Vector Pinball

Vector Pinball is an Australian pinball manufacturer based in Brisbane, Queensland, run by owner Jason McNally alongside his son Blake. McNally spent decades repairing, restoring, and selling used pinball machines before the operation began building new, commercial-grade machines to order in 2016 under a custom-pinball arm of the business. In 2023 the team decided to move into producing its own original title at scale, releasing Eight Ball Fury the following year — an eight-ball-themed solid-state machine built in what Vector calls a "Retro-Classic" cabinet style, limited to 50 units.

In 2025 the company followed with two licensed titles built on a shared playfield: Peter Brock "King of the Mountain," honoring the Australian touring-car driver across Torana and VK Commodore editions, and Holden Heritage, both drawing on Australian motorsport and automotive themes. Vector Pinball has since added further titles, including Ned Kelly and Lost in Space, and continues to offer custom and branded machine builds for outside clients alongside its own releases, shipping internationally as of 2026.