Stern game with multiple model tiers (Pro/Premium); owned/previously owned by Tony; fun layout praised

Stern Pinball machine; speaker's first new-in-box game; deeply valued for ruleset depth

Pinball machine used as hole 5 in pin golf tournament; 35 million target score; plays differently on LE vs Pro versions

First game in pin golf rotation; 35 million target score; features multiball stacking, modes, locks, and ramps

Premium pinball machine at tournament; featured prominently in Day 2 gameplay; 35 million par target; noted for lack of ball save and lock mechanism issues

Heavy Stern game; Scott chose it over as alternative to lighter games; example of weight-related injury risk

Stern pinball machine; cited as competitor to Elton John with superior warp ramp shot (92% of perfection)

Solid state pinball machine used in tournament finals; noted for fair tilt settings; Colin Macalpine and Jack Danger's opening game in group 1

Pinball machine; both Eric and Martin own versions (Premium/LE); used in heads-up ICR stream with custom handicaps

Pinball machine in tournament lineup

The primary game discussed throughout the stream; Five Year Mission is its main wizard mode

Recently acquired by Chris Bucci (nearly new in box); known for significant airball issues; warp ramp end prone to airball generation; Chris modified post rubber with sleeve rubber to reduce airball frequency

Steve Ritchie design by Stern; featured in Star Wars vs. Star Trek comparison segment; praised for smooth gameplay, fatter shots, repeatable warp ramp, and light show; criticized for easy difficulty and blurred rules

Upcoming or recently announced pinball machine based on Star Trek IP by Stern Pinball

Pinball machine featured in tournament play; reportedly had issues during event setup

Pinball machine recently mentioned by George as being very enjoyable; now located at Christine's house; George planning to stream it.

Limited Edition pinball machine by Stern; primary focus of gameplay stream, includes modes like Nero 1-3, Prime Directive, Space Jump, Save the Enterprise

Stern pinball machine with recent code update including medals system

Referenced as comparison for upper flipper loop satisfaction; Warp 9.8/9.9 mode comparison with Godzilla PRO

Stern pinball machine used for the battle; George owns a physical LE, Frisco plays virtual version with End Fozzy physics

Stern Pinball machine featured at the event; praised for theme, gameplay speed, multiballs, and lighting

Referenced for shallow left ramp mechanics similar to Hobbit; allows unusual shots from upper right flipper

Referenced as a comparison for hype/queue lines; mentioned as a prior Stern blockbuster

Licensed Star Trek-themed pinball machine by Stern Pinball featuring TNG characters and references

Stern Star Trek Pro pinball; replaced South Park at Fanny Ann's; moved from Wicked West when location closed; well-maintained at current location

Stern pinball machine, Steve Ritchie design, referenced for warp ramp and layout signature

Game in Finger Lakes tournament; Eric Russell scored 370 million points in quarterfinals; featured in finals tiebreaker game selection

Stern pinball with minimal artwork; hosts criticize as rushed/incomplete despite fun gameplay by Steve Ritchie

Stern game from same era as Walking Dead, referenced as part of strong output period

Bally pinball machine restored in Newton area by Dave and another technician (Keith Elwin mentioned), requiring full service and delivery to Woods Hole.

Stern Pinball machine; designed by Steve Ritchie based on Star Trek reboot films; Thiel composed original Star Trek-themed music rather than licensing film score; deeply emotionally significant to him as a lifelong Trekkie

First pinball game Jon played; described as getting his 'beak wet' before Lord of the Rings obsession

Stern Pinball game; Jason owns Elite version at home; serves as reference point for visual and audio design comparisons

Potential pinball remaster Don would be interested in

Stern pinball game featured in championship finals, has modes including Narrow, Prime Directive, Space Jump, Super Ramps, described as more controllable and Papa Duke friendly

Pinball machine in George's collection

Referenced as prior example of upper loop shot implementation

Pinball machine in tournament lineup; used in matches; referenced for gameplay mechanics comparison

Machine at Cameron Silver Ball Saloon that experienced malfunction during tournament play before finals

Pinball machine compared favorably to Ghostbusters; noted for inclusion of toys/physical features

Pinball machine used in finals with 35 million point target score; features prime directive, klingon locks, away team modes

