Elvis is a game mentioned in 2 episode(s).
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Elvis (2004) marks the beginning of Stern's strategy to choose musicians from earlier generations rather than contemporary artists
Elvis pinball was produced in significant quantities and is not rare
Stern game available at festival; described as 'good old Sterns'
Stern game at 2004 Pinball Expo where Keith won his first major tournament victory
Pinball machine in women's bank; very fast, very tilty; larger than normal rubbers; Jail House Rock ramp mechanic
Pinball machine; host discusses its production numbers and rarity
DMD pinball machine featuring Elvis Presley theme; first match of the day; includes All Shook Up multiball, Heartbreak Hotel multiball, and 2x multiplier modes
Pinball machine; speaker achieved Graceland feature in second game; set personal high score at 1.8 billion points
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Steve Ritchie pinball machine; acquired by Burrell in trade at Pinagogo; currently at parents' house
Machine featured in women's quarterfinals with Jailhouse ramp strategy
Pinball game; streamer's favorite, would own if possible
Pinball machine located next to Led Zeppelin at Free Gold Watch; praised as 'fun game' by Manu
Stern Pinball 2004 game based on Elvis Presley theme, features rules around Graceland wizard mode, gift collection, featured hits, and top ten ranking
Vintage pinball game; described as present in dingy bars; George had access to Elvis as child at Lions arcade (ages 5-11)
Early 2000s Stern pinball machine with complex playfield
Stern Pinball machine with upper playfield; Dennis references its design as inferior to Aerosmith's implementation
Stern game; mentioned as dark horse remaster candidate; described as fun game with 'hound dog shot' and musical elements.
2004 Stern pinball machine; newest game in the Music Pinball Hall of Fame exhibit
Pinball game designed by Ritchie under contract with Stern
Pinball machine (2004 era); Chuck Ernst's favorite game; owned in his personal collection
Vintage pinball machine previously at Flex; was in poor condition before current operation
Stern Pinball designed by Steve Ritchie; criticized by Joe for not enjoying despite potential appeal with more play
Jersey Jack title featuring video mode 'Flip Flip Dance Dance' originally conceived as 'Flip Flip Revolution'; Keith's video mode design.
Jersey Jack Pinball machine themed on Elvis Presley. Nick Byrd owns a rare, nearly 20-year-old new-in-box example at Teppies.
2004 Stern pinball; first modern era band pin; marked shift to nostalgic older artists; Steve Ritchie design; marketed as 'The King is Back'
Current Stern pinball game available through Pinballsales.com
Featured recycled Starship Troopers bug mech that moves back and forth