Explain how modern game complexity works, from stacking multiballs to triggering high-score modes.

The space-saving benefits of digital tables and the lower maintenance costs compared to electro-mechanical parts.

Mention the typical PC requirements (usually Windows-based) needed to run popular software like Visual Pinball.

Break down fundamental techniques like flipping, aiming, and the controversial art of "nudging" to prevent ball drains.

Highlight home-scale options like the Arcade1Up Williams Bally Pinball for those not ready for a full DIY build.