Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles is a 2020 Stern Pinball licensed game based on the 1987 Nickelodeon animated series, featuring four selectable turtle characters, 17 voiced characters, and 8 modes per turtle across Pro/Premium tiers. Designed by John Borg with artwork by Zombie Yeti and coding by Dwight Sullivan and Elliot, the game became a significant release in the pinball community with notable commercial success and mixed gameplay reception regarding difficulty and shot design.
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles is mechanically difficult and inaccessible to casual players
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles is a difficult 'ass-kicker' game that continues to challenge players
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles pinball is brutally difficult and challenging compared to other games
Data East TMNT machines use specialty DMD displays that are no longer manufactured
Home pinball machine in development by Wonderland Amusements, pre-orders starting late April 2026
Stern LE pinball machine showing secondary market pricing at $12.5k
IP license for Wonderland Amusements' second home pinball machine; leaked images reveal first visual appearance
Later pinball machine that featured Dwight Sullivan's pict-o-pops rule mechanic
Rumored next machine from Wonderland Amusements mentioned at review conclusion
Pinball machine with spinning disc feature used to start multiball pizza mode
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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles has extremely narrow ramps that punish every missed shot
Greg's TMNT machine has 3,000 plays recorded but he's only actually played ~200 balls due to rage-quitting
TMNT Pro stores balls under the left ramp while Premium stores them under both the van and the ramp, with Premium having 8 balls in play vs 6 on Pro
TMNT Pro upper left flipper consistency issues were machine-specific, not universal across all units
The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Stern machine has harsh flippers but a developing rule set with depth
TMNT was designed by John Borg, coded by Dwight Sullivan, with art by Zombie Yeti
The pro version offers excellent value compared to premium or LE versions
Center ramp shots are easier to hit with backhand rather than forehand
TMNT has balance issues with extra ball abundance due to fast flipper return speed
TMNT features a training system where turtles can be leveled up to unlock higher powers and scoring
The diverter behind the TMNT ramp can dig into the plastic ramp if not adjusted correctly
Some TMNT machines have grainy artwork printing issues
Mark Silk voiced Splinter as his favorite character in Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles pinball
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles pinball has a smoother diverter compared to Shadow
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles is flying off the shelf
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles might go down as one of Sam Stern's best-selling pinball machines
TMNT Pro machines are shipping mid-to-late June with priority to location operators
TMNT will likely be the first Stern pinball machine with internet connectivity
TMNT comic artists drew tails on turtles that resembled penises, causing toy manufacturers to remove them
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles is the worst Data East pinball machine ever made
A Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles pinball machine already exists
Pinball machine at Lumberjack Johnny's; hosts found it challenging and difficult to engage with; not to their taste despite its popularity
Stern pinball machine being reviewed in detail on episode 69; Pro/Premium/LE models with varying features
Drew's personal machine; reports it remains 'brutally hard' and difficult to master; planned upgrade with Pinstadium NeoFusions
Rumored Stern Pinball title for 2020; reportedly designed by John Borg and Zombie Yeti; speculation about Texas Pinball Festival announcement; rumored first Stern game with Internet connectivity
2025 Stern Pinball title, challenging layout with left outlane problems, complete code at launch, on backorder until October, 8.6/10 review score
Stern release; Joe Fox heavily favors pro version; van diverter feature considered non-essential; pro recommended by panel
Recently released Stern Pinball game; designers researched source material extensively; designed by Dwight Sullivan
Stern Pinball game (discontinued); topper and Katana shooter knob officially discontinued
Stern game with strong evergreen theme but glider mechanical issues and high difficulty, mixed recommendation as buy-low
Recent Stern release; Jeff hasn't played; available at friend's location 45 minutes away but Jeff avoiding visits due to COVID
Recent Stern release (announced early June 2020); newly available in Australian distribution; Johannes provides detailed strategy analysis covering character selection, modes, multiballs, and rules depth
Stern game that could benefit from new flipper bushings for long-playing sessions
Stern Pinball game; Dwight Sullivan worked on code/design alongside D&D and Venom.
Tournament game at ClePin; Joel's first tournament game, scored 5.9M on one play for 40th place out of 70 players
IP Roger Sharpe identified at 1988 toy fair as licensing opportunity; initially rejected by Williams; later succeeded with other manufacturers
Stern Pro/Premium models discontinued; MAP restrictions removed
Recent Stern comic book-themed release with Zombie Eddie art, cited as example of deeply appealing theme and comic lore adaptation.
