Pinball: A Lesson in Staying Relevant
According to the Strong National Museum of Play, pinball can be traced back to the 18th century, to a game called bagatelle. The latter, a French invention, bears a passing resemblance to the modern game, but its constructed entirely of wood, with no lights or wires anywhere. Hundreds of years since bagatelle became pinball, the game represents a lesson in how to stay relevant. Its changed its identity many times, following technological trends in step with movies, gaming, music, and [] The post Pinball: A Lesson in Staying Relevant appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
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