How about this one:

Regarding actors from the various properties (Star Trek included of course) -- Is an effort generally made to see if the actors would be amenable to doing some recording for the game? Or is that generally not even tried? If not is it for budgetary reasons? I know Karl Urban ended up doing some recording for ST, but I get the impression that he's a huge pinball fan and that's the only reason that one worked out. I'm just curious if other actors are asked and refused, or weren't even asked.

I know that Steve Richie sent a message to Keith Elwin on FB asking if he'd help beta test new software because he really wanted Star Trek to be a good tournament game. Is that a new focus at Stern in general, or Just S.R.? By which I mean making sure game rules are written in a way to make them attractive for tournaments to raise exposure. Does the surge in live streaming of pinball events have any influence on that?

To go with that - do you get time in a regular work week to update old games? Or is that only done off hours for the love of pinball?