Rush are the latest legendary rock band to get their own pinball machine. Stern Pinball announced that their first machine of 2022 will be themed around the iconic prog act, sharing a short teaser ...

The post Rush Pinball Machines Officially Unveiled: Watch Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson Record Dialogue appeared first on Consequence. Stern Pinball has unveiled its new Rush machines, including ...

The Rush theme extends to some of the tricks and goals found in the game itself, though, and that’s what makes this trailer important. You can actually get an idea of how the game itself will play.

Rock star, pinball player: Ed Robertson, seen here playing a 2014 Barenaked Ladies gig in Napa, Calif., helped design Stern Pinball's new Rush-themed game after a phone call from Rush frontman ...

The owner of Uptown Village’s Thirsty Sasquatch and 3 Howls Remedy House, Brandon Rush, is opening his third restaurant, a ...

A Rush pinball machine based on the Canadian prog-rock heroes is on the way from Stern Pinball, as was announced by the game maker last week. But now (as of Jan. 4), a video showing the game has ...

Stern Pinball has officially announced its first new machine of 2022, and it’s exciting news for fans of a certain Canadian power trio. Yep, Rush are the stars of the next Stern pin. The latest ...

Rush music and iconography will be celebrated in an upcoming pinball machine.. While no release date is currently available, Stern Pinball announced they will virtually showcase the product at the ...

Stern announced the three Rush machines — Pro, Premium and Limited Edition models, priced $6,899-$11,099 — during early January and premiered them at the Consumer Electronic Show (CES) in Las ...

I grew up with pinball and the kind of titles that Stern celebrates: “Lord of the Rings” and Rush and Godzilla and Iron Maiden. And they are always looking for more IP. Whatever’s hot and ...

Stern's Rush pinball machines, reflect the energy, excitement, and experience of a live Rush concert. In this epic music pinball adventure, players will travel with Rush through time.

Parnell Lutz opens the Rush pinball machine at Average Joe’s Pub. Jed Carlson / Superior Telegram Both Average Joe’s, which has five machines, and The Rex, which has two, are owned by Mike Lemon.