The Midwest Gaming Classic is proud to announce ITT Technical Institute in Greenfield, WI as our newest sponsor! The Midwest Gaming Classic is proud to announce ITT Technical Institute in Greenfield, WI as our newest sponsor! ITT Educational Services, Inc. is a leading private college system focused on technology-oriented programs of study. It operates over 105 ITT Technical Institutes in 37 states which predominantly provide career-focused, degree programs to approximately 70,000 students.

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ITT Technical Institute in Greenfield Wisconsin Sponsors the MGC!

Dennis Nordman, John Trudeau, Mark Bakula and Don Caldwell are ready to speak about the silver ball! The Midwest Gaming Classic is always a great place to hear speakers talk about classic topics.  Whether it is talking about how electronic gaming started or what it is like today, speakers at the Midwest Gaming Classic are always a highlight of the weekend.

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Pinball Speakers Announced

Dennis Nordman, the man behind games like Pirates of the Caribbean and Elvira’s Scared Stiff will be on had at this year’s Midwest Gaming Classic to talk about the design and creation of his games! Dennis Nordman was brought into the pinball world after showing Bally a cabinet design that he had created, and ended up designing games, starting with the spectacular Special Force in 1986.  Over the next 10 years, he designed many of the other beloved Bally and Williams titles of the day. In 2005, Dennis Nordman made his return to pinball with Pirates of the Caribbean, a spectacular title for Stern Pinball.  He also designed Wheel of Fortune, another great Stern game. Dennis will be on hand at this year’s Midwest Gaming Classic to talk about what it was like to join Bally and design games in the heyday of pinball, as well as discuss his recent successful games for Stern Pinball.  You won’t want to miss him!

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Pinball Designer Dennis Nordman to Speak