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The MINIBOSS: A New MULTIBALL tournament, organized by Myriad Pinball, took place on May 28, 2024, at the vibrant venue Miniboss. With 21 skilled players competing over four intense rounds, the event culminated in an exciting final round that kept everyone on their toes. The competition was fierce, and the atmosphere was electric, fitting perfectly with the few clouds overhead.
One of the standout moments from the tournament was the epic showdown in Round 1 on the Attack From Mars (Remake LE) pinball machine by Chicago Gaming. This game, known for its thrilling alien invasion theme, saw players battling it out for an incredible 80 minutes. The tension was palpable as Jonathan Hsiao emerged victorious, showcasing his strategic prowess and pinball wizardry. Close behind him was Jaclyn Tingco-Graham from Monterey, followed by Tim Hansen from Sunnyvale, and Lawrence Aguiar from Redwood City. The battle against the Martian invaders was truly one for the books!
The tournament concluded with a spectacular display of skill and dedication. Jonathan Hsiao claimed the top spot, adding another victory to his impressive record of 10 IFPA events. Tim Hansen from Sunnyvale secured second place, demonstrating why he’s ranked 32nd in the IFPA with a whopping 194 events under his belt. Lawrence Aguiar from Redwood City took third, proving his mettle with 79 events. Jaclyn Tingco-Graham from Monterey rounded out the top four, showing their consistent performance across 89 events.
The tournament featured a stellar lineup of 12 pinball machines, each offering unique challenges and entertainment. Here are some highlights:
Located at 52 E Santa Clara St, San Jose, CA, Miniboss provided the perfect setting for the tournament. The atmosphere was a delightful blend of merry and nerdy fun, with a touch of nostalgia. Known for its Miracle Pop-up Christmas Bar, Miniboss ensured a seamless and enjoyable experience for all attendees, from quick entry to open gaming. The lively crowd added to the overall charm, making it a top choice for pinball enthusiasts and bar-goers alike.
The tournament showcased some of California’s finest pinball talent. Here are the current IFPA California Pinball Top 10 standings:
| Rank | Player Name | City | Wppr Points |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Tim Hansen | Sunnyvale | 725.91 |
| 2 | Nic Stein | Davis | 681.24 |
| 3 | Germain Mariolle | Redmond | 592.61 |
| 4 | Daniele Celestino Acciari | Rocca di Papa | 566.83 |
| 5 | Escher Lefkoff | 558.69 | |
| 6 | Arvid Flygare | Lund | 542.56 |
| 7 | Luke Nahorniak | Lonsdale | 500.69 |
| 8 | Viggo Löwgren | Furulund | 466.36 |
| 9 | Andrei Massenkoff | San Francisco | 453.5 |
| 10 | Sean Irby | Seattle | 433.85 |
A big thank you to Myriad Pinball and Miniboss for hosting such an incredible event. Stay tuned for more thrilling updates from the pinball world! Keep flipping and may your scores be high!
On the cool evening of April 16, 2024, the vibrant Miniboss arcade in San Jose, California, played host to the electrifying “MINBOSS and the MULTIBALL Crusade” pinball tournament. Orchestrated by Myriad Pinball, this event featured 27 competitive players engaging in a fast-paced format of 4 rounds, followed by a top-4 finals showdown across three games. The tournament was a whirlwind of excitement, wrapping up in just under two hours amid broken clouds and mild 66°F weather.
The tournament’s most intense battle erupted over Stern’s Black Knight: Sword of Rage (Pro) during the first round. This grueling game extended to an extraordinary 70 minutes as players clashed with the game’s notorious challenges and relentless pace. Lawrence Aguiar from Redwood City emerged victorious in this epic standoff, setting a high standard for skill and endurance early in the competition.
As the final flippers fell, the top players emerged:
Miniboss featured a stellar lineup of 12 pinball machines, offering both classic designs and modern mechanics:
MINIBOSS, located at 52 E Santa Clara St, is more than just an arcade; it’s a retreat that combines gaming with great drinks, delicious food, and excellent service. With free game nights on Thursdays and happy hours offering superb deals, Miniboss is a must-visit for anyone looking to relax, play, and enjoy some quality time.
A huge thanks to Richard Godwin and the team at Myriad Pinball for organizing such a thrilling event, and to MINIBOSS for providing an outstanding venue. These tournaments highlight the thriving pinball community and the joy and competition it brings.