http://solarfox.triluminary.net/arc_megatack.php

The graphics and gameplay look VERY similar to Centuri's Challenger.

Their pinball Solenoid and Lamp boards work similar to Bally/Sterns. At least they chose the best at the time to emulate and made the boards slightly different to not get sued. Some of their playfield parts are similar to Sterns.
Several of their full sized pins are very similar in layout. As if they took Sharp's initial idea and modified it for the next game, then mirrored it with a minor change, then mirrored that one, etc...

There are a few who talk Game Plan...mostly pinball...keep bumping this.
I am trying to get back to my project-Game Plan-Star Trip-Pinball cocktail table.Man there is a guy who helps all with Game Plan...cannot remember or find his posts with a quick search...he will eventually chime in !!!
Keep bumping it-also do a post/search at RGP Google groups.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Game_Plan_(company)

http://www.gameplanpinball.com/history.shtml

http://www.gameplanpinball.com/forum/index.php/topic,38.0.html (note--Lock Ness surfaced on ebay in 2010, so I'm not sure how valid this story or claims are)

Oddly enough I have a minty Attila the Hun. There is a guy in Ohio that makes batches of Game plan mother boards. I installed one and it is a cool game. Of course it is a definite era piece. It looks great in our showroom. It shows people that there were quite a few different pin makers over the years. I do wish they (Gameplan would have gotten the Loch Ness pin into production. It was clearly a commandeering of Creature (not nearly as good) with the hologram of the sea monster.

-J

you are right!!!maybe it was the other way around.

Hey I just found this thread. I am working on a SSII MPU2 right now under the guidance of Bob Kane. Reviving this beast from an assault from battery (see what I did there?). Anyways, I replaced the damaged socket and the board still will not boot consistently. But I am getting intermittent flashes now. I also converted the ROMs to 2716 and replaced them. Learning how to solder on boards is fun!

I have some documented history, owned machines, and still have parts.

Soup to nuts, it is much shorter than companies like Zaccaria.
On par with Inder and LTD.

Roger Sharpe is a member of this forum.

LNM did not sell on Ebay in 2010, it was a private sale. I know the first, second, and current owner who bought the game. It currently resides in California.
It was not destroyed, and is not a myth like EM Bigfoot which cannot be found.

I uploaded 86 photos of LNM to the PinSide directory.
I also uploaded a photo of my personal prototype backglass.

Let me read these posts for detailed questions.

That LNM story is wild. I've been on Pinside for quite a while and hadn't heard of it before. Cool thread.

Some background info here about certain games, but nothing about the the start and end of the company:

http://www.pinballnews.com/shows/expo2006/index8.html
http://www.pinballnews.com/shows/ppe2009/index4.html
http://www.pinballnews.com/shows/expo2006/index6.html
http://www.pinballnews.com/shows/expo2005/index8.html

With the potential "Game Plan peeps" following this thread, I thought I would link this topic: https://pinside.com/pinball/forum/topic/spinner-graphic-for-sharp-shooter-ii-by-game-plan#post-3359651
I need a pic of the Sharp Shooter II spinner. Please help if possible.
Thx!