Pinball machine; community complained about lack of underground/subway mechanic; great game despite expected feature absence
Pinball machine featuring Half Shell Challenge mode; cited as example of accessible challenge mode design
Referenced as example of complex rule set with turtle selection and combination mechanics
Recent Stern release that Christine is considering purchasing; already in commercial production.
Stern title with upper left flipper consistency issues referenced as parallel to Godzilla concerns
Recent pinball release (likely recent-to-Hardy's-recording); Hardy currently reviewing; features artwork by Zombie Yeti; Hardy views art favorably in early impressions
Pinball machine recently unveiled, shipped, and released; confirmed at multiple locations including Main Street Amusement
Stern Pinball's new Pro machine used for this tournament; features challenges like Ninja Pizza Multiball, LAIR/Training, and Turtle Power Multiball
Recent pinball release; features smooth diverter mechanism; LEs shipping to collectors; has pizza mode with button-mashing mechanic
Stern pinball title featuring voice work by Mark Silk (Splinter, Bebop, Rocksteady, Baxter Stockman, Casey Jones); guests discuss ramp strategy
Newly released pinball machine by Stern Pinball featuring TMNT IP; primary subject of episode
Stern pinball game that Elliot Eisman worked on
Stern pinball machine shipping with documented quality defects (diverter, clearcoat, artwork); both Pro and Limited Edition versions affected
Stern pinball machine identified as problematic for tournament play due to Stern Insider connectivity advantages
Pinball machine in development at Stern; Macho references photo evidence from Stern meeting
Stern pinball machine with Pro and Premium versions, designed by Keith Elwin
Stern Pinball game; features KME (likely Keith Elwin) as default Cowabunga champ; has Shredder playable character option; Dwight added flipper code for turtle appearance
Recent Stern release receiving significant community buzz; compared to Led Zeppelin reception
Recent Stern release with artwork by Zombie Yeti; compared favorably to Avengers artwork
Stern Pinball licensed game that the topper is designed for; features four selectable turtle characters and multiball modes
Stern pinball machine referenced as layout comparison point for Rush Pinball's design DNA
Recent Stern release; selling more Pro editions than Premium unexpectedly; shipping Pro mid-late June, Premium mid-July to late July, LE late June-early July; available in Pro/Premium/LE tiers
Referenced as example of game where theme excitement doesn't always match gameplay quality; used in comparison to Jaws and John Wick
Stern Pinball Limited Edition; one of few games showing depreciation (sale pending at $8,500 vs. $9,000 MSRP)
Referenced critically for poor left-flipper shot feel; example of third flipper design criticism
2020 Stern Pinball licensed game; subject of episode preview and discussion
Stern Pinball game criticized for not using original 1987 show and voice actors
Recent Stern release used as comparison point for animation style and design approach
Referenced Stern title with TMNT code updates and scoring balance issues; cited as example of glitch concerns and Dwight Sullivan code complexity
Stern Pinball machine played during stream, described as well-balanced with great shot design
Jersey Jack Pinball title; Drew owns Premium Edition (rare); Pro Edition selling in much higher volume
Stern pinball machine; Scott Ian played it briefly and disliked it despite nostalgia for the IP; Tim Dan Lee's stated favorite
Stern pinball title; photos leaked May 26 by distributor; official reveal occurred around July 4; central to Facebook ban incident
Stern pinball machine; criticized by Jared as poor quality/poorly designed; has a topper and shell mods available
Stern Pinball machine; Pro and Premium Edition variants; recently started shipping; Tim purchased Pro version; experiencing multiball lock issues
Stern Premium Edition machine owned by host; recently received DJ mixer code update; experienced ball detection issue later resolved; host has 170+ plays in 1.5 weeks
Rumored Stern title potentially coming first quarter of next year
Stern Pinball licensed game, Tim's favorite, Rachel placed third at launch party, both Tim and Jonathan ordered it
Drew's machine currently being serviced by Sam Stern; diagnosis of specific issue in progress
Stern pinball machine located at host's location; features brutal flippers and developing rule set
Latest Stern pinball game; mentioned as upcoming stream content from Don't Panic Flip.
Pinball game by same designer as GOTG/Metallica (designer's name not recalled in video)
Stern title that pioneered Sam Stern Army launch parties during COVID, before Michael Grant joined
Recent pinball release. Launch day was overshadowed by conflict between Zach Sharpe and Jack Danger. Possibly manufactured by Stern based on context.
