Quoted from soren:1986-01 High Speed
1986-04 Grand Lizard
1986-07 Road Kings
1986-10 PIN·BOT
1987-01 Millionaire
1987-03 F-14 Tomcat
1987-08 Fire!
1987-09 Fire! Champagne Edition
1987-10 Big Guns
1987-12 Space Station
1988-02 Cyclone
1988-05 Banzai Run
1988-06 Ramp Warrior
1988-06 Swords of Fury
1988-08 Taxi
1988-12 Truck Stop
1988-12 Jokerz!
1989-02 Earthshaker
1989-04 Atlantis
1989-04 Transporter the Rescue
1989-04 Black Knight 2000
1989-05 Ice Castle
1989-05 Pool
1989-08 Police Force
1989-10 Elvira and the Party Monsters
1989-11 Bad Cats
1989-12 Mousin' Around!
1990-01 Whirlwind
1990-04 The Bally Game Show
1990-06 Pool Sharks
1990-06 Rollergames
1990-09 Radical!
1990-09 Diner
1990-11 Dr. Dude
1990-11 Funhouse
1990-11 Riverboat Gambler
1991-01 Bugs Bunny's Birthday Ball
1991-02 Harley-Davidson
1991-02 The Machine: Bride of Pin·bot
1991-03 SlugFest
1991-05 Gilligan's Island
1991-07 Terminator 2: Judgment Day
1991-08 The Party Zone
1991-08 Hurricane
Road Kings, Millionaire, Fire, Big Guns, Ramp Warrior, TruckStop, Atlantis, Bad Cats, Bally Game Show, Pool Sharks, Riverboat Gambler, Bugs Birthday Ball, Harley-Davidson, Slugfest, Gilligan's Island, Hurricane are at the very least "questionable" outputs.
I think that we all believe that Williams/Bally were the greatest overall pinball manufacturer in history, all things considered (unless you're an EM guy, then its probably Gottlieb). I just think that everyone is quick to jump on Stern with undue hate sometimes and everytime they release a dud like TRS, its an uproar. Mighty Williams was just as guilty of this. They made tons of classics, but there are also plenty of lame ducks there too. That's not a dig on them or you, just a statement. Stern does make fun games still, even if they are a little "cheaper".