Stern Fallout Pinball: Unboxing, First Gameplay & INSANE Mechs!
Summary
First impressions of Stern's Fallout LE: strong build and lower playfield, but quirks out of the box and a complex ruleset.
LoserKid unboxes and first-plays the Stern Fallout limited edition with co-host Scott, praising build quality, packaging, the lower playfield and mechs, while noting out-of-box dialing issues, a left inlane/pop bumper design quirk, and a complex ruleset. He calls it one of Keith Elwin best games and says it's a great direction for Stern, though he sees it better suited to intermediate or advanced players. The video is largely impressions from a honeymoon-phase first look.
We weren’t planning on playing Fallout Pinball that day… but when Scott told me his brand-new Stern Fallout machine had just arrived, I had to make a detour! 🎮🔥 Join Scott and me as we unbox Stern’s highly anticipated Fallout Pinball, get our first hands-on look at the packed playfield, and play our first couple of games! From the moment we started setting it up, this machine felt different. The new white Stern boxes look fantastic, the game feels incredibly solid, and the underside of the playfield is absolutely PACKED with mechanisms and technology. 🎮 Unboxing and setting up Stern Fallout Pinball 🔧 The incredibly packed underside of the playfield 💥 The Fat Man launcher 🤯 The weird and wonderful inverted flipper ⌚ The Pip-Boy and lower playfield 🕹️ Our first couple of games and initial impressions 👀 One gameplay quirk that might have players looking for a modification! Two games aren't enough to fully understand everything Fallout has to offer, but there's already a LOT to explore. Is this one of Stern's most mechanically ambitious pinball machines yet? Watch our first impressions and let us know what YOU think of Fallout Pinball in the comments! 👍 LIKE the video if you're excited about Fallout Pinball! 💬 COMMENT: What's your favorite feature of the game so far?
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