Comic and toy franchise; featured in The Toys That Made Us; Nickelodeon acquired rights for $60 million
Machine arriving next month for Drew from Flippin' Out Pinball
Speculated upcoming Stern Pinball title; subject of design brainstorming; rumored based on 'strong rumors from multiple sources'
Rumored Stern pinball machine with artwork by Jeremy Packer; expected to release this year or next
Recent pinball purchase by Ryan and Kimba; described as a difficult 'ass-kicker' game; designed by John Borg
Stern Pinball machine offered as top prize at INDISC 2023 Sam Stern Stern 'AC/DC' Circuit event
NES game based on TMNT franchise; heavily played in childhood; described as 'stupid game' and 'very tough'; noted as having impressive speedruns
Stern pinball machine; praised for layout design by John Borg; fast, fun, and flowy gameplay; hosts prefer it over Avengers
Recent Stern release; noted as lower demand/in stock at retailers; remains cheaper on secondary market
Pinball game (first version) with Kevin O'Connor artwork created under style guide constraints
Stern pinball machine; described as difficult for younger players despite appealing IP; underperformed vs. Super Mario Bros in children's location
Iconic toy franchise from the 1980s-90s being reissued by Playmates Toys
Game recently sold by Jeff, deemed unplayable for most players despite his mastery, replaced by The Walking Dead
Stern Pinball machine mentioned; newer game that host considered as first stream machine
Pinball game mentioned during stream content being riffed on
Stern Pinball machine being played; wizard mode 'Final Battle' is the focus of gameplay
Stern pinball, shipped with 1.0 code; animations criticized as cheap/low-quality vs. Deadpool and Jurassic Park
Pinball machine in CoolToy's top three purchase considerations; CoolToy prefers this title over Stranger Things and Jurassic Park
Stern pinball machine with limited distribution; Free Gold Watch unable to obtain due to Stern's distribution restrictions
Upcoming Stern pinball machine to arrive at George's location soon
Recently released/shipping Stern pinball machine; uses retro 1980s cartoon aesthetic; features upper flipper loop, spinning magnet mechanic similar to X-Men; discussed as having strong operator appeal and broad demographic reach
Upcoming pinball machine; images revealed today; George expresses excitement about discussing it on stream
Rumored upcoming Stern pinball release mentioned as potential acquisition
Pinball game coming into George's collection; planned for heavy modding; no mods currently available online
Rumored Stern pinball release; alleged to debut internet connectivity feature; announcement expected Wednesday per Kaneda's reporting
Pinball machine at Brad's venue
2020 Stern Pinball licensed game being played in this gameplay footage.
Pinball game discussed for difficulty and setup; referenced alongside new movie promotion by Nickelodeon
IP theme of the pinball machine being played
Stern pinball machine recently picked up by George; requires shot recalibration when switching from
Mentioned by Paul as his top-ranked dream pinball theme
Referenced in discussion of game flow characteristics
Referenced as having similar shot layout to The Walking Dead Pro
Stern Pinball game with Jeremy Packer art; Avengers playfield art rated superior despite TMNT being previously considered artwork of the year
Arcade cabinet being reviewed; side-scrolling beat-em-up with TMNT theme, available as Arcade1Up compact cabinet
Arcade game on multi-game switcher in converted cabinet; available alongside X-Men
Data East pinball machine; subject of extended repair narrative; display and MPU issues documented
Arcade game featured in this custom cabinet build, with both arcade and In Time sequel mentioned
Original arcade PCB used as demonstration game in the video; referenced as 1987 arcade version with authentic soundtrack
Speculated as possible fifth Wave 2 cabinet based on past company references
Arcade beat-em-up game played on Burger Board during review
Arcade game/theme that Ralph teases Arcade1Up has not announced but he will reveal information about later
Classic four-player arcade game; listed among RetroRalph's most anticipated games to play on the cabinet
1989 arcade game that is the target theme for the cabinet conversion; running on RetroPie/MAME emulation
Four-player arcade game compatible with the linked mod
Arcade machine used for practical demonstration of bat top/ball top swapping
Game from third-party multi-cart tested on SupaBoy Black Gold
Four-player arcade game demonstrated on Pandora's Key 7
Arcade game used as demonstration example to show aspect ratio stretching on Pandora's Box
Four-player arcade cabinet; original version preferred by RetroRalph over later variants; collectible with prices skyrocketing across all TMNT merchandise
Stern Pinball 2020 game; three-flipper design; known for fast orbits and challenging ramps
#3 on list; John Borg layout with extremely narrow ramps that punish missed shots
Stern title referenced for artwork comparison; has more varied cabinet illustrations than mirrored Avengers design
Stern Pinball game with tight/brutal shot layout; Rush compared favorably as 'better shooting TMNT'
Classic Konami arcade beat-em-up; key test title for GameElf; demonstrates poor emulation with audio artifacts and slow speed
Arcade1Up four-player cabinet released in 2020; used as reference for future multi-game cabinet strategy
Retro arcade game available on Artex Multi 4.1, used as example of CRT filter implementation
Arcade game Jon originally intended to convert The Simpsons cabinet into, now runs via JAMMA switcher
Konami arcade game; speaker acquired via JAMMA switcher in Simpsons cabinet rather than dedicated machine
Data East pinball with mirrored back glass from same era, referenced in manufacturing quality discussion
Pinball machine potentially receiving future custom art blades
Pinball machine at SGDQ noted as 'cleanest' but experiencing mechanical issues
Existing pinball machine; Jack notes potential for remake given ongoing TMNT cartoons and IP relevance
Referenced as precedent for host/character selection mechanic that changes only code/scoring, not physical layout
Recent Stern Pinball release; noted as flying off the shelf with strong market performance
Premium Edition pinball machine; Jack purchased one with cash from selling his 1990 Fox body Mustang; arriving tomorrow according to stream.
