Supreme is a limited-edition pinball machine produced by Stern Pinball in collaboration with the Supreme clothing brand. Released in 2018 as a high-end, branded crossover title, it was produced in either 100 or 200 units at premium pricing ($10,000–$12,000 MSRP). The game generated significant controversy within the traditional pinball community due to its fashion-brand theming but exceeded sales expectations and achieved substantial secondary market appreciation, becoming a precedent case for luxury brand–pinball collaborations and collector FOMO-driven pricing.
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Supreme's debut video teaser reached 2 million views in one to two days
Supreme pinball collaboration produced approximately 200 units at $10,000 each
Secondary market flippers are using automated scripts to secure Supreme pinball pre-orders for resale at $20,000-$30,000
Supreme pinball machine will likely sell out within a day if demand matches fashion community interest
Classic EM-era pinball machine; high secondary market value ($80,000+); subject of Don's fantasy restoration project.
Streetwear brand collaboration pinball machine with Stern; entire production run distributed through Supreme directly; Ed Robertson acquired one through high-level Supreme connections; highly limited availability
Stern contract manufacturing (Spider-Man Home Edition rebranding); Pinside worst-game voting driven by perceived money grab rather than gameplay experience; actually well-reviewed by owners; won nearly half of tour awards despite negative Twippies votes
Fashion/apparel brand that licensed pinball; wanted minimalist aesthetic with name spelled vertically on backglass; required white cabinet handling with gloves
Highly collectible limited pinball machine; Ed Robertson owns one; secondary market asking price reaches $50,500
Private label pinball game with lifestyle brand partnership; described as successful
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Supreme brand is valued at over $1 billion after 50% stake purchase for $500 million USD
Supreme has sold items including £30 bricks, £7,000 guitars, and £70,000 Louis Vuitton trunks
Pinball machine; Don expresses strong desire to own despite high cost and acknowledges it's not practical
Pinball game targeting luxury/collector market; discussed as example of game not aimed at mainstream audience; Josh unfamiliar with Supreme brand before pinball
Fashion/streetwear brand that commissioned a private-label pinball machine
Stern limited edition contract machine for Supreme brand; sold $60,000+ on secondary market; appeal to brand fanatics rather than pinball collectors
Pinball title; cited alongside Magic Girl as high secondary market value comparable
Fashion/streetwear brand releasing branded pinball machine using Spider-Man Home Edition layout; promotional video garnered over 1M views in one day
Stern pinball game using Spider-Man platform as foundation; evolved from original Spider-Man design; positive location earning performance
Luxury streetwear brand that commissioned a limited-run pinball machine from Stern in 2018
Stern machine (2018) at Sunshine; noted as non-functional during visit
Brand-heavy release that sold well despite initial skepticism about brand appeal in pinball
Skatewear/streetwear brand worth $1 billion+ that partnered with Stern for pinball machine; known for limited-edition releases and artificial demand creation
Home edition designed by George Gomez; featured ball lock mechanism design later used in Star Wars Home Edition
Stern Pinball premium short-run game; referenced as example of specialty pricing tier
Clothing brand collaboration pinball game, shares playfield layout with Star Wars and Spider-Man home editions
Historical Stern limited edition (100 units at $4,995 MSRP) that peaked at $75K-$80K secondary market; used as comparison case for Pokémon LE appreciation potential
Rare pinball machine; 100 units produced; originally sold for $12,000; described as more fun than expected despite unusual appearance
Clothing brand; planning collaboration with Stern pinball; mentioned as comparable luxury crossover potential for Pokémon
Stern pinball machine; characterized as 'garbage game' but experienced extreme price appreciation due to brand FOMO; used as precedent for Pokémon collector behavior potential
Collaboration pinball machine; 200 units; referenced as niche high-value example
Referenced as successful non-pinball brand crossover (Supreme Pinball Machine, 200 units, $10k); implicitly contrasted with Pokémon market potential
Clothing brand collaborating with pinball for Supreme Pinball Machine; 200 units at $10,000 each
Pinball machine without call-outs; uses DMD not LCD; included in Twerpies worst categories
Co-branded private label pinball game partner; video achieved ~3 million views and sold out in ~3 seconds
2018 Stern studio game; brand/fashion-themed; controversial among traditional pinball community; exceeded expectations with 2M views on teaser video
Fashion brand mentioned as having a pinball machine (licensing example)