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Fallout Pinball Tables Announced by Stern Pinball
Stern Pinball has announced new pinball machines based on the Fallout franchise, including Pro, Premium, and Limited Edition models. The Limited Edition is capped at 770 units globally. The announcement follows the success of the Fallout RPGs and the Prime Video show.
Exclusive interview: More than meets the eye: How Stern built its new Transformers pinball machine
Stern Pinball's new Transformers machine blends traditional pinball mechanics with modern video game development techniques, featuring complex software, online connectivity, and intricate mechanical engineering. Lead Game Designer Elliot Eismin and Lead Software Engineer Elizabeth Gieske discuss the challenges of integrating the Transformers license, balancing gameplay for different skill levels, and the evolution of pinball design.
Stern’s New Transformers G1 Pinball Table Is Approachable and Packed With Nostalgic Fun
Stern Pinball Inc. has released a new Transformers G1 themed pinball machine, "Transformers: More Than Meets The Eye." The machine is designed to be approachable and incorporates nostalgic elements from the Generation 1 cartoon and toys, offering a fun experience for fans.
Stern Pinball SGF Hands-On – Gotta Ball ‘Em All!
Stern Pinball showcased several new machines at Summer Game Fest, including ones themed around Transformers, King Kong, and two versions of Pokémon Pinball. The Pokémon machines, based on the anime, feature a "catch 'em all" mechanic where players can catch Pokémon by hitting the ball into a Poké Ball on the board, recording them in a digital dex. The article highlights the nostalgic elements and fan-oriented designs of each machine.
Frasier Pinball, Horses In Among Us, And More Of The Best Gaming April Fools' Day Jokes Ever
This article rounds up some of the most memorable April Fools' Day pranks from the gaming industry over the years. It highlights jokes from publications like GameSpot and IGN, as well as from developers such as Innersloth, Blizzard, and Sega, covering a range of humorous and sometimes prophetic fake announcements.