80s/90s IP used as comparison point for Power Rangers pinball licensing appeal
Stern Pinball machine being officially revealed; features four selectable turtle characters with unique mechanics
Pinball machine mentioned; Jack prefers Addams Family because TMNT can't be played as many places
Rumored upcoming Stern Pinball machine; subject of video discussion
Pinball machine; only official in-depth review Cary Hardy has completed to date
Stern pinball game; Hardy gave positive review; thread notes he made judgment error based on preliminary images and later corrected it
Referenced by Hardy as example of loud Stern pinball machine fan noise that Halloween improves upon
John Borg's game immediately prior to Rush; Hardy compares upper flipper shot difficulty and notes Borg's Pro-tier recommendation was justified.
Pinball game with action button mechanic similar to flip lock; Hardy has used creative physical techniques to operate it
Stern Pinball game referenced as design exemplar; topper/accessory approach presented as superior to Metallica Remastered
Recent Stern Pinball game Hardy criticizes for subpar 3D screen art; used as contrast to expected Foo Fighters screen quality
Dwight Sullivan code work; released with 1.0 code; Hardy uses as benchmark for expecting mature D&D code.
Current Stern release in production; Hardy notes announcement of new Avengers may cause order cancellations
Pinball machine used as demonstration platform for PIN Stadium Neo installation in this video
IP theme of topper being designed and priced in skit scenario
Previous Stern release owned by Carrie Hardy; used as comparison point for Avengers
Stern title with documented manufacturing defects (diverter issues, clear coat puddling, grainy artwork)
2020 Stern Pinball machine; cornerstone title recovery after Stranger Things; designed by John Borg
The original cartoon series that inspired the pizza ingredient combinations used in the video
Stern pinball machine that Hardy was attempting to film but was denied permission; Hardy has ordered a copy
Stern Pinball game that Hardy attempted to film; has complete code at 1.0 release with cooperative gameplay feature
2020 Stern Pinball licensed game based on 1987 Nickelodeon animated series; subject of Cary Hardy's first impressions and planned full review
Stern Pinball's newest release; subject of this first-impression analysis
Upcoming Stern Pinball machine with leaked images analyzed in video
Referenced as example of character selection gameplay mechanic
Stern Pinball game with topper featuring redundant logo placement (logo on top of logo on backglass)
Stern Pinball machine; subject of entire strategy guide; code version 1.11 discussed, new version expected soon
Stern pinball game; host cites as example of single-strategy game design with concentrated scoring areas
Stern Pinball machine owned by Travis, experienced multiple mechanical failures (pizza wheel, nodeboard, servo board)
Stern pinball game confirmed as launch title with example achievement 'Deadpool training Turtles'
Stern Pinball title; host owned and recently sold; removed from collection rotation
Stern game with documented coloring issues and playfield problems; host personally experienced pulling; sold exceptionally well despite quality issues
Stern Pinball game; host owns LE version; lost head-to-head family preference comparison against Led Zeppelin Pro
Stern Pinball game; won Best Art - Cabinet/Backglass category; featured in multiple award categories
Stern Pinball game with approximately 13 RGB lights; comparison reference
Used in detailed comparative analysis of playfield safety and cheap drain mechanics vs. Led Zeppelin
Stern game; host considering selling his LE due to limited ruleset customization options; desire for Deep Root Pinbar-style customization
Stern Pinball game; won Best Cabinet and Back Glass Art and Best Playfield Art; features Mark Silk voice acting
Stern pinball game with 77 achievements on Insider Connected; discussed as strong option for home leaderboard focus.
