As readers of this blog (and users of our site/apps) know, we are regularly making changes to things. Sometimes we remove a feature (remember the “share on social media that you made an update!” prompt? No? Well that’s why we removed it!), and sometimes we add a feature.

From 3.0.0 to 3.0.1. Just one sub-decimal point of an update. Doesn’t seem like much, does it? But numbers can be deceiving. In this post we’ll systematically unpack the inner suitcase of this update, delving into the details of what many will undoubtedly soon believe to be the greatest Pinball Map iOS update of all time.

Following hot on the heels of our release of version 3.0 of the Pinball Map iOS app is version 2.1 of the Android app!

Remember when the International Flipper Pinball Association released an API? We do, fondly. And we dunno if you noticed, but we’ve been using it on our site. (also, the IFPA website was made by one of our admins!!)

This is a follow-up to this blog post about pinball machine name standardization and why from our standpoint it’s annoying to have 4 different editions of a machine.