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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.ย. 2024
- Classic Bond gadgets, sounds, and footage meet modern pinball: We unboxed the James Bond 007 Premium pinball machine from Stern Pinball. Here's a tour of what's inside!
The first thing people notice when looking at the James Bond 007 playfield is the Bird 1 Rocket, nestled in a loop behind some drop targets. Hit the targets down and you can lock balls in the center shot. The balls in this premium edition get shot up the launch pad structure to be released down cool spiral wireform for Bird 1 multiball. This is an easy multiball to just walk up to the machine and play, should you stumble across a Bond at the arcade.
What you may not notice right away is a few tiny Bonds lurking around the playfield, including one, looking rather submerged below the playfield in this launcher area on the left. It’s just peeking though kinda like the Creature in Monster Bash. And the Bond in a jetpack in the upper right of the playfield.
These areas are related to Jetpack multiball, which you trigger by hitting the ball in scoop by the underwater Bond, then shooting the left ramp. The ball actually gets picked transported by the jetpacking Bond over the Dragon Tank. Scoring is based on the ability not only to hit shots in this multiball, but set up a jetpack release over the Tank itself. It takes some pretty fun timing.
Another notable toy is the Aston Martin DB5 on the lower right. This is basically just a fancy vertical upkicker, but it’s a clever play on the classic eject seat. This area allows you to start gadget modes for a few multiballls.
Note that all of the ramps in Bond are nice metal ramps, which make for smooth shots and easy maintenance, it feels really good when you dial them in, although the small fan of ramps in the middle right playfield has some pretty tight shots that take some warming up. Luckily the center shot and rocket area can tee-up the upper left flip quite reliably.
Note that Bond is slathered in art, and this particular version has movie posters all over the side art and a You Only Live Twice color scheme, while other versions feature Dr. No and Thunderball on the backglass.
All versions use tons of movie footage on the backbox screen, callouts from the movies and licensed music. It’s the full, often campy package of 60s goodness, similar to Batman 66.
This machine shipped with Stern’s QR reader to connect it to the Insider Connected app for achievements and other leaderboard features.
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If this didn’t cost more than my car, I’d definitely want it.
Pinball is fun to play on
Dont let pinball die! go all and put some quarters in that ASAP!
It focuses on my favorite Bond, Sean Connery! 👍🏼👏🏼
Such an awesome tribute to the original Bond films! Little Nellie was my fav part of YOLT. Also the Japanese proverb that says, "Bird never make nest in bare tree."
Very cool pinball machine.
Glad you are doing pinball now!
Dammm!!! 🔥🔥🔥
are this arcade machines made for home now? or they still made for bars and pubs and public places?
The only pinballs that’s worth getting are the rarest ones to find in arcades like Pac-Man pinball I’ve seen people on TH-cam showing it that looks awesome Pac-Man is classic
Looks pretty cool! 🎉
Want this
And it's only $80,000
Most websites says it goes for $7,000 to $11,000.
off by 10x
Um... the *price?!?* 🤷🤑
3,000-6,000
@@mikaylafaithparteli9412 😳🤯
@@mikaylafaithparteli9412 Nope, this is starting at $8800 USD, up to $20,000 for the 60th edition.
2:17 that's not how you use a QR code sir lol
😂
That’s actually how it works. You have the QR code on your phone, and the machine scans it.
You forgot to say it cost more the my liver
Lots of people can afford these, lots can't yes.