Pinball machine featured at tournament; Tyrell dominated as house choice across all qualifying rounds due to setup

Stern Pinball game; criticized for code quality and decal peeling issues; last major code update before episode recording

Stern game owned in LE form by Dr. John; had upper playfield difference between Pro/Premium; Premium and LE versions mentioned

Referenced as strong theme that allows game quality to overcome mechanical/pricing concerns

Earlier Stern machine with character selection; Orbital Albert notes artwork quality difference vs. Venom

Stern title; received code update reviving secondary market interest after severe depreciation; panelists credited Dwight Sullivan

Pinball game adaptation featuring character Daenerys Targaryen; discussed in context of theme-appropriate costume representation

Stern Pinball machine used as historical example of poor visual impressions in preview videos but strong actual gameplay

Stern pinball game with comprehensive ruleset; example of game where competitive meta narrows player choices despite rule design intent

Stern pinball machine criticized for flat, beige playfield design; contrasted unfavorably with Jurassic Park's colorful approach

Stern Pinball game designed/coded by Dwight Sullivan

Stern Pinball game receiving new code update this week

Stern Pinball title; received code update in 2019

Steve Ritchie design referenced for layout comparison to Venom Pro

Listed as one of the pin golf tournament games; mentioned alongside Star Wars in target score board

Mentioned as example of casual mode affecting strategy; Greyjoy multiball strategy discussed

Solid state machine; noted for tight/brutal tilt; Robert Byers scored 174 million with multiple super jackpots in opening round

Modern Stern game that Keith Elwin placed at The High Dive location but which casual players preferred over the classic machines he also placed there.

Pinball machine with secret beta code by Dwight Sullivan changing strategy through Lannister multipliers and playfield multiplier purchases.

Pinball machine with modified ball save settings for tournament

Pinball machine mentioned as part of NKY Open 2022; Bree Reynolds changed strategy to use Baratheon faction per Carlos's recommendation

Modern pinball machine where coverage was parked at end of Day 1

Stern pinball machine with new code update coming Monday; features programmer who redesigned game mechanics

Stern Pinball machine being played and streamed; primary game focus of Day 1 broadcast

Pinball machine by Stern, mentioned as recent release with beta code at reveal, Jack Danger negotiating to stream Premium/LE edition

Licensed IP game hypothetically discussed as example of simultaneous Stern/Farsight development

Stern game designed by Dwight with house selection mechanic

Stern release (Premium tier); Ron reports severe ghosting issues on upper playfield; mentioned alongside other ghosting-affected games

Stern pinball machine used in Fall Brawl tournament finals; Adam Becker scored 1.6 billion; demonstrates high skill ceiling

Stern pinball game, recent code update (December 19th) fixed ticket dispenser issue only

Steve Ritchie design referenced for comparison to Venom's layout approach (Pro variant).

Stern pinball machine that Chuck Work created extensive tutorial content for (7 videos, ~10 hours), covering pre-update, post-update, and Pro/Premium/LE variations

Modern pinball machine used in qualifying matches; difficult to play with challenging orbit shots and tilt sensitivity

Stern Pinball game being broadcast on Twitch from Rock Fantasy Game Room

Stern Pinball's licensed Game of Thrones pinball machine, launched at Pinball Expo 2015. Features upper playfield, dragon topper with fire effects, multi-ball, and fast-paced ramp shots.

Title references a Game of Thrones pinball machine announced as 'Coming Soon' by Stern Pinball

Stern pinball game with extreme score variance based on rule knowledge; Tim cited as problematic example

Previous Stern pinball design by Dwight Sullivan featuring RPG elements (character/house selection, gold spending); comparison point for TMNT mechanics

Licensed pinball game; Jeff watched TV series through season 3; discusses importance of IP knowledge for gameplay enjoyment

Pinball machine where Benjamin Furiga experienced beneficial malfunction with multiball ball save

Pinball machine used in Pinball Done Quick charity event, competitive play involved getting to Hand of the King mode as fast as possible.

Stern release affected by ghosting defects in playfield inserts

Stern pinball with character perk add-a-ball system; designed by Dwight Sullivan

Stern release with upper playfield; compared to Avengers in Pro vs Premium gameplay discussions

Stern Pinball machine based on HBO series; Pro Edition is the subject of this comprehensive tutorial covering playfield validation, multiplier mechanics, and battering ram rules.

