The build quality is better on No fear but either-they are both great fast games.

I know someone who knows someone that is currently looking to sale his Starship Troopers.

Send me a PM and I'll give you the contact's name and you can talk to him about
helping you get the sellers info.

When I owned NF, I was strongly influenced by the ratings here and thought the game wasn't all that great. Now that its gone, i realize that the constant challenges made it always entertaining. I miss it. Haven't played st for so long that I can't remember the gameplay. Gonna say you can't go wrong with NF, though

I have a Starship Troopers for sale not sure if you would wanna ship it tho. Its in MINT condition seriously nothing wrong at all! Its a great game! The 3rd flipper takes a little get used to but its got alot of cool toys and the modes are alot of fun. KILL EM ALL!!!

I'd get the No Fear out of those 2, fast game, good flow. Like the layout...

No Fear is the better game I think, Better re sale being a Williams.

From what I hear of others' opinions, NO Fear is the better game. Steve Ritchie, fast and fun.

No Fear, no question.

Anyone that has spent any time on an SST will know that hands down it has one of the best light shows in pinball. Multiball is excellent. There's two moving playfield toys including the pop-up brain bug. Two ramps, multiple modes, fast play, funny calls actual BUMPERS and dmd graphics etc.etc.etc. This game has MUCH faster gameplay and one operator said all he needed to do was wipe down the playfield and this game was good to go versus constant adjustments on the B/W pins. I question anyone who knocks the build quality of this pin if they've never taken one apart. SST is rising in the rankings. If you can find a good one, jump on it.

I've played both and NF would be my choice, as it more instantly clicked with me, plus I like the theme, speed, art, and the jump ramp loop.

I'd like to spend more time with SST as I think it may grow on me, and I know I didn't see everything it had to offer, and it has some pretty neat looking toys. I didn't care much for the smaller flipper next to the side of the larger one, but then again, that flipper's size and location was a lot different than I'm used to, so that might possibly grow on me too.

I'm repeating myself as STT is great fun

No Fear > Starship Troopers

When in doubt, I go with bud Steve Ritchie.

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Pinside staff - Starship Troopers = 7.95 No Fear = 7.58

Starship Troopers > No Fear

Steve Ritchie Factor > Sega Factor

If you want to go by this, go buy a Terminator 2 pinball. Steve Ritchie designed it and you'll love it for all of 3 days but hey....it was designed by Steve Ritchie!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

What i like about ST is that the game changes, and depending on what coloured bugs you have to kill, you have different targets to shoot for each time, which is a cool idea.

There used to be a SST on route very close to my house. Played it all the time. Solid pin.

There is a NF on route here at the Legion. I enjoy playing it everytime I go in there. That might be the steak and beer talking but not sure. I just know I have fun there and the machine is there.

But for it's time it was awsome!

Great question, we have both machines side-to-side in our gameroom! They're very different games but equally fun. They're also both LOUD and FAST!

Personally I think SST has more 'depth' and has more humor (it's just so over the top), but NF is definitely the smoother running game (hard to beat the Steve Ritchie flow). I would have a real hard time picking between the two as I love 'em both!

I Have areally nice no fear for sale some pinsiders have seen it. LMK asking 2495.00 no cabinet fade with full leds its nice.
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You can't bash Ritchie for T2. T2 and HS were arcade MONSTERS. Neither fair well for longevity in home use situations, other than for some quick fun and nostalgia.

I judge the pins for today and today’s use, but appreciate them for their time period and original purpose – ie suckering smelly little kids into dumping all the money they just stole from their mother’s purse into *this* machine.

I have owned a Starship and have played a No Fear at an auction. I think Starship is better.

funny story i might add on Starship troopers...it was filmed at Devils 1/2 acre in Wyoming in natrona county. my stomping grounds were i lived and grew up...

i remember when i saw ads in our paper for 'extra's' to fill in for the hundreds of soldiers in the fights at night with the giant spider creatures...lol i drive by that location 3 times a week lately and always think of that movie. an interesting fact you might not have known.

High Speed was such an important machine in the history of pinball. In my eyes, it marked the beginning of a whole new era of creativity. It's definitely the machine that got me and a lot of my friends hooked on pinball back in high school.