If it's the same translite that was at Expo I'd say it's Stern-quality sharp (as far as dithering goes), but slightly more washed out feeling. Looks like an inkjet print.

Good news. The video shows what it looked like at Expo, so I was assuming it wasn't fixed yet.

I played an MMr last night. Glad to hear there's a fix for the tearing problems, it's not just a video artifact, it sucks just as much as it did at Expo.

Otherwise I'd say it plays and looks great. The soft blooming on the LED inserts looks great, really got it right.

I do consider a screen tearing an issue. The other two things not even vaguely.

Luckily there's supposedly a fix already.

See this Tim? He'll share it with perfect strangers, but not with you!

My Stern Star Trek was like that too. Glass didn't move until you budged it. I have games where the glass wants to leap out. I just figure it's one of those little variations, never gave it a second thought.

Making pinballs is complicated. Making a second one after a first one is still complicated.

Yes, experience is gonna help, but man, things happen. Stern started on Game of Thrones at the beginning of 2014. They know how to make games. Steve Ritichie and Dwight Sullivan and Greg Freres know how to make games. It took what it took, they're still not shipping the LEs.

That's pinball. Just so many moving parts, even after the game design is done.