Stern Pinball machine; confirmed to be Spike 1 platform

Referenced as game the primary host is currently playing; used as context for Jaws comparison

Stern pinball machine, Premium Edition recently announced, mentioned as context for market saturation

Stern licensed game (Premium version); cited as inspiration for Don's personal project and example of quality modern implementation

Stern Pinball Premium edition; Kaneda states he is purchasing it

Referenced metaphorically as context for variant strategy risks; Kaneda uses this phrase to discuss the variant arms race problem

Stern Pinball game; mentioned as reference for Premium vs CE visual differences and playfield variants

Referenced multiple times as example game; mentioned in comparison context about licensing and reviews

Mentioned as upcoming title generating excitement in the pinball market

Mentioned as reference point for Multimorphic standard edition comparison; Premium Edition artwork praised by Jason

Mentioned in one of few intelligible fragments; context unclear due to transcript corruption

Stern Pinball machine; designed by Steve Richie; coded by Dwight Sullivan; Thompson did speech processing and sound work

Stern game; Josh refuses to play due to extreme violence; example of Stern's willingness to create adult-oriented content

Josh has Game of Thrones on location. Auto launcher issue noted by some operators, fixed by aligning forks. Playing well otherwise.

Referenced multiple times as example game in transcript; mentioned alongside Premium edition

Premium edition Stern game mentioned as alternative if someone just wants good flow

Historical reference from September 2016; context-setting for discussion of limited editions and pricing

Stern Pinball game referenced; designed by Steve Richie; mentioned for its consistent color progression in multiball

Mentioned as game Don plays, Premium version referenced in discussion of personal collection

Mentioned as receiving 30 minutes of episode coverage

Stern Pinball licensed machine; referenced for 80s vibes intro music; designed by Steve Richie

Stern Pinball; referenced as Premium Edition in Don's collection; used as reward giveaway in Patreon promotion

Stern Pinball machine; appears in transcript as corrupted/artifactual text references

Stern licensed game referenced in topper discussion and design precedent context

Mentioned as design reference point in garbled/transcription-error section

Referenced as prior Stern title that underwent extensive post-launch code updates by Dwight Sullivan; example of Pro vs. Premium layout difference (some players preferred simplified Pro version)

Stern Pinball machine used as primary tournament game; set to casual mode (forcing House Stark selection) to prevent plunger lane chattering issues; featuring Premium and Pro versions with different playfield configurations

Stern Pinball machine featured in tournament finals, known for challenging left spinner mechanics and Blackwater multiball

Machine referenced multiple times with 2x scoring multiplier; appears to be third game in qualifying session

Stern Pinball machine mentioned as owned/played by speaker

Stern Pinball machine (Premium version); referenced as comparison title multiple times throughout stream

Reference machine in tournament history discussion; Oscar H. Ray won with this game

Stern Pinball title; referenced as a licensed machine Meunier conceptualized prior to Pirates

Pinball machine designed by Dwight Sullivan; group discusses Premium Edition's upper playfield favorably

Pinball machine; subject of Jared's Twitch stream; played by Jared

Stern Premium Edition machine owned by Matt, listed for sale, slow secondary market movement, not discussed in 2025 rankings

Game briefly mentioned as reference point for servo wire orientation discussion

Referenced as example of photorealistic artwork Drew would reject on future games

Modern pinball game; one of the games stolen in Melbourne Easter heist

Spooky Pinball title; won Game of the Year at Twippies Awards

Stern pinball machine (Premium Edition) featured in bracket; identified as machine Scott Ian previously wanted for home collection

Stern pinball machine; randomly selected for main tiebreaker; themed around HBO series; has Pro and Premium editions with different bonus mechanics

Pinball machine at tournament experiencing technical difficulties during stream

Premium Edition game played in tournament, Helena won decisively

Referenced as example of servo failure (smokey smell characteristic of failure)

Modern Stern pinball game featuring Kevin O'Connor's Photoshop-based artwork, demonstrating current technical evolution

Recent Stern production; multiple references to manufacturing upper playfields and production volume

Stern pinball machine (appears to reference AC/DC Pro Vault Edition in context)

Referenced by Joe Katz as comparison point for skill shot difficulty benchmark

Pinball machine mentioned as example of what can be integrated (two units in cabinet)

Spike 1 game; example of core node architecture in earlier platform

Licensed game running on P3 platform; installed on Jerry's prototype machine

Television series discussed in context of narrative endings and money-grabbing final seasons

Stern Pinball game; mentioned in comparison discussions; referenced as example of game requiring substantial time investment

Stern Pinball game discussed for character balance improvements; hosts note current four-character viability

Pinball machine in George's collection

Pinball machine left at George's location, referenced during stream as problematic with outlane drains

