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Chris played 78 machines at Museum of Pinball, reviews modern/rare pins, praises Zen recreations.

Chris attended It Never Drains tournament at the Museum of Pinball in Southern California, where he played 78+ different pinball machines across 10 hours. He provides detailed commentary on modern games (Stern, Spooky, Jersey Jack, HomePin), rare machines (Highway Pinball's Alien, Houdini), and compares physical machines to Zen pinball digital recreations. Key takeaways: Spooky's games don't appeal to him despite understanding their appeal; Zen has nailed their Williams recreations; Highway Pinball's Alien is thematically strong but lacks story progression compared to Zen's version; Star Wars (Premium)/LE is more playable than Pro version; TNA remains compulsively engaging despite simple layout. Also discussed: Arcuda's cabinet production timeline and Touch Wizard Android bartop announcement.