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PRESS RELEASE STERN RELEASES Big Buck Hunter® PRO PINBALL TO MUCH ACCLAIM January 13, 2010--Big Buck Hunter® PRO Pinball by Stern Pinball, Inc. is a hunting game that delivers a hot new quarry of no-limit fun to players everywhere. Big Buck Hunter® PRO Pinball is based on the hugely successful Big Buck Hunter® Arcade Video Game series by Raw Thrills, Inc. and Play Mechanix, Inc. Eugene Jarvis, George Petro, and Mark Ritchie of Raw Thrills/Play Mechanix assisted the staff at Stern Pinball with the design of Big Buck Hunter® PRO Pinball. And like the arcade video games, Big Buck Hunter® PRO Pinball is sure to challenge new hunters, as well as seasoned marksmen. Big Buck Hunter® PRO Pinball takes you on a hunting adventure. Players are in pursuit of wild game. The game features a motorized buck that runs across a forest-like playfield. Strike the buck multiple times and start Big Buck Multiball. Big Buck Hunter® PRO Pinball also features a ramp that winds around the playfield, a ram that kicks the ball back to the player, an elk mechanism that re-directs the pinball, and lots of multiball action. Big Buck Hunter® PRO Pinball features speech from the video game. George Petro, narrator of the Big Buck Hunter® Arcade Video Game series narrates the Pinball machine while contributing additional original speech. Pappy, voiced by Scott Pikulski, also appears offering comic relief. John Youssi, creator of the Big Buck Hunter® Arcade Video Game art, contributes the art for the pinball. Big Buck Hunter® PRO Pinball also features sounds and music by Ken Hale, the sound engineer for the Big Buck Hunter® Arcade Video Games. Gary Stern says, “The Big Buck Hunter® series of video games are proven winners. Our pinball compliments any location with this video game. These games have a strong following who will also love the pinball machine. This game is both fun and beautiful. The folks at Play Mechanix and Raw Thrills know pinball and guided us through the Big Buck Hunter® property.” George Petro of Play Mechanix says, “Big Buck Hunter® PRO Pinball is fun for the hunter in everyone.” To get your Big Buck Hunter® PRO Pinball, contact your nearest Stern Pinball distributor or retailer. You can also contact Michael Reimer at 1-708-786-7029 or [email protected]. To learn more about Big Buck Hunter® PRO Pinball, visit http://www.sternpinball.com . To learn more about the Big Buck Hunter® PRO arcade video game series, visit http://www.bigbuckhunter.com . Big Buck Hunter Pro Copyright (c) Play Mechanix, Inc. All Rights Reserved. Big Buck Hunter is a registered trademark of Play Mechanix, Inc..

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