If you're a regular subscriber of our newsletter, This Week in Pinball, you've likely read our teasers for the Scorbit & Kineticist Pinball Media Mixer 3 at Pinball Expo. Paid supporters (we offer a range of tiers to suit your needs) got an early jump on registering, and we're almost 50% sold out after a couple of days. Today, we’re opening up registration to the rest of the community.
This year, we're excited to partner with our longtime friends Scorbit to make this already fun event even more fun for everyone who joins us.
How much more fun can it get? Well, how about free entry? More drink tickets? Games on free play? Or a special tournament with a $1,000 prize pool? How about a rousing game of Stall Ball hosted by community favorite Glenn Waechter?
We’ll have the usual food, prizes, and casual community vibes, of course, but this year is shaping up to be a little extra special thanks to Scorbit.
Not sure what to expect at a Pinball Media Mixer? Here’s a recap of Pinball Media Mixer 2.0 from last year.
Secure your spot today with a free RSVP on our handy event site. You don’t even have to be a Pinball Media member to attend!
About Pinball Media Mixer 3
- What: Scorbit & Kineticist Pinball Media Mixer 3
- When: Thursday, October 16, 2025 from 6pm - 9pm
- Where: Enterrium, 2 Woodfield Mall Unit A, Schaumburg, IL 60173
- Why: Because it’s fun to play pinball and party with you.
- Tickets: https://events.kineticist.com/events/kineticist/1866400
Colin is the chief pixel pusher at Kineticist. He's a lifetime gamer who became enamored with pinball after taking in a family copy of the 1979 classic Joker Poker (the EM version). Since then he's bought, sold and repaired many machines, competed in all kinds of tournaments, and contributes to This Week in Pinball, the New England Pinball League, and Pin-Masters of New England. Previously, Colin spent over a decade working in marketing for agencies and tech startups. He also started and ran a music blog, happy hour website, and wrote a regular craft beer review column for Central Track in Dallas. Once aspired to be an artsy film director.
