)[24]
- Gottlieb (1927-1996)[6]
- Haggis Pinball (2021-2024)[25]
- Heighway Pinball (2012-2018)[4]
- Inder (1971-1993)[26]
- InterFlip/Recreativos Franco
- J.H. Keeney & Co.
- Jennings & Company
- Jeutel (pinball manufacturing 1982-1986)[27]
- LTD of Brazil
- MAC S.A.
- Nordamatic
- Nuova Bell/Bell Games
- Maresa (1960-1976)[28]
- MarsaPlay (2010-2013)[29]
- Mirco Games[30]
- Midway Games
- Peyper (1977-1994)[28]
- Pinstar
- Playmatic
- Rally (sometimes known as Rally Play) (1961-1969)[31][32][33]
- Petaco[28]
- As Petaco (domestic brand name) (1962-1992)
- As Recel (international brand name) (1971-1996)
- As Sleic (1992-1996)
- Ripepi
- Sega Pinball (1994-1999; sold to Stern Pinball)[12]
- Sega, S.A. SONIC
- Spinball S.A.L.
- Stern Electronics (1976-1985)[12]
- SunCoast Pinball
- Taito of Brazil (1972-1985)[34]
- Talleres del Llobregat (estimated 1960s-1973)[28]
- tecnoplay
- The Valley Company
- United Manufacturing
- Viza
- WhizBang Pinball (2011-2017)[35][36]
- Wico
- Williams Electronics / WMS Industries (1943-1999)[6]
- Zaccaria (1974-1988)[37]
- As Mr. Game (1988-1990)[38]
- Zidware (2011-2017)[39]