Jurassic Park Home Edition is a Stern Pinball home pinball machine designed by Jack Danger, released around 2021-2022 and sold through Costco at $4,899. The game features a T-Rex jaw mechanism, jump ramp, multiple wizard modes, multiballs, metal ramps, drop targets, and integrated Insider Connected technology. Designed under licensing constraints to maintain affordability, it served as a test and training project before full commercial game designs, exemplifying safe yet innovative game design with straightforward, accessible gameplay.
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Stern Pinball game referenced by Gonzo; he prefers it to Venom but ranks Jaws above it.
Home version of Jurassic Park designed by Jack Danger with retouched artwork by Jonathan Bergeron; available at Costco; features custom printed box with playfield image
Stern 2021 release; positive reception; includes moving dinosaur mech; designer Jack Danger; legitimizes home edition category
Stern home edition; MAP restrictions lifted, previously priced at $49.99 MSRP
Stern machine expected to arrive at George's tomorrow; previously owned by George, now returning; planned for streaming tomorrow night
Jersey Jack Pinball release; designer's earlier work featuring innovative jump layout from Robocop
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Jack Danger-designed pinball home edition; Orbital expressed strong interest in owning; no coin door
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Game Don plans to play at Costco while considering X-Men purchase decision
Stern pinball home version designed by Jack Danger; being re-released through Costco with upgraded playfield (MDF to real wood), relocated start button, Insider Connected added
Stern Pinball home version sold at Costco; full-size playfield with slightly smaller cabinet; priced at ~$1,600; inspired by Data East and Keith Elwyn Jurassic Park designs
Stern's home pinball edition available at select Costco locations for $5,000 and via Stern website for $6,000; features wood playfield, cosmetic coin door; not available through normal distributor network
Jack Danger-designed home pinball game; Orbital Albert calls it his favorite home edition
Game designed by Jack Danger prior to X-Men and Foo Fighters
Stern pinball machine being discontinued; previously thought to be well-received
Stern pinball machine celebrating one-year anniversary from release
Jack Danger's first release for Stern; home-oriented title
Costco cornerstone game at $4,999; features all-wood playfield; includes Insider Connected; positioned for casual/gift market; being distributed to Costco warehouses this holiday season
Stern home arcade cabinet; clearance priced at $3,700 at select Costco locations; limited geographic distribution
Discontinued Stern home edition; subject to no-minimum pricing policy
Stern title in finishing production runs as of December 2023
Earlier Stern home edition at Costco; Star Wars version building on lessons learned from Jurassic Park production
Referenced as having inferior jump ramp to No Fear; also criticized by host for breakable shots without ball danger
Stern home edition alternative still available at Costco; credited with superior gameplay compared to Star Wars home edition
Stern Home Edition released September/October 2021; single production run only before discontinuation announcement
Stern game sold through Costco partnership; Gomez claims very strong sales; host skeptical given no documented reorders
Prior Costco home pinball release; reported as successful, justifying Star Wars home edition launch
Stern/Keith Elwin design; host's preferred recent game; more approachable than others played
Stern release with art criticisms despite designer expertise; example of audience complaint patterns
Stern Pinball title; received update 1.01 in April 2020 with lighting effects and Easter egg
Pinball machine game by Stern Pinball
$4,899 Stern pinball machine sold at Costco; features metal ramps, drop targets, T-Rex multiball mechanism, integrated Insider Connected
Stern home pinball release designed by Jack Danger; released to Costco; served as a test/training project before full commercial game design.
Jack Danger design praised for innovation and fun factor despite smaller budget; referenced as example of safe game design
Jack Danger-designed game; described as fun, straightforward game with easier gameplay understanding
Stern home pinball machine designed by Jack Danger; features T-Rex jaw mechanism, Robocop-style jump ramp, multiple wizard modes and multiballs; designed under licensing constraints to keep costs affordable