Alien Star is a game mentioned in 2 episode(s).
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Alien Star tournament configuration lacked tilt bob during qualifying, with one installed by finals
Ron acquired Alien Star as his first Gottlieb pinball machine
Alien Star arrived with 28.5-inch legs instead of standard 27-inch legs
Alien Star had blown transformer fuses due to incorrect voltage conversion from 250V to 115V without updating fuses
Pinball machine where spinner is primary scoring method; Raymond got second place with 1.7 million
Game in qualifying lineup
Gottlieb 1984 pinball machine, spinner-driven multiplier system, alien targets and captures, star posts, warped playfield, tournament settings
Gottlieb pinball machine; Ron Hallett's first Gottlieb acquisition; originally from France with French-language text; arrived with multiple issues requiring repair
Gottlieb pinball machine; owned by Scott after 600-mile drive to acquire; Steve Sharlin had one at Pacific Pinball Expo with custom LED mod
Classic pinball machine featured in a Papa or early Pinburgh finals bank, price increased after tournament visibility
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Alien Star (1984) features a spinner mechanic that randomly determines bonus multiplier values
Game selected for INDISC 2023 playoff second game; features alien target spelling, multiball with multiplier mechanics
Pinball machine selected by Robert in tournament
Pinball machine at MPT3K; Audrey played at Pinburgh; described as 'challenging' and 'simple but hard to master'
Classic Gottlieb EM pinball machine being played on VPX; features alien targets, spinner multipliers, and bonus collection mechanics.
Gottlieb pinball machine from 1984, featured game during this stream, features spinner mechanics and alien target objectives
Vintage game brought to Dory Kevin Hill by participant from Florida; recently had playfield reproduced
Community favorite that Zach dismisses as boring with long ball time
Classic pinball title featured at Mystic Pinball
Pinball game featured in Pinsonati Gauntlet tournament; goal was to spell 'ALIEN'
Game being restored with playfield work; mentioned as desired restoration project
Classic tournament game; extreme blue color settings (10% GI); missing tilt bob during qualifying; no plumb bob; leaned left increasingly throughout weekend as leg bolts loosened; extra balls enabled; allowed excessive sliding/nudging
Re-import pinball game with same fuse conversion issues as Surface Safari (incorrect 220V to 120V fuse conversion)
Pinball game with minimal layout but exceptional code; example of code overcoming physical design limitations
Stern game; used in trade to Mike Dimas; on Mike's Pinside wish list
Confirmed in INDISC 2022 open division; described as 'pump and dump' game with spinner; tournament format includes five-ticket bounty risk
Primary notable game produced by Milstar before company dissolution; referenced as Milstar's 'one good game'
Solid-state game cited as excellent example for practicing Shatzing in-lane technique with spinner combos.
1984 pinball game by Milestar Electronics; designed by John Triau; Mike has original machine; reproduction playfield commissioned from Greg Walker after 2-year wait
Referenced as example of spinner game requiring skill and sequence strategy beyond ripping spinner