Star Trek Pro is a Stern pinball game known for its fast flow gameplay. It has been featured in competitive settings like the Brisbane Masters tournament, where it received mixed reviews from players regarding difficulty and playability. The game has appeared in personal collections of notable pinball enthusiasts and has been bought and sold within the community.
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Star Trek Pro has increased from $3,800 to $5,000, exceeding new John Wick Pro pricing
Star Trek Pro has three flippers (one top, two bottom)
Ball save mechanics on Star Trek activate when specific rollover sequences are completed
Mode selection on Star Trek includes Prime Directive, Nero, Space Jump, and Kobayashi options
Spencer's previous machine; sent away to make room for Whitewater
Stern machine; Jason Liebel's first owned pinball game (purchased ~2015 for $4,200); rated A- overall; owned three times by host; praised for ramp quality and warp ramp shot satisfaction; available in Pro and LE versions
Stern pinball machine designed by Steve Ritchie; discussed extensively as favorite game; features Vuk toy, warp ramp, away team shot, spinner; hosts discussed reaching Enterprise Amok mini wizard mode
Stern pinball machine that George traded away one-to-one for Black Knight Sword of Rage
Stern pinball machine being played on stream; topic of discussion regarding Pro vs Premium/LE playability
Stern game; Eric owned and still has; described as 'great game'
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Host's first pinball machine purchase, acquired for $4,300 in 2005-2007 era, caused initial excitement and learning
Stern pinball game; praised as better newer alternative to Star Trek Next Generation
Solid-state pinball machine used for practice during stream test
Out-of-production Stern pinball; praised for best-flowing gameplay and repeatable warp ramp shot; secondary market $4,200-$4,400; Greg trading out for Aerosmith
Stern pinball machine being demonstrated and played on stream; 2024 release with three-flipper layout
Pinball machine at Tilt; compared favorably by host to Jurassic Park at initial play; known for ramp accessibility
Game in Dennis's lineup; analyzed for P3 conversion feasibility; features left orbit spinner and scoop incompatible with P3.
Stern Pro model pinball machine present at Round 1 Moreno Valley location
Stern pinball machine from 2013 located at Willkomm's
Stern Pinball machine on Electrocoin stand at EAG
Stern machine installed October 2013; reported as first in Hong Kong/Asia; featured USS Vengeance shaking mechanic; had bright playfield
Stern pinball machine located at North Bowl upstairs
Stern pinball title; Josh sold from collection to purchase Monster Bash LE
Jason's first new unboxed Stern game; still owned; described by Sterling as one of his favorites.
Stern pinball game; featured at Brisbane Masters; fast flow game appreciated by some players but challenging for others like Stacey