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I was in my local video rental store and was admiring a Starship Trooper pinball machine that they have by the front door. On the rolling digital back screen towards the end of who had the highest scores; the following screen came up. It caught me off guard a little bit. But thought it was really neat.

So I just wanted to share it with everyone.

rogers1313 wrote:I was in my local video rental store and was admiring a Starship Trooper pinball machine that they have by the front door. On the rolling digital back screen towards the end of who had the highest scores; the following screen came up. It caught me off guard a little bit. But thought it was really neat.

So I just wanted to share it with everyone.

Wow Roger:
This is one of the neatest things I have seen, regarding my late friend Dick.
Now, my next question would be, did he play this machine in Colorado, or was
the machine originally in the Mt. Prospect, Ill. location? Did you happen to ask
the video store owner?
Bill

I found the following website on the internet this may provide some clues: http://www.ipdb.org/machine.cgi?id=4341
Design by: Joe Balcer, Joe Kaminkow
Art by: Morgan Weistling
Music by: Brian Schmidt
Sound by: Brian Schmidt
Software by: Neil Falconer, Orin Day
A person named Allen Shope posted a lot of pictures on this link. He may have a clue.

Also, Richard Bueschel wrote a book on the history of pin ball, called: The Pinball Encyclopedia.
Serial number of the machine is 143498
Model: Pinball-SST
Made by SEGA Pinball
1990 Janice Ave.
Melrose Park, Ill 60160

Another interesting article: http://archive.ipdb.org/russjensen/dicktrib.htm