Stranger Things Premium Pinball Machine by Stern

Can you solve the mysteries of the upside-down world of Hawkins Indiana? Find out in STERN Pinball’s release of Stranger Things!

Bursting onto the Netflix streaming service in 2016, Stranger Things shook up the sci-fi and horror genres, quickly becoming one of the most acclaimed pieces of TV entertainment of all time. STERN Pinball has taken the talent of legendary pinball designer Brian Eddy to bring the peculiar, upside-down world of Hawkins Indiana to pinball playfields all over the world, complete with encounters with strange phenomena and a one-on-one battle with the show’s dangerous Demogorgon. Brian Eddy’s designs are known to pinball fans across the world, being responsible for some of the most consistently high rated games of all time, including Medieval Madness, Attack from Mars and The Shadow.

The Premium version of Stranger Things includes a whole host of additional features and embellishments to make it one of the pinball machines of all time. Full RGB LED lighting covers the playfield, allowing any insert to display any colour. There are plenty of additional physical playfield features too. There is even a dedicated magnetic ball locking system, that holds pinballs in the air, suspended by the mysterious Eleven Telekinesis force.

STERN Pinball’s Stranger Things is the perfect way to recapture of every strange encounter and atmosphere of the show.

Stern’s Stranger Things Pinball is available in three versions – The Pro Edition, the Premium Edition, the Limited Edition model. A sheet comparing the features of these three machines will be available in a sheet that can be viewed here:

Stranger Things Pinball Feature Matrix

Stern Stranger Things Premium Measurements:

Height: 75 1/2″

Width: 27″

Length: 55″

Weight: 250lbs

About Stern Pinball:

Stern Pinball, Inc. (“SPI”) designs and manufactures arcade-quality pinball games. It is the only maker of arcade-quality pinball games in the world and is located just outside Chicago, Illinois.

The company traces its lineage to Philadelphia in the 1930’s when Sam Stern got into the business of operating pinball games. These new games were all the rage in bars and restaurants, and game operators were making a very good living. Sam became so successful as an operator that he soon became a game distributor as well.Sam moved to Chicago and became President of Williams. Through the ‘50’s and ‘60’s, he and Harry worked tirelessly to build Williams into one of the leaders in the burgeoning pinball industry.

Sam passed his passion for pinball on to his son, Gary, who as a child played in empty game boxes on the factory floor at Williams. Gary was only 16 years old in the 1960’s when he started working for his father in the stock room at Williams.

The late ‘70’s and early ‘80s saw the emergence of coin-operated video games. As the coin-op market evolved, other companies acquired many of the existing pinball companies. In 1986, after the death of his father, Gary founded Stern Pinball, which was purchased by Sega in 1994 and became Sega Pinball. In 1999, Gary bought the business back from Sega and renamed it Stern Pinball, Inc. Less than a month later, Williams announced plans to cease pinball production in order to focus on the slot machine business.

Through the first decade of the new millennium, SPI has continued to carry the pinball banner and promote the game throughout the world. The company has released many popular games, including Pirates of the Caribbean, Indiana Jones, Shrek, Batman, Spiderman, the Simpsons Pinball Party and many more. Its games continue to be enjoyed by both pinball enthusiasts and casual players around the world.