Pinball is For Everyone #2

A sequel to Pinball is For Everyone #1, this zine covers basic tips at getting more social and personal enjoyment out of pinball: 

• how to get free games via replays and matched scores
• common pinball terminology that will help you learn any given pinball table much faster--e.g. what does it mean if I activate "video mode"?
• how to get involved in the pinball scene and start attending tournaments (NOTE: this info is somewhat personalized to the Seattle/northwest Washington state-area, as we have a local community website [and zine, actually!] known as Skill Shot.)
• unfolding the zine reveals one poster of my "Elements of Pinball" painting series

While all this information is searchable online, most people new to pinball, or not intending to get competitive, may not know that there even are techniques they could use to maximize the quality of their arcade dates and visits! This zine is the perfect size for cup holders commonly attached to pinball machines. As such, it is intended to be an accessible and easily understood entry point at any arcade or bar to "pinball insider knowledge" for players at all skill and interest levels.

Why am I paying money for this if this is a "free" guide? The "free" aspect comes in the form of this guide being distributed (freely) anywhere there is pinball. You are absolutely free (and encouraged to) distribute physical copies of this in your own community as you please!

If you want a physical zine mailed to you, send me a message on my site. 

B&W copies are $2 USD + shipping, full-color copies are $3 USD + shipping. It also comes with a download code for the digital/printable version here on itchio!

How to print and fold:

1. Set printing settings to one double-sided sheet (optimized for 8.5"x11" US letter paper) 
2. The settings "Fit to page" or "shrink oversized pages" will make sure the edges of the text aren't cut off!
3. Fold and cut the zine into a booklet; video demonstration here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OHYwtltebR0