Stern pinball machine; subject of gameplay demonstration

Pinball machine referenced as previously played by Fliptronic streamers

Game mentioned as upcoming/available machine during stream conclusion

Stern machine on display at Scorbit HQ loaned by 'Zax from Free Goal Watch' for development

Stern pinball referenced for stage flipping technique demonstration with Escher

Stern Premium pinball machine being played and analyzed

Mentioned in Premium Edition vs. Standard discussion

#10 ranked game (Premium Edition); despite negative community perception, hosts praise flow and mechanics; improvement over previous version

Stern pinball machine, Premium Edition, being comprehensively tutorialized in multi-part series

Pinball game (Premium Edition) compatible with Flippin' Out's dragon coin door mod; mentioned as game with dragon theme

Previous Stern title (Premium Edition) used as comparison point for stripped-down Pro design and playfield simplicity

Pinball machine visible in stream setup above AC/DC machine

Premium Edition pinball machine being comprehensively analyzed in this tutorial series

Premium Edition ranked #3; features small 3D dragon topper showing completed house displays; hosts wish dragon was larger

Stern pinball machine; mentioned in passing as a theme Devin enjoys more than The Shadow.

Mentioned as being in studio during recording

Stern licensed machine; subject of entire tutorial series; features multiple house modes, Hand of the King wizard mode, multiballs, complex scoring interactions

Stern Pinball game; recently released; mentioned among new titles in 2017 market

Pinball game Pro version, played by Madeline Lin's co-worker at lunch

Stern pinball game included in the game selection of the dual-screen build

Stern Pinball machine present and visible at the expo

Stern Pinball title mentioned as comparable product to the Legends Gamer lineup

New Wave Toys arcade replica/machine product line

Stern pinball; compared in premium vault edition comparison; Greg notes rulesets similar to Star Wars but aesthetic shortcomings

Stern pinball machine mentioned as having complex ruleset that Tron deliberately avoids emulating

Stern Pinball game; coded by Dwight Sullivan; played at 2018 Expo

Stern pinball machine featured in pin golf tournament with 250 million target score and casual mode restrictions

Stern pinball machine referenced as example of game with team/house selection feature at start that many players don't discover

Pinball machine recently acquired by Jon in candy cab format; planned for future channel review

Stern Pinball 2015 release (Pro model); subject of this Dead Flip stream; running beta code at time of broadcast

Stern pinball machine; mentioned regarding code updates (Premium Edition variant)

Richie-designed pinball machine confirmed for Pinball Expo 2015; discussed regarding playfield design and speed

Premium Edition pinball machine in Dead Flip's collection

Stern pinball machine mentioned; AC/DC Pro Vault Edition variant noted with 4,250 point score

Stern pinball machine title mentioned briefly in context

Stern pinball machine referenced during gameplay

Stern Pinball game at location being played during stream

Stern AC/DC Pro Vault Edition mentioned in stream clips

Pinball machine at Movieland Arcade

Referenced as comparison point for number of licensed songs in pinball games (Premium variant cited as having 6-7 songs)

Speculated as potential future Stern game; theme rumored multiple times in chat discussion

Stern Pinball 2015 Pro model being streamed and analyzed; features house mechanics, gold collection, battles, and multiball modes

Pinball machine being played during stream compilation

Pinball machine discussed extensively for its Magna Save feature and hybrid hardwired/Wi-Fi setup

Pinball machine mentioned in gameplay context

Stern pinball game; originally planned to receive update alongside Ghostbusters but was delayed

Stern pinball game mentioned briefly in gameplay context

Game mentioned at beginning of stream for which Jack has beta code

Referenced multiple times during gameplay as comparison/mode discussion

Referenced multiple times in conversation as comparison/memory reference

Stern game; Dead Flip unboxed, built, and streamed this title after release

Stern AC/DC Pro Vault Edition game mentioned in scoring reference

Stern pinball machine; launch party being promoted for Pinball Expo event

Stern Pinball machine owned by DeadFlip; referenced in machine inventory

Referenced as adjacent game at festival; appears multiple times in garbled transcript sections

Example of game Hardy feels lacks memorable mechanical moments

Pinball machine at Penn Stack; speaker indicates low personal preference but notes will play it

Referenced as positive example of trapping mechanics on upper playfield

Stern pinball game with premium mini-playfield; referenced as benchmark for complexity and Dwight Sullivan's ruleset approach

Pinball machine at 2019 Nationals with longest wait times alongside Star Trek

Steve Ritchie design; host mentions as modern example of his work

Iron Throne and Hand of the King modes cited as excellent moments

Stern pinball machine referenced in opening context

Stern pinball machine at Past Times Arcade

Stern Pinball; noted as having been played at expo; mentioned as entry point game that led one collector into the hobby

Stern Pinball machine with Premium upper playfield; Dennis criticizes its upper playfield for disrupting ball flow

Referenced as precedent for selectable character feature that differs from Pirates' implementation

Stern release; Pro and LE play significantly differently (four flippers on LE/Premium); referenced as inconsistent feature distribution example.