Mentioned in context of Stern game updates or releases not included in recent code updates

Game offered by Johnny Pinball that Karl is considering acquiring

Pinball machine used in tournament sudden death playoff, shooter-focused game with mission modes and spinner

Classic pinball game referenced for warp target mechanic comparison to Dialed In! center shot technique

Stern pinball machine used in tournament; known for challenging lock shots and popular among tournament players

Stern pinball machine featured in tournament finals; noted for tight tilt, floaty ball, and complex modes

Pinball machine player has not yet documented on stream

Pinball machine potentially in tournament setup, hosts uncertain if coverage will focus on this or Game of Thrones

Williams pinball game with backglass artwork by O'Connor; underwent significant revision when Paramount switched uniforms for movie release and requested removal of phaser violence

Stern game designed by Ritchie with collaborative team including Wei-Sheng Wesley Chang on programming

Machine mentioned as housing Beatles-themed and Hot Wheels placements at Saint Louis hospital

Pinball machine owned by host for two weeks before catastrophic coil failure and replacement

Pinball machine; part of George's collection

Available at Endo Brewing in LE version

Iron Pinball pinball machine with Star Trek theme

Pinball machine by Iron Pinball featuring Star Trek IP

Pro edition pinball machine being played throughout the stream; George attempts Enterprise Amok wizard mode and double captain's chair achievement

Pinball machine being played; wizard mode (Enterprise Amok) demonstrated

Available in streaming lineup

Mentioned as a real pinball machine host currently owns for Friday streams

Stern machine used as comparison point for intuitive shot selection and code clarity

Limited Edition pinball machine being streamed; features warp ramp, away team shots, Destroy the Drill modes, Nero multiball, and Star Trek IP theming

Recent Stern pinball title referenced as having strong code implementation and player experience; Greg expressed positive ownership experience

Pinball game title featured in tutorial covering double scoring mechanics

Stern pinball machine being streamed and played; Pro model with recent plastics, rubbers, and mod installations

Star Trek pinball machine by Iron Pinball

Referenced as comparison point for mode-start mechanics; mentioned in context of combo potential

Referenced for smooth ramp gameplay comparison to Dialed In!

Stern Pinball machine cited as one of only other games with shooting satisfaction comparable to Metallica; has better flow but equally satisfying shots.

Bright, appealing pinball game; cited as example of successful route placement due to bright visual design that attracts new players

Stern Pinball release; Kaneda cites as one of Ritchie's last successful games alongside AC/DC Premium

Layout mechanic throwback referenced in Guardians orb shot design

Pinball machine mentioned as having superior playfield artwork design compared to Tron Legacy

Referenced as example of effective disco ball implementation that hosts hope Deadpool will match

#4 ranked; designed by Steve Ritchie; features warp ramp with perfect geometry and lighting; hosts identify this as most memorable feature

Stern Pinball machine; Premium Edition compared against Star Wars and Spider-Man Vault

#1 ranked shot: warp ramp (repeatable, smooth, tells player shot count); Steve Ritchie design praised for aggressive feel

Stern Pinball machine (Steve Ritchie design) ranked #4 by Zach; discussed in Premium/LE variant preference

Referenced Steve Ritchie design with third flipper mechanic; used as comparison for combo flow and ramp smoothness

Used as comparison for early solid-state game quality

Position 10; Stern Pinball; designer Steve Ritchie; praised for smooth shots, theme integration, cabinet aesthetics; recommended for new players

Stern Pinball title; polished/bug-fix update coming

Stern pinball game cited as example of design encouraging risky on-the-fly shooting with 2X combat shot bonus

Stern Pinball machine referenced as example of early launch code issues; mentioned as recently receiving a code update

Stern game with new code update featuring away team mechanics and medal scoring system

Machine Fred played at previous night's Brixey location

Stern pinball machine that received new code update approximately one month before stream date

Pinball machine with Next Generation version featuring launchers/cannons; recently updated with code fixes

Pinball machine where Ben Vigent reports current best performance relative to other titles

Mentioned as potentially good for beginners; hosts express mixed opinions on difficulty

Stern pinball machine; recently updated with new code featuring metal badge system

