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I think your first time was when you broke your original DMD display :p Also I think you mean Star Trek 25th Anniversary not Star Trek The Next Generation for games which used this 128x16 DMD. Thanks Steve for sharing your enthusiastic experiences as usual and looking forward to the next video.

ROM RELEASE! The color ROMs to support T2 pinball machines has been released and are now available for download from our firmware support pages! Thanks again to Dave Tkacs for hanging in there on the long development cycle needed to bring T2 to the ColorDMD platform! Groovy, baby! Please stay...

T2 PREVIEW VIDEO! ColorDMD is excited to announce Terminator 2 as the 59th title to be supported by the ColorDMD multicolor pinball display platform! T2 was colored by David Tkacs, who previously completed the color release for Popeye! LCD and LED displays for T2 are available for immediate...

Game 59? No Problemo... ColorDMD Displays is excited to announce support for Terminator 2 pinball machines! T2 is the 59th supported multicolor release for the ColorDMD pinball display platform and 9th title release in 2017! ColorDMD developer, Dave Tkacs, returns for this long awaited...

Gotta love the simple fixes ;)

Big Shot - $1000 - King City http://www.kijiji.ca/v-old-video-games/markham-york-region/big-shot-pinball-machine/1273394209?enableSearchNavigationFlag=true Harlem Globetrotters - $3000 - Whitby...

Did you try putting your game into switch test mode to see if the game detects the ball when shot into the casters club? I assume after a few seconds the game goes into ball search mode and eventually kicks it into the reel lock?

There is a game play video in this article: http://ca.ign.com/articles/2017/06/06/star-wars-pinball-revealed-first-gameplay-video-hi-res-screens?abthid=5936c311e5e0ff671700000c

For all the wrong reasons, Slither holds its very own special place in classic arcade gaming history. Created by Game Domain International (GDI) in 1982, it could be politely argued that the game was inspired by Atari’s seminal Centipede title released two years previously. Slither came and went...

Those absolute legends over at 1cc have smashed open another quality actual arcade machine rip, this time in a VM Image! http://www.arcadepunks.com/aliens-extermination-fully-working-vm-image-challenger/

Sharp Shooter - $250 - Ramara http://www.kijiji.ca/v-toys-games/barrie/pinball-machine-1979/1269372721?enableSearchNavigationFlag=true Jack's Open - $1599 - Woodstock...

http://www.pinballnews.com/games/starwars/index.html

Some "CSI" enhanced pics of screen grabs from various sources and comparisons being made on pinside to other Steve Ritchie designs

Some pinside humour ;)

It was actually sorta leaked in the video above but not long after that I think Stern made the official announcement with some pictures.

Doug should get a laugh out of this... Rottendog ftw :p I think too many quickly pull the trigger on Rottendog replacement boards meanwhile their original ones should still be repairable and work for many more years to come. Sometimes new replacement boards can have their share of problem out...

I also wanted to mention that Borygard from the US also does board repairs and I read good things about him over the years on RGP and pinside. http://lockwhenlit.com