Stern Pinball machine; mentioned as recent release
Stern Pinball machine; Dennis finds it frustrating to play; considered less enjoyable than John Wick but still difficult
Stern Pinball game; recently released $1,000 moving eye topper in Technodrome design
Stern pinball game with Zombie Yeti artwork; subject of previous cease-and-desist sent to Jason Knapp
Stern Pinball game designed by Dwight Sullivan. Referenced as upcoming stream content goal. Joel planning to stream while opening TMNT Magic card booster packs.
Stern title featuring Jeremy Packer artwork
Stern pinball machine at Funland Arcade
Referenced as example of Stern revisiting previous theme
2020 Stern Premium model in the home
Stern Pinball title; Version 1.54 code released ahead of final production run
Stern Pinball game; production scheduled for 3rd & 4th weeks of October 2022
Fall production pushed back to December
Stern pinball machine with final production run in September
Stern Premium model (2020) at Bartari; author notes playing Premium version for the first time
Stern pinball machine at Gamecraft; noted as newer title
Raw Thrills 4-player beat 'em up arcade game at Moonwalker
2020 Stern pinball machine (Pro model) at Hyndman's Arcade
Data East pinball machine; author's pin of the day; noted to receive criticism but author enjoyed it
Recent Stern pinball release; features co-op gameplay mode; praised for full playfield, beautiful art by Jeremy (Bowen Kerins), and family-friendly theme; played and endorsed by hosts and competitive players like Bob Choate (WPPR #230).
Recent Stern release with layout by Dwight Sullivan; plays on early code with some balance and mechanical issues noted
Recent pinball game whose playfield layout was referenced as visually similar to Avengers Infinity Quest upon first glance
Rumored upcoming Stern Pinball title; logo allegedly visible in Dwight Sullivan's Zoom background during Stern design team meeting.
Game officially discontinued; topper and shooter knob officially discontinued
Stern Pinball title owned by Amanda and her husband; described as 'fantastic' despite negative sentiment from some players
Stern's current release; small Pro run planned late July, followed by big August production run; Premium editions to follow
Stern Pinball game speculated as next 'cornerstone title' after Heavy Metal; cited as 'John Borg zombie yeti mashup' (speculation from October 2019)
Rumored Stern title by John Borg and Zombie Yeti; features rumored player-controlled ball diverter, cooperative gameplay, online connectivity; announcement timing TBD (Texas Pinball Festival or Midwest Gaming Classic)
Stern Pinball title; announced last call mid-September; described as 'the hardest game ever made' with mean, low-scoring rules; difficult for casual location players
Stern pinball machine recently received by Greg Bone as gift, described as similar to Walking Dead with unique shots, initially resistant to learning curve before appreciating depth
Game cited as example with Half Shell Challenge mode providing variety
Expected Stern announcement; timing now uncertain due to COVID-19; speculation about Venus variant
Pinball; typically $4K, but with topper saw significant premium
Stern pinball by Dwight; code at 1.57 (highest revision count); associated with buggy code
Stern game; rules criticized as weak, point doubling cited as inadequate fix by Dwight Sullivan
Stern Pinball game; Jen has not yet played but plans to; comparison point for evaluating Avengers Pro
Licensed pinball game discussed as example of personal preference overriding community advice
Stern Pinball game by John Borg; Tony critiques it as brutally difficult despite being popular with TMNT fans
Stern pinball; described as short ball time game ('probably shouldn't be, but it is')
1991 Data East release; designed by John Norris; art credits to Paul Ferris and Kevin O'Connor; noted as 'going to get a lot of awards' in hindsight
Data East game with static marquee topper; Gary Stern known for cost-effective flat plastic topper strategy.
Pinball machine used for first remote SHUI event during COVID; shot at eight locations across U.S.
