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Clone

Stern Electronics

Clone

Photos of this prototype game were discovered inside the Orbitor 1 prototype game. This game was a similar design to Orbitor 1 with an irregular plastic surface for the playfield and extruded 3D backbox artwork.

It is currently unknown whether or not this game still exists, or if there was more than one constructed.

Additional information found here: https://retrobitch.wordpress.com/2022/04/07/found-orbiter-1-pinball-prototype-yields-documented-evidence-of-another-lost-pinball-game/

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Design team

Concept: Dixie Reinhardt
Game Design: Dixie Reinhardt



Game details

3033
Stern Electronics, Inc.
December 1982
Solid state
Stern M-200 MPU
Prototype only, 1 produced
Unknown
Wide body
Digital
0
2
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Unknown

Flyers

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Price history

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Owners / Wishlisters / Places to play

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