Meet the Pinball wizards, whose love of the game runs deep

Pinball wizards At the fourth annual Ontario Pinfest event, an appreciation for the classic game runs across generations STORY & VISUALS BY KEITO NEWMAN STAYNER, ONT. THE GLOBE AND MAIL PUBLISHED 43 MINUTES AGO COMMENTS SHARE SAVE FOR LATER Packed into a barn at the Great Northern Exhibition Fairground in Stayner Ont., close to 100 pinball machines clank, ping and sing in an echoing chorus. The earliest one dates to the 1930s; the newest is a Pokémon game released only a few months ago. Pinball machines are often described as a world under glass – intricately placed ramps, bumpers, targets…