Pinball machine with similar layout to Spider-Man; designed by Steve Ritchie

Pinball machine used in tournament; experienced game malfunction requiring restart during Eric Wright vs Frederick Richardson match

Pinball machine on display at SGDQ

Steve Ritchie classic referenced as design element incorporated into Elton John layout

Referenced as example of sci-fi theme associated with Richie Knoblich's design interests

Previously restored machine; comparison reference for subway system cleanliness

Pinball machine played at 2019 Nationals; one of the longest-wait games at the tournament; host played against opponent while receiving Bowden's strategic mentorship

Steve Ritchie design; host references warp ramp as example of fun shot design; mentions possible upper flipper interaction

Referenced as Steve Ritchie design with precedent for center ramp being hittable by multiple flippers

Steve Ritchie design referenced for upper flipper mechanics similar to Led Zeppelin's center ramp shot

Stern release; Keith Elwin explicitly states he dislikes its mode-gating design philosophy where unlit shots award no points.

Atari game discussed for flipper mechanics; Pro version criticized as 'Peasant's version' for lacking up-kicker

Referenced as example of game with prohibitively difficult end-game wizard mode (five-mission goal) that frustrates non-elite players

Pinball machine; noted for brightness affecting ball tracking compared to Jurassic Park

Pinball machine played by Tony during Texas Pinball Festival qualification where Jack Danger was working nearby as streaming operator.

DMD machine in Wizards tournament, had long qualifying lines, Dennis's best DMD game

Stern Pinball machine; Tony's only new in-box purchase; noted for minimal cosmetic differences between Pro and Premium/LE tiers

Steve Ritchie-designed three-flipper layout similar to Spider-Man; Pro version ~$5,000; currently in production

Referenced in discussion of playfield design features (big starship for multiball starts)

Stern Pinball game; Jason references as having one of his best first impressions, now tied or second to Foo Fighters

Stern pinball game owned by Zach; has red shaker motor from Cointaker; referenced for comparison to other games

Stern machine owned by both hosts; discussed as design reference and gameplay preference; Pro version owned by Dennis

Modern Stern Star Trek based on newer film franchise; host's favorite Star Trek iteration; features three-flipper layout, 18 modes, Carl Urban callouts

Spooky pinball game with simpler shaker motor installation (pre-spotted T-nut holes) compared to Total Nuclear Annihilation

Referenced as example of always-ready-for-mode-activation design philosophy

Stern game Dennis purchased new ~10 years ago for $4,800; used to contextualize current pricing inflation

Referenced by Dennis for comparison of multiball frequency (has vengeance multiball)

Stern game; remaster option discussed with potential Strange New Worlds re-theme; mentions possibility of featuring actor Anson Mount.

Pinball machine donated to Christie Hospital Young Oncology Unit

Stern pinball machine (Pro, 2013) located at The Highlander, noted as generously set for free games

Previous Stern Pinball title; Mustang positioned as follow-up in early 2014

1979 licensed Bally pinball machine; sold nearly 17,000 units; artwork updated to reflect Star Trek: The Motion Picture uniforms.

Stern pinball designed by Steve Ritchie; iconic modern machine with LE and vaulted editions

Stern Pro pinball machine at NickelRama #1

Stern pinball machine at Moonwalker Arcade

Stern pinball machine in venue inventory (referenced as Star Trek Pro in 2016 snapshot)

2013 Stern pinball machine designed by Steve Ritchie; based on recent Star Trek movie reboot; $1 per play

Stern pinball machine; Mike's newest acquisition (purchased last week); played 4-5 times during stream week

Last game before Game of Thrones to establish speaker panel decal convention

Pinball game; screens referenced during tour

Stern Pinball game; translite autographed by Gary Stern used as grand prize

Modern Stern pinball machine at museum, described as gorgeous

Stern pinball machine; hosts speculate as possible but uncertain candidate for Stern Pinball Arcade inclusion

Mentioned as successful Farsight Kickstarter with strong community enthusiasm

Major paid launch table ($10) for Stern Pinball App; significant title with digital licensing already established

Stern licensed table; announced for Stern Pinball Arcade this fall via Farsight; hosts note limited hands-on experience

