I have some programmed PUB cards if anyone is interested.

I could do a sale or rental similar to LockWhenLit, but better priced.

PM me if interested.

"The PUB (Prism Update Board) card is used to install a software update into a Pinball 2000™ machine. This is an alternative method to update a Pinball 2000™ machine without using a portable computer. The PUB card contains an update for both the Game Program and the Sound Program for a Pinball 2000™ machine."

The current version of SWE1 is 1.4.

During attract mode it will show game version or you can look it up in System Menu -> Utilities -> System Information.

Pricing is $30 to rent or $60 to purchase, plus USPS Priority Shipping.
Renting would require a $60 payment and $30 would be returned to you when the card gets back to me.

True, I technically have other builds, but I'm not sure how they play.

50069_0150_07252000
50069_0150_09222003
50069_0160_02012013
50069_0165_02212018
50069_0200_02262016

Sure. All you need is Windows 95 and an open ISA slot.

I pulled them from the same servers and assumed they were home grown like the RFM updates.

Here are the release notes from Williams for up to 1.65

Star Wars Episode One - Revision History

Version: 1.65 - DEC 09 2018
(Changes From 1.60)
Updated XINA (1.23)
This version doesn't require 8MB of system memory anymore.
German-Translation fixes.
Pod-Race needs 5 Checkpoints to win.

Version: 1.60 - APR 23 2006
(Changes From 1.50)
Updated XINA (1.21)
This version requires 8MB of system memory.

Version: 1.50 - SEP 22 2003
(Changes From 1.40)
Incorporate the final version of XINA (1.19) which fixes the problem
where booting the system with the power driver board disconnected
can cause factory reset to occur due to the mismatch of the last
country dipswitch setting in CMOS vs. the country setting for
an open power driver board cable.

Version 1.40 - July 31, 2000
(Changes from V1.30)

Updated to latest operating system.
Enhanced coin/bill handling and credit system.
Added tournament mode fix for exploiting ramp shots.

Version 1.30 - September 21, 1999
(Changes From V1.20)

Added power-cycle fix for games with Japanese dipswitch settings.

If you have already upgraded to version 1.20 and are not using Japanese dipswitch settings, this upgrade is not necessary.

Version 1.20 - September 16, 1999
(Changes From V1.00)

Added translations
Added optional ball saver (off by default)
Added G-U-N-G-A-N / J-A-R-J-A-R rule to bumpers/spinner.
Made locked balls kick out immediately at end of game.
Added HSTD tables to status report.
Added instructions to attract mode.
Added action buttons (up/down one line) to initials entry.
Tweaked various scoring, lamp, and display choreography problems.
Made ramp/spinner combos forgiving of ramp/switch errors.
Fixed bug in Replay Boost.
Fixed screen when a PC keyboard is connected.
Added adjustment to allow slam tilt to reset the game.
Fixed O/S bug which incorrectly calculated ROM checksums in some cases.

Copyright (c) 1999, Williams Electronics Games, Inc.

If it's from the prism card, that's the motherboard reset.

I have some PUB cards left if anyone is interested.

Nucore/Pinbox isn't perfect, but it works. If you want to go down that road, I would suggest converting to LCD to save some headaches associated with getting it to work properly with CRTs.