Stern game cited as turning point in move away from clip art toward hand-drawn artwork

Stern pinball game, Steve Ritchie design, lost appeal over time unlike Ghostbusters

Stern pinball game reportedly experiencing clear coat separation issues in recent runs

DMD machine in Wizards tournament, had long qualifying lines, Dennis chose not to play it (the one game he didn't play in qualifying)

Stern Pinball machine cited as recent comparison point; known for Photoshop clip art criticism; Pro version lacks upper playfield features

Stern pinball machine designed by Steve Ritchie; played recently by hosts at local tournament; described as having good flow and fast gameplay

Stern pinball game; different layout from Star Trek and Spider-Man

Stern pinball machine cited as comparison for hand-drawn art style and upper playfield design; subject of art criticism debate

Stern game by Steve Ritchie cited as potential remaster candidate with dated theme but strong layout; noted as last 'really good' Ritchie Stern

Stern Pinball modern HBO show adaptation; cited as example of modern IP theme choice that worked better than some alternatives

Steve Ritchie Stern layout; DMD implementation considered weak; suggestions for LCD upgrade and show clips; strong upper playfield; last great Ritchie layout.

Stern pinball machine that was newest title at Ton Ton XL 2016 and generated high player interest

Stern pinball machine (2016) in the venue

Stern pinball machine (Pro version) available at Tilt

Stern pinball; LE version in playable collection at museum

Stern pinball machine from 2016 on location at The Brat Stop as of September 2017

Pinball machine designed by Steve Ritchie; listed among his best-selling designs in official announcement.

Steve Ritchie design released October 2015, featured fast flowing shots and LED lighting; code updates released over Christmas and earlier in year added casual mode

One of 18 supported pinball titles

Stern pinball machine designed by Steve Ritchie; was popular at Pin-a-Go-Go 2017 with consistent long play lines

Stern Pro pinball machine at NickelRama #1

Stern title; ninth most-used in NACS with 9 instances; Colorado enables virtual ball-locks; receives short ball-save timers

Stern pinball machine at Moonwalker Arcade

Stern game; first major collaboration between Dwight and Corey Stoop approximately six years prior to stream

Licensed pinball machine based on HBO series; subject of this comprehensive technical review

Pinball machine title available at Flip Flip, Ding Ding

Pinball machine that replaced Medieval Madness at the event

Stern pinball machine featured at multiple Chicago venues

Stern Premium pinball machine at multiple Chicago locations

Stern 2015 pinball machine at Bremen Cafe; pricing $1/$2 for 3

Stern LE machine featured in BOP qualifying lineup

Stern Pinball Pro model exhibited at Amusement Expo 2016

Prior Stern pinball title referenced for comparison (locked character choice vs Venom's fluid character switching)

Stern Pro model, 2015, heavily played during author's visit; author seeking to own

Pinball machine at Up-Down Milwaukee

Stern pinball machine (2015, Premium edition) in venue lineup

Stern pinball machine; not yet released at podcast recording time; hosts discuss as having significantly different Pro/Premium versions

HBO series discussed; Australian co-host avoids watching until Blu-ray release; subject of George R.R. Martin book/show timing discussion

Pinball machine featured at ReplayFX; Johnny Modica nearly completed wizard mode.

Stern pinball; example of three-tier pricing with 'gigantic difference' in gameplay and target prioritization between Pro and Premium/LE editions

Stern pinball where Pro version was noted to be unexpectedly competitive with Premium tier

Recently announced Pinball Arcade table; Chris criticizes shooter rod aesthetic as 'pretty ugly'

Stern Pro model at Ground Control; Chris noted it appeared beat-up/unmaintained despite being relatively new; later discusses headphone jack implementation challenges on Spike platform

Pinball machine at Suttree's High Gravity Tavern

Referenced as comparison point for character selection mechanics; Stern game where character choices have more significant value/ranking differences than Star Wars

Steve Ritchie design; cited as having art worse than Led Zeppelin; example of restrictive license impacting design

Prior Dwight Sullivan-coded Stern game with similar currency/item shop mechanics and ball-stopping code philosophy

