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Even today "most" people do not even realize that pinball machines are still being produced...and we are in a mini-boom.
The current rate of production won't last. The industry itself may or may not last another 20+ years.....but the hobby will. It will shrink to a "core" group of enthusiasts....but it will survive for the foreseeable.
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