Relax, tongue firmly in cheek. Will admit being curious about the future of pinball and this OrbisResearch findings, but then made the mistake of clicking through to see how much it would cost to buy this report.
Before clicking out, perhaps chuckling or scoffing, check out the teaser article page here – and/or stay for the free predictions you know are coming: https://glasgowwestend.today/pinball-machines-market-2023-2031-business-insights-and-leading-brands-american-pinball-stern-pinball-spooky-pinball-quetzal-pinball-homepin-phenix-pinball-french-company-penny-k-pinball-chi/ which name drops the current landscape of pinball companies like a pack of mosquitoes in a blood bag orgy:
No idea who OrbisResearch is, but they do have some high brow clients and according to ZoomInfo, they are located in India and have 147 employees as of this writing. They seem like no small time operation, that’s for sure. Certainly not just an old guy who loves pinball with a small group of friends that love to play games and chase scores. So, take what you will from this very obvious op-ed piece that was minimally researched .
Now, for real value fun, let’s make a few totally free predictions about where pinbal is going in the next 10 years and, health willing, we can look back in 2031 and see how correct this might be:
Was a prediction missed? Do you have something to predict pinball-related in 2031? Pull out your Ouija boards, read the palms, drop by your favorite fortune teller, or use whatever other prognosticating tools are at your disposal in the comments below. Stand and be counted. It’s OK to be wrong. And laugh a little. Now go score chase some pins, we have dozens of them featured on our PGM iScored.
Bob