My first NIB (New In Box) game was LOTR LE. Stern Whitestar / 4 Players / about 5,500 units made) I probably paid too much for this popular title. Williams WPC-95 / 4 Players / 3,450 units made)Įxcellent example with original playfield and unfaded cabinet. Bally 1993 / WPC (Fliptonics2) / 4 Players / 15,235 units made) Ø Star Light ( Williams 1984 / Last Sys 7 (First Sys 9) / Sound / 4 Players / Very Rare as only 100 units made ) Sound and Speech / 4 Players / 13,075 units made )ġ982 / Sound and Speech / 4 Players / 2,388 units made) Ø Black Knight ( Williams 1980 / First Sys 7 Ø Blackout Williams 1980 / Sys 6 / Sound and Speech / 4 Players / 7,050 units made ) Sound and Speech / 4 Players / 6,000 units made )
Williams 1980 / Sys 6a with 7 Digit Displays / Williams 1979 / Sys 4 /Sound / 4 Players / 19,505 units made )ġ980 / Sys 6 / Sound and Speech / 4 Players / 17,410 units made ) Playfield scan here Ø Silverball Mania ( Bally 1978 / Sound / 4 Players / 10,350 units made) Not yet restored Links to my own pages, others link to the IPDB listings: Rollercoasters and pinball machines with ramps makes plenty of sense and this one was popular although I’m not finding a number of exact units sold.My current Pinball Collection (click on the name to see details) - Firepower RollerCoaster Tycoon: Released in 2002 by Stern Pinball, this was a license based on the popular (at the time) video game series. A pilot run of these new displays begins shipping this week. The new RGB LED model uses 4096 multi-color LEDs to create the display, which will look more authentic while offering deeper contrast. That model essentially emulates the dots. Previous ColorDMD displays have used a color LCD and the appropriate ROM. Let’s check them out: The New RGB Color Display On the pinball tech side, we have been covering the colorization efforts of ColorDMD for a while now and they have just released details on a new display they have created along with three new titles.
It’s not something we really see too much of on the video arcade side although granted, the arena of creating playfield toys is wide.
There are quite a few interesting ideas that are done in the efforts to spruce up old machines and that often veers into developing new tech. One great thing I have noticed about the pinball side of the amusement business is the amount of R&D spent by different companies in the business of “modding” pinball machines.
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