Primus is a Stern pinball machine released in 2018 based on the music of the band Primus. The game exemplifies Stern's strategy of licensing pinball titles around established musical acts rather than pursuing mass-market popularity metrics. The title received collaborative marketing efforts with the band and has been supported with code updates as recently as 2019.
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Primus already has a pinball machine that excludes it from this list
Primus pinball has inventory of approximately 51 units or fewer available for purchase
Primus Pinball is being made as a thank-you gift from South Park creators to Les Claypool
100 Primus Pinball units will be sold commercially, with 8 additional units for band management
Stern remaster; contract manufacturing; minimal R&D; unsold inventory; described as cash grab repackaging existing design with new art
Formally announced Stern pinball machine; re-theme of Whoa Nelly; artwork by Zombie Yeti and Zoltron
Pinball machine referenced as example of passionate artwork execution; demonstrates Jeremy's selective project acceptance aligned with genuine fandom.
Already has existing pinball machine; excluded from list; industrial funk band not in the ranked consideration
Stern pinball machine; severe stock limitations reported (51 units or fewer available in distribution channel)
Limited edition pinball machine (100 units made) themed after the band Primus; features custom artwork, upgraded sound, and era-specific design
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Band for which Brian Allen created concert posters with minimal restrictions
Pinball machine placed adjacent to Pabst Can Crusher and Woah Nellie! Big Juicy Melons at Game Terminal
2018 Stern pinball machine designed with Zombie Yeti artwork; historical precedent for music-themed pins by artist
Pinball machine sharing layout with Pabst Can Crusher and Whoa Nelly
Stern Pinball band-themed title; Zombie Yeti art; one host rates art package low due to theme disinterest
Stern limited edition (100 units); hosts discuss as example of collector-targeted limited release; music/band themed
Limited edition (100 units) rock band-themed pinball by Stern, re-theme of Woe Nelly, $7,995 retail price
Stern Pinball collaborative game with band, 108 units total (100 sale, 8 promotional), first 50 manufactured December 2018
Pinball machine in Nick's collection at Teppies.
Stern pinball title based on band; example of licensing outside typical popularity metrics
Received recent code update alongside Woe Nelly, Pabscan, and Crusher
2018 Stern studio game; music-themed; collaborative release with band marketing