Challenger I

The Challenger I, designed by Ed Cebula with artwork by Dick White, was manufactured by Game Plan, Incorporated of Illinois in 1980. It is a solid-state electronic (SS) pinball machine supporting up to four players, released during a period when SS technology had already become well established across the pinball industry.

Specific notable features and gameplay details for Challenger I are not well documented, which is not unusual for some of Game Plan's lesser-known releases from this era.

Challenger I's significance lies partly in its connection to Ed Cebula's body of design work and Dick White's art contributions for Game Plan. While no theme is explicitly documented, the machine remains a piece of pinball history that invites enthusiasts to dig deeper into its story.