Stern pinball game featuring Packer's art work
Recent Stern release (mentioned as 'tourists and ninja turtles' by Gary); Gary had in his apartment
Recently announced pinball machine; referenced as new game in current production cycle
Stern title; released code V1.51 for Pro, Premium, and LE models
Stern game; Zombie Yeti art ranked in top 3; Dwight Sullivan programming credit
Stern Pinball; Zombie Yeti artwork ranked in top three; Dwight Sullivan involved; comparison for Venom's visual quality
Stern Pinball title with Zombie Yeti artwork; hosts note stylistically different from his other work with more curvilinear features
Recently launched Stern game mentioned as existing content competing with Jurassic Park topper for attention
Stern game; NECA loot crate partnership with exclusive Shredder figure; Pro/Premium runs delayed due to parts supply.
Stern pinball with voice work by Mark Silk, features coil moments and Cowabunga mode
Stern pinball machine designed by John Borg, coded by Dwight Sullivan, art by Zombie Yeti; leaked 24 hours before official release; sold out LE models within hours
Stern Marvel/entertainment IP pinball; referenced as theme Travis was excited about, compared to Venom enthusiasm gap
Stern Pinball title by Dwight featuring character selection and cooperative play mechanics
Stern pinball machine receiving code updates including Half-Shell Challenge mode
Stern's May 2020 release; three-tier model (Pro/Premium/LE limited to 500); designed by John Borg.
Stern Pinball release; received code v1.10 update with final battle challenge, collaborative/team play modes, and shaker motor effects
Stern pinball game announced end of May 2020, Pro models shipped in June, 500 LE units sold out, reached code version 1.04 with cooperative gameplay modes during extended COVID development time.
Stern Pinball title that received v1.1.1 and v1.2 code updates with DJ Mixer feature and music replacement
Stern Pinball game with voice work by Marc Silk (Splinter, Bebop, Rocksteady, Baxter, Shredder, Casey Jones); features hidden flipper code Easter egg with video message
Stern pinball game; first game McKay created instruction cards for; took ~2 years of iteration; McKay defends against 'everyone loves to hate' reputation
Matthew's favorite multiplayer video game; mentioned as heavy money-taker; four-player capable; frequently mentioned in arcade discussions
Licensed pinball game proposed by Sharpe at 1987 licensing show after meeting Eastman and Laird creators; exemplifies Sharpe's licensing strategy
Rumored Stern title around 2019-2020; Josh's 'dream theme' that triggered his leak of Zombie Yeti's involvement
Recent Stern Pinball game designed with John Borg and Elliot; used as case study for development process and 1.0 release philosophy
Upcoming Stern Pinball machine based on TMNT franchise
Pinball machine theme for Heads-Up Invitational tournament
Stern Pinball release (Premium edition); subject of extensive gameplay review with positive impressions on artwork and code quality, noted for brutal difficulty
Expected Stern release following Texas Pinball Festival pattern; units reportedly already in warehouse waiting to ship
Rumored Stern pinball title leaked by This Week in Pinball, expected spring 2025 release, cross-generational appeal, significant FOMO potential for LE
Forthcoming Stern release generating mixed anticipation; Zombie Yeti artwork seen as protection against disappointment
Upcoming Stern Pinball machine; officially confirmed in episode; features Zombie Yeti on artwork; positioned as next cornerstone release
Stern pinball machine featuring voice work by Mark Silk; six character voices with Splinter and Casey Jones emphasized
Stern Pinball machine licensed from Nickelodeon based on 1987 animated series; features four selectable turtle characters, 17 voiced characters, 8 modes per turtle, and Pro/Premium tier variants
One of three featured pinball tables for Week 7 tournament
Machine coded by Dwight Sullivan featuring the 'pict-o-pops' code signature; forthcoming 2020 release designed by John Borg
Wonderland Amusements second home pinball game title announcement; no timeline provided
Toy/media franchise, subject of Foot Cruiser review
Data East title with poor Pinside rankings; criticized for repetitive left ramp design
Upcoming Wonderland Amazements release; theme previously done multiple times in pinball
Game where Orville Albert's 17-year-old son Owen was playing, used to illustrate dead bouncing technique
John Borg design; described as difficult shooter with tight shots; exception to generally positive Borg shooter design patterns
Licensed pinball game that Yeti was involved with artistically
Referenced as example of game ruined by poor outlane drain design decisions
Data East pinball excluded from top 16; widely criticized as barely functional; used as baseline for 'worse than' comparisons
Stern Pinball's licensed pinball machine being discussed in the video
Stern 2020 release by John Borg; Marty ranks second 2020; criticized by Ryan as too fast, twitchy, ball return too quick despite three-flipper config; layout described as 'fan layout, just with a warp ramp'
Stern Pinball game released in 2020; subject of this documentary
Forthcoming 2020 release designed by John Borg for Stern