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The coin drops into the slot.
The plunger slides back with mechanical grace.
Then the silver ball hurtles up the chute like a
silver bullet.
"The ball is wild!"
That is the essence of pinball.
It can't be programmed,
it can't be directed,
it can't be controlled,
at least not completely
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Pinball facts for Stern Pinballs: |
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STERN PINBALL,
INC. is the only manufacturer of coin-op pinball
machines on the planet Earth today.
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Data East Pinball
was incorporated in November of 1986. Sega bought Data East
Pinball in 1994. STERN bought Sega Pinball in 1999. Gary
Stern has been the President of the company throughout.
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Typical design
time for a game is 1 year.
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A typical design
team consists of a game designer, software engineers,
mechanical engineers, bill of materials personnel, artists,
a sound engineer, a dot matrix display artist, and other
complimentary staff.
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STERN engineers
use 3-D modelling to create many of the parts for a game.
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STERN makes
roughly 3 new models a year, with production supplemented by
previously made models.
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There is an
average of 15 songs in a pinball machine.
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There are about
3500 parts in a pinball machine.
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There are about
1200 screws, nuts, and washers in a game.
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There are approx.
115 lights in a game.
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There can be up
to 72 switches in a game.
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There can be up
to 24 coils and 8 flash lamps in a game.
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There is about
1/2 mile of wire in a pinball machine.
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There are approx.
100 connectors in a game.
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There are approx.
357 tie wraps in a game.
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There are approx.
88 terminals in a game.
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There are about
33 assemblies in the game (e.g. flippers, slingshots,
bumpers, etc.)
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When you're standing there with your fingers
twitching on the flipper buttons, you never feel quite as alive as when
that ball is careening up and down, back and forth from bumper to
bumper. And nothing feels quite as deflating as seeing that ball
disappear down the drain and the words "Game Over" on the screen.
Then there's only one thing you can do.
Dig for more quarters. |
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