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Orbitor 1 Pinball By Stern of 1982 at www.pinballrebel.com


Maybe the most bizzare game ever made. But an ultra cool attempt to provide somthing new in pinball play.

Orbitor 1 Pinball By Stern - Photo

Full game shot.
Orbitor 1 Pinball By Stern - Photo

A classic Pinball Glass with raised plastic giving a 3-D effect.

Orbitor 1 Pinball By Stern - Photo

Upper playfield view.  Note the moonscape surface and the spinning bumers which put lots of english on the balls so that they orbit.

Orbitor 1 Pinball By Stern - Photo

Full playfield view.

Orbitor 1 Pinball By Stern - Photo

Flipper playfield view. Note a ball can often be saved by letting it orbit behind the flipper when it is raised.

Orbitor 1 Pinball By Stern - Photo

View from ball level.

Orbitor 1 Pinball By Stern - Photo

Coin door view.

Orbitor 1 Pinball By Stern - Photo

Another ball level view of the pinball playfield.

Orbitor 1 Pinball By Stern - Photo

The game also includes drop target banks and a spinner.

Orbitor 1 Pinball By Stern - Photo

Middle playfield view.

Orbitor 1 Pinball By Stern - Photo

Outhole view.

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FROM THE INTERNET PINBALL DATABASE
Orbitor 1
February, 1982 / 4 Players
Manufacturer: Stern Electronics
Model Number: 165
MPU: Stern M-200 MPU
Type: Solid State Electronic
Production: 889 units
Theme: Outer Space
Specialty: Widebody
Notable Features: "Moon surface"-like playfield, rotating targetbumpers,
2 ball multi-ball, ball capture, speech. Playfield slopes down and in towards the
spinning bumpers, which fling the ball away. The flippers can flip the ball forward
or backward since the out-hole is between them, and additional playfield is behind them.
Design by: Joe Joos Jr.
Mechanics by: Joe Joos Jr.

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