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Jack Danger plays Stargazer (1980) with guest Laura in casual drinking game format.
Stargazer is from 1980 and is not electromechanical but does have an alphanumeric display
high confidence · Jack Danger directly states game specs during intro segment
Stargazer was designed by someone who only designed two pinball tables total before leaving the industry
medium confidence · Jack states 'The guy that designed this only only designed two pinball tables. They were both awesome, and then he left pinball for good.' Attribution to designer not provided.
Operators didn't like Stern machines in the 1980s because of corner-cutting in component durability
medium confidence · Jack speculates 'Operators didn't like Stern back in there or the day because of a lot of the corners that they cut back in there or the day. Like the bottom of this cabinet, you could probably stick your finger through.'
Stargazer has no in-lanes, only rollovers that require hitting targets to light spinners
high confidence · Jack explains game mechanics: 'This game has a unique, there's no in-lanes here... These don't have it. It's just out. But you have these interesting rollovers.'
“Stargazer is from 1980. I wouldn't... it's not electromechanical. It does have an alphanumeric display.”
Jack Danger@ 2:20 — Technical specification clarification of the machine being played
“The guy that designed this only only designed two pinball tables. They were both awesome, and then he left pinball for good.”
Jack Danger@ 21:14 — Pinball history/designer background on Stargazer creator
“Operators didn't like Stern back in there or the day because of a lot of the corners that they cut... Like the bottom of this cabinet, you could probably stick your finger through.”
Jack Danger@ 14:27 — Commentary on Stern's manufacturing quality in 1980s era
“Everyone go on Twitter and tweet at Stern Pinball to send a kiss machine to Deadflip. Because I'm trying to light a fire under their asses.”
Jack Danger@ 7:42 — Explicit call-to-action for community advocacy regarding Kiss pinball availability at streaming venue
community_signal: Deadflip streaming format includes live chat interaction, viewer tips/follows, and participatory drinking game format
high · Multiple viewer names mentioned in stream; direct responses to chat questions; community participation in game rules
product_strategy: Jack Danger publicly calls for community to pressure Stern Pinball via Twitter to send Kiss pinball machine to Deadflip streaming venue
high · Direct quote: 'Everyone go on Twitter and tweet at Stern Pinball to send a kiss machine to Deadflip. Because I'm trying to light a fire under their asses.'
collector_signal: Jack Danger emphasizes enjoyment of classic pinball design and mechanics from 1980 Stargazer
high · 'I wouldn't... This game is very spinner-based, and probably one of my favorites.'; 'This game is the business. I love this game so much, man.'
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