Star Trek: The Next Generation Pinball Machine by Williams

Star Trek: The Next Generation was released by Williams in November 1993 and designed by Steve Ritchie. It is a widebody game in the SuperPin series alongside The Twilight Zone and Indiana Jones: The Pinball Adventure, and the third pinball based on Star Trek after Bally's 1979 game and Data East's 1991 game. It is the only pinball machine with three separate high-score lists: the regular list, the buy-in list and a nod to The Machine: Bride of Pin*Bot's billionaires club.

What is on the playfield

Multiball, a kickback lane, lane change, ramps, spinners, cellar holes, custom speech, more than two flippers and a turret shooter, on the wide cabinet. Each new ball offers one of five launch awards chosen as it is fired; the ball is normally launched through the spiral ramp into the lock hole above the pop bumpers, and another ball is served from the left scoop onto the left inlanes.

Condition

This unit is an original Williams machine, shop-refurbished. Note that the widebody cabinet is broader than a standard-body game; the width in the table is the figure to check against doorways.

Delivery and warranty

What "refurbished" means here: cleaned playfield, new rubbers and balls, tested switches and lamps, and any faults listed on the page. Photos show the actual machine where we have them; some listings use reference photos of the model, so ask a specialist for current photos of this unit before you buy. Sold with our 6-month dealer warranty. Shipped crated by freight anywhere in the United States for a flat $200, curbside with a delivery appointment. Orders are prepared within 10 business days and transit takes 7 to 10 days. 30-day returns; the full policy is linked in the footer.

Will it fit? The cabinet measures 28 in wide, 56 in deep and 77 in tall and weighs about 250 lb. Check doorways and stairs against the width and depth; the backbox folds down and the legs come off for transport, so the box passes through a standard interior door on its side.