One thing that wasn't touched on...

...is how they feel about video pinball.

To those interviewed, who have ready access to real tables, it's a non-issue. To those like me who aren't willing to drive two hours to find a random assortment of tables at a family restaurant, it's important! Playing pinball on video game consoles is the closest thing I have at the moment and I love them, limited as they may be in a tactile way.

I would like to think that the people in the doc and those who made it would at least applaud the efforts of the companies who are trying to keep pinball alive, even if it's in a virtual world. :p