Sopranos is a pinball game in the Stern pinball lineup, designed by George Gomez in his garage development cabinet. The game features a boat mechanism as a notable playfield element and has been available through pinball retailers like Pinballsales.com. Known technical issues include flipper blade contact problems requiring aftermarket replacements, and design considerations around playfield switch validation.
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Pinball machine by George Gomez featured at Wedgehead; described as popular venue machine and accessible for beginners
Stern title by George Gomez; included family-friendly mode variant; example of adapting mature themes for varied audiences
Pinball machine designed by George Gomez; player was heavily into this game before discovering Lord of the Rings
Licensed pinball machine used in Gameworks tournament with extra balls turned off and converted to points value (10 million)
Referenced for its long right ramp (Meadowland shot) as comparison to Led Zeppelin's right ramp distance
Pinball table at Arcade Expo in 'After Dark' section, running non-family-friendly mode with frequent profanity triggered by ball contact
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Modern pinball; example of problematic playfield validation where soft plunge can avoid switch validation
Williams pinball machine featuring a boat mechanism; Jaws boat reportedly similar to Sopranos boat design
Stern pinball game available through Pinballsales.com
Stern game affected by flipper blade contact issue; required replacement with aftermarket blades using gold flash contacts
Stern pinball game designed by George Gomez in his garage development cabinet.