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Fallout Pinball Revealed: Three Models, a Pip-Boy and a Persistent Wasteland
Stern's teaser has become a full machine reveal. Fallout now has a confirmed Pro, Premium and Limited Edition lineup, official photography and two new manufacturer videos.
The story is the progression
The most interesting part of this reveal is how a familiar Fallout idea translates to pinball: your character can keep developing after one game ends. Insider Connected carries S.P.E.C.I.A.L. progression between sessions, while Lucy, The Ghoul and Maximus each offer a different character route.
That creates a useful distinction for buyers. This is not just Fallout graphics on a cabinet; Stern is tying the theme to repeat play, character-specific goals and connected achievements. How those systems feel over a long session will be a question for hands-on play, not something a trailer alone can settle.
A wasteland campaign built around three characters
Play as Lucy MacLean, The Ghoul or Maximus, with character-specific side modes and S.P.E.C.I.A.L. progression. Insider Connected lets players carry their character development between games. Stern says reaching level 10 in every S.P.E.C.I.A.L. stat unlocks an exclusive mode for each character.
The presentation combines footage from seasons one and two of the television series with video-game content. Johnny Pemberton, who plays Thaddeus, supplies original custom callouts. Stern also identifies music and sound effects from Fallout 3, Fallout 4 and Fallout: New Vegas.
From Pip-Boy to the Vault
The interactive Pip-Boy LCD, developed with The Wand Company, brings a signature Fallout device directly onto the machine. A moving Nuka-Cola bottle-cap spinner and inverted upper flipper add physical targets to the wasteland theme.
Premium's highlighted mechanical package includes the multi-axis Fat Man launcher and V.A.T.S. shooting gallery, the Magna-Flip Vault lower playfield and a sculpted Deathclaw bash toy with kickback. The Limited Edition adds a Vault-Tec presentation and collector equipment; consult the model pages for the complete specification rather than assuming every mechanism is on Pro.
Pro, Premium and LE: what the reveal tells buyers
| Model | Full-machine MSRP | Selected official model highlights |
|---|---|---|
| Pro | $7,299 | Interactive Pip-Boy LCD, up/down Nuka-Cola bottle-cap spinner and inverted upper flipper; Brotherhood of Steel/NCR cabinet battle artwork. |
| Premium | $10,699 | Stern highlights the Magna-Flip Vault lower playfield, multi-axis Fat Man launcher with V.A.T.S. gallery, and Deathclaw bash toy with kickback coil. |
| Limited Edition | $13,999 | 770 worldwide; Vault-Tec/Vault Boy cabinet, yellow custom armor, Cabinet and Speaker Expression Lighting, mirrored backglass, upgraded audio, anti-reflective glass, shaker motor and numbered plaque. |
MSRP is Stern's US manufacturer reference price before applicable taxes, not a confirmed Evolution Pinball full-machine quote. Features and artwork vary by model. Confirm your edition, final price, taxes, shipping and availability with Evolution Pinball before completing the purchase.
The 770-machine Limited Edition is a nod to Fallout's 2077 setting. Its Vault-Tec blue-and-yellow look is visually distinct from the Pro and Premium cabinet art. Buyers should weigh those collector extras separately from the playfield features that matter to them.
Watch Stern's official reveal
Fallout by Stern Pinball: Official Game Trailer
Stern introduces the revealed Fallout machines, their wasteland setting, characters and playfield action. Open the dedicated video page
Fallout by Stern Pinball: Official Features Video
Explore the mechanisms and connected progression highlighted in Stern's official Fallout features presentation. Features vary by model; use the product comparison for edition-specific context. Open the dedicated video page
Reserving through Evolution Pinball
This is the full September 3 reveal, following our September 2 announcement report. Official images replace the temporary teaser artwork on our product page.
Official sources
Verified September 3, 2026 against Stern's reveal announcement and the Pro, Premium and Limited Edition model pages. Machine photography and playfield imagery: Stern Pinball. Fallout is presented in collaboration with Bethesda Game Studios and Kilter Films.
Creator coverage: presentation, review and Premium gameplay
Updated September 6, 2026. These independent creator uploads supplement Stern's official reveal videos above; they are not manufacturer uploads.
Fallout Pinball: Keith Elwin Media-Day Presentation
Fox Cities Pinball shares Keith Elwin and the team introducing Fallout during Stern Media Day. This creator-published presentation complements the manufacturer trailers with a look at the people explaining the new machine.
By Foxcitiespinball. Originally published September 3, 2026.
Fallout Premium Pinball Gameplay by COOLTOY
COOLTOY presents first-person gameplay on Fallout Premium. Use this model-specific footage alongside the official edition comparison; Premium footage does not establish which mechanisms are included on Pro.
By COOLTOY. Originally published September 3, 2026.
Fallout Pinball Review: Is It Worth the Hype?
COOLTOY reviews Stern Fallout, walks through the features buyers are likely to compare, and shares an independent perspective on whether the newly revealed machine lives up to the attention around it.
By COOLTOY. Originally published September 3, 2026.
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