Spooky’s licensing partnership with Warner Bros. started in the late 2010s and was responsible for them getting the rights to some of the most lucrative licenses in pinball history. The “boo-tique” pinball company, fresh off the heels of Evil Dead, just announced their next machine after a teaser released last month. The company’s experimental releases and gimmicks continue with the announcement of their next Warner Bros. collaboration in .
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