#Jurassic park pinball professional#

Jurassic ParkвЂ™s ramps and lanes focus on the basics of pinball but still have a good bit of flair to them thanks to its eye-catching table art, and you can never go wrong with a t-rex head that spits out the multiball mode. A building that rises and sinks into the playfield is definitely a show-stopper, but maybe having a motor that can burn out and require replacement isnвЂ™t quite what the home market needs.

#Jurassic park pinball professional#

One of the major points of the Affordable Home Game line is that itвЂ™s designed more for consumer use than the professional arcade operator, and what that means is that, while itвЂ™s made with the same Stern parts as the bigger units, care has been taken to make sure that its set pieces are more durable. Up to now the line was only two units, both the same Star Wars layout with different art, but that grew by 50% today with the reveal of a new Jurassic Park pinball. While not as high-profile as its main line of pinball titles, Stern does have a small line of less pricey home machines, still a hefty chunk of change at $4599 but every little bit helps when the pricing gets into four digits. ThereвЂ™s no question that pinball is an expensive hobby, with even the cheap version of a new retail machine coming in at over $6000.