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NOTE: As at August 2024, Haggis Pinball is no longer operating!

Oh man, we have lots of fond memories playing Bally’s solid-state pinball machine, Centaur. When we heard that Haggis Pinball will be remaking this classic machine (as part of their partnership with Bally rights holder, Planetary Pinball Supply) in two guises, our interest not only piqued, but our heads collectively exploded with excitement!

So what is this Centaur we speak of? We’ll save you the trouble of writing a wall of text here, but let’s just say it is still a beloved pinball machine, which is revered the world over. Haggis Pinball is now bringing this 1981 pinball machine into the 21st century with cutting-edge enhancements, from original and new game code, full RGB general illumination, to dual apron LCD screens to keep track of your progress, explore exciting modes, and witness animations right at your area of focus. But wait there is more…. Of course there is more!

Haggis Pinball will be opening the pre-order doors next Wednesday, July 12 at 11am (AEST) where you can put down a deposit on two Centaur Revisited pinball machines:

Centaur™ Revisited: Beast Edition (limited to 250 machines) AU$15,000 (excluding GST); and

Centaur™ Revisited: Orblivion Edition (limited to 50 machines) AU$25,000 (excluding GST)

If Haggis Pinball’s Fathom Revisited is anything to go by, these two new Centaur Revisited machines will be AMAZING, and will no doubt sell out super quick!

PS: We want one !!!!!!!!!!!!

Beast Edition

Orblivion Edition

image source: Haggis Pinball

It is a proud day for us Australians when our very own pinball manufacturer, Haggis Pinball, takes on the might from the US with their brand new pinball release!

Hot on the heels of their maiden Celts pinball machine (Ed: which is ace!) is the newly announced Fathom Revisited, which comes in two trim levels; Classic and Mermaid Editions. The company is giving their Clan Haggis members first crack at these machines (till midnight April 28), and then the order banks will be thrown wide open.

With competitive pricing (Classic Edition $9,500 / Mermaid Edition $11,500), bulletproof build quality and revised game code, Haggis Pinball has just captured the imagination and attention of all pinball lovers around the world, us included!

What makes this new announcement even more intriguing is the fact that Haggis Pinball were successful in obtaining the licensing rights (from Planetary Pinball Supply) to (re)make 5 classic Bally pinball machines from the early 1980s, starting with Fathom. Since this business model of remakes has been proven successful by Chicago Gaming Company (CGC), Haggis Pinball has definitely scored a major coup.

With their build quality being top notch, Haggis Pinball is fast becoming the hot pinball manufacturer in the world. With their move to newer and larger premises and with a build capacity of 50 machines per month, they are definitely a force to be reckoned with in the pinball world.

For more information about Fathom Revisited, head to This Week In Pinball or listen to the latest Pinball Profile episode with Jeff Teolis and Damian Hartin (Haggis Pinball CEO).

PS: Read our interview with Haggis Pinball CEO, Damian Hartin from November 2019 right here.