Spike 1 era game; selling for high secondary market prices; considered strong vault candidate if license re-upped

Previous Stern title designed by Dwight; example of turtle-selection-like character choice mechanic (Stark/Targaryen/Baratheon houses)

Dwight Sullivan-coded game with multiple house strategies; discussed as example of rule design with suboptimal but playable paths

Pro version owned by Morten; he achieved wizard mode the day after streaming it; removed extra balls for harder challenge

Stern game with node board failure history, experienced extended repair wait during COVID

HBO television series and book franchise; licensed IP for the pinball machine; described as 'one of the most popular shows' with 'awesome action and excitement sweeping huge battles nights swords magic dragons'

Modern pinball machine mentioned as example of recent releases

Stern Pinball designed by Steve Ritchie; praised for playfield layout; discussed in context of Ritchie's best works

Jersey Jack Pinball game referenced for Pro version gameplay preference despite LE visual integration

Stern game with $500 topper featuring animatronic dragon and mode tracking; comparison reference

Stern game; features gold-based upgrade system with scoop access; used as mechanical comparison/model for Mando's Beskar upgrade system

Stern Pinball title by Dwight featuring house selection mechanic; early example of progression-based design

Pinball machine at Delaware location; played for 40-minute game during recent tournament there

Reference game for mini upper playfield design; contrasted with Scooby-Doo's full-width split playfield architecture

Pinball machine designed by Steve Ritchie; Rebecca's second holy grail machine; rented for three-five months from Buffalo Billiards before pandemic closure; critical game for learning rules as newer player

Stern game receiving two code updates in July 2019, reaching version 1.37

Stern pinball game designed by Dwight Sullivan; features house/character selection mechanics; based loosely on TV series themes

Stern pinball machine; playfield used by Anthony as base for Mass Effect homebrew

Stern pinball machine; one of Amy's favorite machines at home

Stern Pinball game designed by Ritchie featuring his flow-focused design principles

Licensed pinball game by Ritchie mentioned as a recent Stern release.

Modern pinball machine at Pin Up; noted as confusing for new players due to house selection sequences

Pinball game launch party where Chris Warren first met David Taylor at the end of 2015, where David 'jumped in with both feet' and performed well.

Stern pinball machine designed by Dwight Sullivan; planned for code updates post-Munsters due to newfound capacity; would benefit from modern design approach.

Modern Stern game referenced for similar combo/multiplier display logic and ball staging mechanics to High Roller Casino

Modern pinball game; Davidson admits limited rule knowledge, relies on observation

Stern Pinball game coded by Sullivan; example of light RPG mechanics and character selection system

Complex modern game in Erik's collection; contrasted with Stranger Things as different complexity level

Referenced for mechanical longevity testing; dragon mechanism running longest in lab per Mel Kirk

Jersey Jack Pinball game featured at tournament; lacks front-panel headphone jack, requires audio access from backbox

Reference point for upper playfield mini-playfield mechanic similar to Excalibur

Stern game; Dwight Sullivan completely rewrote code post-release; example of code evolution after launch

Machine featuring Dwight Sullivan's 'pict-o-pops' code signature mechanic; dragon mechanism tested for longevity

Game referenced for playfield design comparison regarding forward shot placement

Referenced as VPX (virtual pinball) title that Manu was bug hunting

Commercial pinball game whose layout served as base for Mass Effect homebrew

Pinball machine used in league tournament; game where Jeff Teolis scored 1.6 billion for first place victory

Stern pinball game that introduced Roland to competitive pinball scene through playing at Gestalt arcade in San Francisco

Pinball game with both Pro and Premium versions; Pro version has smaller upper playfield and is more enjoyable; Premium version criticized for oversized upper playfield obscuring main playfield

Mentioned as Spike 1 era game with DMD screens

Game at Franklin Park; played by BCF with detailed multiball strategy discussion

Pinball title; described as highly tactical and rhythm-based; central to Colliders vs Balls of Steel match

Stern machine receiving significant code update; balancing houses (especially Martel), fixing bugs; community debate on scope of changes

New Stern pinball machine with RPG mechanics, theme license from HBO series

Stern licensed title with mechanical topper; first major topper with animated wings and sigil integration

Referenced for mechanical longevity testing; dragon mechanism running longest in lab

Stern pinball title designed by Steve Richie with Dwight code; owned by Rebecca, memorable from COVID lockdown period at Buffalo Billiards

Previous Stern game coded by Sullivan; featured upper playfield with integration issues Sullivan learned from for Munsters