Stern pinball table in Stern Pinball Arcade with reported floating dot laser effects

Stern pinball available in Stern Pinball Arcade VR with Premium and LE editions purchasable via tokens

Bally pinball game licensed as part of settlement with Paramount Pictures over Eight Ball lawsuit

Ritchie design referenced as potentially superior shooting layout to Elton John

Major license release; initially received negative reaction to playfield layout and toy design; sold well despite criticism

Used as comparison for flow definition and medal system; break structure discussed vs. Avengers

Stern pinball game featured at Allentown PinFest 2023 tournament, noted as longest-playing game from previous year

2013 Stern pinball game announced for vault edition release in Pro and Premium models with no cosmetic changes; came out approximately 5 years after original release

Arcade/pinball machine; Matthew currently providing restoration services for a customer's Star Trek machine.

Stern Pinball game from ~11 years prior (circa 2014) noted as last machine to feature expression lights on side rails before Walking Dead Remastered

1991 Data East release; art by Kevin O'Connor and Paul Ferris; described as 'lost game' rarely seen; features neon pink/green color palette and yellowed hologram backglass; very cool looking

Pinball game referenced for color/lighting design challenges in multiball modes

Stern Pinball designed by Steve Ritchie; referenced as 'absolute perfection' as far as Ritchie's layouts; widely praised

Modern flow-based game; Eric owns this and appreciates its flow style

Referenced in comparison for warp ramp/multiball shot mechanics; Vengeance Shot style comparison for Led Zeppelin's electric multiball mechanism

Referenced as exemplar of well-designed upper flipper shot (Warp Ramp); comparison point for Rick and Morty third flipper design

Modern pinball machine referenced as having strong game recognition appeal for casual players

Pinball machine owned by Robert Glaswutner; the game that introduced Alois to pinball

Pinball machine referenced for upper flipper design with multiple shot options (light locks, warp ramp).

Licensed pinball game by Ritchie described as 'fantastic.'

Pinball game where Thiel worked on audio; features classic 1966 sound effects; Steve Ritchie rejected modern Michael Giacchino film scores as insufficiently 'pinball-y.'

1979 Bally game; designed by Gary Gaten; 16,000-17,000 units sold; first SBA-era game discussed

Ritchie-designed game; first game Ritchie made with full RGB LED implementation; praised for visual beauty

Licensed table available on AtGames cabinet; part of five-game launch lineup

Licensed Zen table released in 2023; complex multi-studio universe requiring significant approval timeline; Deep Space Nine version features integrated show clips and voice talent

AtGames cabinet skin with high-performance surround sound implementation

Data East; down 20% YoY; recommended to avoid

WPC-era game with center hole shot that doesn't experience typical edge wear; example of playfield-specific protector design.

Pinball machine featured in league tournament play; used for competitive matches

Referenced in comparison to Rush regarding extra ball shot positioning; noted as 'positioned a little bit better' than Rush's extra ball target

Subject machine being restored; features three ramp assemblies, optical sensors, multiple bumper types, and custom modifications

Stern 2013 game designed by Steve Richie; ranked #7; featured for warp ramp shots feeding back to upper flipper

Pinball machine present at PinFest; host recently acquired one before event and reports it working well without problems

Game at Neil's location; Sterling hopes to have it back for Halloween tournament

Stern game, received Toad update with Carl Urban call-outs and medals, significant transformation of gameplay

Stern premium machine available at tournament venue with playfield camera setup

Deep ruleset example; hosts discuss five-year mission wizard mode difficulty; Kaiboshi Maru as achievable intermediate goal

Mentioned for combo speed comparison; The Shadow noted as faster

Stern legacy game that received code update in 2018

Jersey Jack game designed by Steve Richie; considered excellent by competitive community; used as comparison point for Elton John conservatism

Modern Stern game with inferior theme integration compared to Next Gen version, criticized by Rhodes

Stern Pinball's licensed game based on 2009 Star Trek and Into Darkness films, designed by Steve Richie

Older pinball games used as examples to demonstrate contrast between pre-LED and modern LED technology

New Stern Pinball machine being promoted with celebrity endorsement

Original version at Pinball's Arcade with problematic spinner mechanics