Catacomb is a pinball game manufactured by Stern Electronics, notable as a retheme of an earlier Stern title. The machine gained attention in the collector community as a preferred vintage Stern retheme alongside titles like Stargazer. It has been traded among collectors, including a notable transaction where Mike Dimas acquired it by trading Paragon and Alien Star, and later involved in ownership transfers within the pinball community.
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Stern Electronics game considered by Raymond as possibly their worst; round 1 at Pinburgh
Classic pinball game; confusing rules with bagatelle-style gameplay; appearing in Stern Pro Circuit Finals; has spinner, color grid, multiball mechanics
Vintage pinball, Bruce sold recently with LED conversion; had GI connector burn issues
Stern game being sold by John Dozier to someone in Indianapolis
New game at Silver Ball Saloon with soundboard issues; earning okay revenue; has speech capability
Pinball machine incorporating Nine Ball spinner mechanic; similar to Nine Ball but considered inferior by Dave
Pinball game formerly in Bruce's bar; sold as one of 'two worst games'
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Pinball machine Bruce sold from his bar; underperformed with casual walk-in players due to complex rule design despite regulars understanding gameplay
1981 Sam Stern pinball game with interactive backglass; features censored/blurred artwork; Bug rates B-tier
Stern Electronics pinball machine recently added to Rock Fantasy lineup
Rare pinball machine; Kevin sent Mike a marketplace listing for one in good condition priced at $5,500 CAD
Pinball machine previously owned by Mike Dus; acquired from Davis Still; traded to Bruce Nightingale
Stern Electronics title; retheme that Mike Dimas acquired (traded Paragon and Alien Star for it); mentioned as one of the preferred old Stern rethemes alongside Stargazer and others
Featured on Monday Night Papa TV where Alek competed