James Bond 007 Pinball trailer brings the Sean Connery era to the silver ball stage

Stern Pinball is ready to reveal the new line of pinball machines celebrating the Sean Connery era of the James Bond films. The collection features the original 007 actor, Sean Connery, in four different versions of the game, each with its own bells, whistles, and surprises. Stern’s James Bond 007 Pinball includes music and recreations of iconic moments from the films that helped make Bond a household name: Dr. No, From Russia With Love (1963), Goldfinger (1964), Thunderball (1965), You Only Live Twice (1967), and Diamonds Are Forever (1971). Stern Pinball will also release a remarkable James Bond 007 60th Anniversary Limited Edition pinball machine featuring all six James Bond actors.

In Stern’s James Bond 007 Pinball, players are immersed in the espionage world in this action-packed pinball experience, tackling assignments, teaming up with key allies, and stopping SPECTRE’s criminal schemes.

Stern’s official description states, “players will gather gadgets from Q Branch as pinballs get ejected through the roof of a custom sculpted Aston Martin DB5. Break through the Osato Chemicals drop targets to battle SPECTRE at the Bird One rocket base. And hold your breath on the gravity-defying, magnetic jetpack as it transports pinballs across the playfield.”

Furthermore, “James Bond 007 pinball machines include Stern’s award-winning Insider Connected™ system, enabling players to interact with the game and a global network of players in various ways. Through Insider Connected, players can track progress, earn new game-specific achievements, engage with the player community, and participate in promotions and Challenge Quests. Insider Connected also provides an operator-focused toolset to drive location play through Location Leaderboards, build player loyalty, analyze performance, make adjustments remotely, and maintain the machines. Registration for Insider Connected is available at insider.sternpinball.com/.

Limited to 1,000 machines globally, the highly collectible cornerstone Limited Edition includes an exclusive full-color mirrored backglass inspired by Thunderball, masterfully adapted cabinet artwork, custom high gloss and powder-coated pinball armor, a custom designer-autographed bottom arch, exclusive inside art blades, upgraded audio system, anti-reflection pinball playfield glass, shaker motor, a sequentially numbered plaque, and a Certificate of Authenticity signed by Stern Chairman Gary Stern and President Seth Davis.

Stern’s James Bond 007 60th Anniversary Limited Edition pinball machines will immerse players in the history of 007. Limited to 500 machines globally, the highly collectible 60th Anniversary Limited Edition offers players a retro-inspired playfield packed with exciting mechanical action. Control the chaos from Oddjob’s kinetic spinning disc hat, survive tactical precision shots against 10 drop targets, escape SPECTRE’s evil henchmen navigating pinballs through 4 fast-flowing optical spinners, learn assignments through an in-playfield LCD screen, and rack up high scores on classic-style score reels.”

Stern charges a different price for each version of the game. The Pro Edition costs $6,999 USD, the Premium Edition costs $9,699 USD, and the Limited Edition costs $12,999 USD. There’s also the 60th Anniversary Limited Edition, but you’ll have to call Stern for details. Check out 007store.com for more information.

Stern has a variety of new pinball tables in various stages of production, including machines inspired by Jurassic Park, Deadpool, Guardians of the Galaxy, Star Wars, Avengers: Infinity Quest, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Elvira‘s House of Horrors, and the rock bands Iron Maiden and Rush. Each table features unique game mechanics, obstacles, and twists inspired by the property they represent. Stern Pinball is known throughout the gaming community for developing some of the best tables on the market. They’ve been manufacturing arcade games since 1977 and always find ways to make their games memorable.

If you could hire Stern to build a pinball machine inspired by any entertainment property, which would you choose? Let us know in the comments!