Star Trek Pinball
Publisher:	Interplay
Developer:	Sales Curve Interactive
Released:	17 February 1998
Stardate:	Unknown (Unknown)
Platform(s):
System Requirements:	Pentium 90MHz processor (133MHz recommended), DOS 6.22 (Runs under Windows 95, but not as a native application), 16MB RAM (32MB recommended), 2x or faster CD-ROM drive, 1MB SVGA video card, 15MB hard drive space, Microsoft or 100% compatible mouse, SoundBlaster or 100% compatible sound card
Rating(s):
Genre(s):	Arcade, Pinball
Reference #:	ASIN B00001QEQB (US) ASIN B00004UBYV (UK) ASIN B00004TOTQ (Germany)

Star Trek Pinball was released in 1998 by Interplay for the PC. It was a pinball game in the style of Star Trek: The Original Series.

According to reviews, the game lacked in many qualities, stating it was just a basic game of pinball with a few Star Trek themed sound effects and graphics added. [1]

CreditsEdit

• Executive Producer: Trish Wright
• Producer: Dan Llewellyn, Fred Royal
• Concept Designer: Alan Barasch
• 3D Artists for Interplay: Rob Collier, Brandon Macdougall, Jim Hornback
• 2D Artists: Christopher Jones, Dennis Presnell, Mark Linn, Dany Martinez, Evan Chantland, Kaycee Vardaman, James Harris
• Sound Effects Editing: Caron Weidner - Eight Ball Sound
• Audio Mastering: Craig Dunman
• Dialog Editing: Chris Borders
• Music Arrangement: Richard Band
• Star Trek Theme by Alexander Courage
• QA Director: Chad Allison
• QA Managers: Colin Totman, Steve Victory
• QA IS Manager: Frank Pimentel
• QA IS Techs: Bill Delk, Steve Cabiness, Chris Peak, Anthony Taylor
• Lead Tester: Doug Finch, Rene Hakiki
• UK Lead Tester: Justine Mannino
• Testers: Amy Presnell, Tom Quast, Charles Crail, Eduardo Robles
• Manual Design & Layout: Ulises Geradrdo
• Marketing Director: Karen Schohan
• Marketing Managers: Bill Hamelin, Debbie Brajevich
• PR Director: Kirk Green
• PR Manager: Elizabeth Bell
• Special Thanks to: Kimo Yoshida