
Jack Guarnieri, founder of Jersey Jack Pinball, began his career as a teenage repair technician in the bustling arcades of the 1970s and 80s. His mechanical expertise grew alongside the industry’s shift from electromechanical to solid-state technology, giving him a rare, holistic view of pinball’s past and potential. In 1999, he launched PinballSales.com, an early online venture that connected collectors and fans across the country, foreshadowing his later efforts to rejuvenate the industry.
Guarnieri officially made waves in 2011 by establishing Jersey Jack Pinball, a company dedicated to bridging traditional pinball appeal with modern innovations. The debut machine, The Wizard of Oz, exemplified his forward-thinking approach, showcasing full LED lighting, a vibrant LCD screen, and lavish playfield features. In turn, Guarnieri’s creations inspired a larger pinball resurgence, attracting fresh fans and pushing other manufacturers to embrace new technologies. Through a dedication to both heritage and progress, Jack Guarnieri has cemented himself as one of the driving forces behind pinball’s twenty-first-century renaissance.

A follow-up to the Harry Potter AI artwork controversy, plus new comments from Jack Guarnieri.

Just when it seemed the Harry Potter launch from Jersey Jack Pinball couldn’t get more controversial, on Sunday, a previously unknown pinball enthusiast broke open what could wind up being the biggest pinball scandal of the year.

Everything we know so far about Jersey Jack's latest game, Harry Potter pinball.

This is something that would normally be shared in a weekly TWIP update, but since I'm still working on moving some of those pieces around and getting TWIP set up on a new platform, it's going to go here for now!

Connected pinball startup Scorbit launches new partnership with Chicago Gaming Company.

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Interview with Jack Guarnieri, the founder of Jersey Jack Pinball.
Topics included the state of the pinball industry, the state of JJP, and other various topics.
We discuss the design and creation of the 2017 DIALED IN pinball machine along with a few other pinball goodies! :) Hangin' in the Gameroom #12! Shot December 2017 Edited April 2018 (Host: Chris Bucci, www.buccisarcade.com)
