Whoa Nellie is a pinball game released by Stern Pinball in 2015, marking a significant entry in their modern game lineup. The game gained attention as a competition and showcase machine, with custom modifications by enthusiasts including toppers designed for homebrew competitions. It was also selected as the donor platform for the Casa Bonita retheme project, demonstrating its relevance as a base machine in the pinball community.
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Whoa Nellie was designed in 1933 by Greg Ferris and Dennis Nordman
Whoa Nellie cannot cycle lanes, which makes it more challenging and 'old school'
Whoa Nellie's lane switches control a 200-point target mechanic
Stern pinball machine themed around watermelons/fruit, primary game played in this stream
1933 Bally EM pinball machine designed by Greg Ferris and Dennis Nordman, featured in this stream
Stern pinball machine from 2015 being streamed; features theme elements including barnyard/watermelon aesthetics, reels, lane switches
Pinball game designed by Greg Ferris and Dennis Nordman; inspired by Daisy May (1954); received internet criticism despite designer satisfaction
Stern pinball game; donor platform for Casa Bonita retheme
Pinball game for which host created custom topper; plans to showcase completed topper at Expo homebrew competition
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Referenced in title; appears to be one of the competing machines or context for the match
Pinball game with first production unit shown in this video