Whitewood is a pinball playfield platform or manufacturing process used by major pinball manufacturers including Stern Pinball and Jersey Jack Pinball. It represents a bare or prototype-stage playfield used in the early development and testing phases of pinball game creation. Whitewood playfields serve as the foundation for iterating on game design, artwork, and mechanics before final production, with notable examples including The Walking Dead (Stern, 2014) and Winchester Mystery House (Jersey Jack).
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Upcoming pinball title receiving code update with new wizard modes and rule changes involving unhappy spirits
Machine featured in tournament rounds, notably long-playing game requiring machine substitution
Prototype playfield used for Winchester playtesting at Carl D'Angelo's location; complete before Winchester audio design phase
New pinball platform/series from Stern. The Walking Dead is noted as one of the first Whitewood games.
Bare playfield stage of game development; Eric created first whitewood prototype in January
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