
Steve Ritchie – The Mullet Years
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Episode Summary:
Join David and Ron this week as they ride on a dirt bike made of quarters and fueled with pinball players' tears with Steve Ritchie. Through this awesome time in pinball, the bestselling designer ever, continued to build his legacy and, as you'll see in this episode, redefined pinball as the industry struggled to survive.
Come listen to Steve's iconic Williams System 11 and WPC machines. There is high praise for Larry DeMar, the alternate theme for Rollergames, Dave and Ron fanboying about T2 and Star Trek: TNG, and Steve Richie being cooler than Dave.
Sources:
Pinside at Pinside.com
Wikipedia. Steve Ritchie. Here
Internet Pinball Database: Steve Ritchie Game List. Here
Walsh, Matt – IRC Interview. Here
TopCast Episode 32. Here
Head 2 Head Pinball Podcast. Chris Granner. Ep 71. Here
Williams Promo Videos: No Fear, T2 ,The Getaway, Star Trek: TNG
Steve Ritchie Interviews and Seminars on YouTube. Here
The Pinball News. Expo 2003: An Interview with Larry DeMar. Here
Shalhoub, Michael (2004). The Pinball compendium: 1982 to Present. Schiffer Publishing, Lt. Here
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