There are nearly 150 games registered by private owners. There will be a flurry during the 10 days we have before the show (there always is). This does not count scores of games that are vendor games and will be also set up to play. This does not count games that staff will bring, which could number as many as 30-40 more. Please don't ask for a list of registered games. I take all the registrations, and am a volunteer. I don't have the time to type out a list. Another reason for not publishing a list is that there is constant flux. Folks register games, sell them before the show, and substitute another game. If I create a list, and you come looking for a certain game that never shows up, then we have the complaints beginning. We have no control over what folks bring to the show. I will say that the current list has great titles from every pinball era. Last year, we had more than 250 games on the floor (from all sources) by closing time on Friday evening, and a few more games came in on Saturday.

Those of you who have procrastinated regarding game registrations - please get them in ASAP!
Pinfest is shaping up to be excellent.

Harry Irvin

By the way - the list I am referring to is not the spreadsheet. This is created by folks not involved with the show. Some games on the spreadsheet are registered for the freeplay area, but many are not.

Harry Irvin