Spider-Man Home Edition is a Stern pinball game released as part of their home edition line, featuring a full-size playfield designed to deliver an authentic arcade experience without feeling like a cut-down version. Positioned as an entry-level offering targeting a broader market segment, it was priced around $3,200-$3,500 and demonstrated Stern's commitment to quality in their home pinball offerings. The game's ramp and layout design influenced subsequent Stern releases, including the Supreme pinball machine.
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Stern home pinball machine; referenced as comparison point for Star Wars playfield layout—completely different design north of slingshots
Stern Pinball's entry-level home version of Spider-Man pinball; full-size playfield in smaller cabinet without coin door; uses LCD screen instead of DMD; priced at $3,599 MSRP
Stern Marvel pinball machine (2016)
Earlier Stern home edition that established the playfield layout later reused for Star Wars; originally $6,500 MSRP, secondary market $2,800-$3,400
$3,000 pinball machine played at PAPA by hosts; described as fun but limited-feature; basis for Supreme re-theme
Earlier pinball layout iteration reused as basis for Escape from the Megaverse; first of the layout's multiple iterations.
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Stern home game from ~2 years prior; playfield layout reused for Star Wars Pin; also used for Supreme private label game
Previous home edition by Stern, resale values $3,200-$3,500, same playfield layout as upcoming Star Wars home edition
Stern entry-level pinball offering targeting broader market segment
Stern game whose ramps/layout allegedly reused for Supreme pinball; ~$3,500 price point
Home version game with full-size playfield; demonstrated that home editions don't feel like cut-down games