Stern Electronics
33 games1977–1982
Stern Electronics was a Chicago company started by Sam and Gary Stern on the assets of Chicago Coin. It built solid-state pinball such as Stars (1978) and Meteor (1979) until 1982 and closed in 1985, long before today's Stern Pinball.
Games
Flight 2000
198090/100 · 5 ratings
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Orbitor 1
198277/100 · 5 ratings
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Stars
197868/100 · 5 ratings
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Galaxy
19804 ratings so far
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Nugent
19783 ratings so far
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Split Second
19813 ratings so far
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Big Game
19802 ratings so far
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Dracula
19792 ratings so far
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Star Gazer
19802 ratings so far
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Trident
19792 ratings so far
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Ali
19801 rating so far
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Cheetah
19801 rating so far
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Disco
19771 rating so far
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Hot Hand
19791 rating so far
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Meteor
19791 rating so far
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Nine Ball
19801 rating so far
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Quicksilver
19801 rating so far
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Seawitch
19801 rating so far
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Stampede / Rawhide
19771 rating so far
Chicago Coin
Viper
19811 rating so far
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Catacomb
1981
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Cosmic Princess
1979
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Cue
1982
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Dragonfist
1982
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Freefall
1981
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Iron Maiden
1981
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Lectronamo
1978
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Lightning
1981
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Magic
1979
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Memory Lane
1978
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Pinball
1977
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Stingray
1977
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Wild Fyre
1978
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