I'd say none of your games are pinball. Pinball games games were made in the 1930s. Once tried explaining to my European cousin that I had a pinball machine. He didn't know what I was talking about until he realised that in his language they are called 'flippers'. The Europeans have it correct: Pinball games have pins to divert the ball as it roles down the game. Flipper games have flippers to hit the ball up the play field.
So the European answer is you games are flipper games. You have flippers and no pins.
...But I'd say the world outside Europe would call your games EM Arcade.
