The curious story of Magic Girl, the would-be greatest pinball machine of all time

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You’ve never seen a game like Magic Girl before—and unless you’re a serious pinball fanatic with cash to burn, you probably never will. The machine costs $16,000, and most are in private hands. The artwork is all custom, created and drawn by renowned pinball artists instead of copied and pasted from TV or movies.

Today, there are two dozen or so Magic Girl machines out in the wild. The exact number varies depending on who you ask and whether or not you count prototypes. But there’s no doubt about the surplus of angry customers and lawsuits.

I had no idea the world of pinball game creation could be so full of intrigue and drama.



3 thoughts on “The curious story of Magic Girl, the would-be greatest pinball machine of all time”

  1. I’ve loved pinball since high school, but boards that are cluttered with a hash of distracting art have never made the game more fun for me.

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