Lost In Space

Lost In Space, designed by John Borg and released in May 1998 by Sega Pinball, Incorporated, is a six-player solid-state pinball machine themed around the science-fiction franchise, built on the Sega/Stern Whitestar platform.

Approximately 600 units of Lost In Space were produced. Sound and music were composed by Brian Schmidt, with software by Neil Falconer and Orin Day. Specific details about its playfield toys, modes, and standout mechanical features are not well documented in available records.

As one of Sega Pinball's later releases before the company's 1999 exit from the pinball industry (Sega Pinball operated from 1994 to 1999), Lost In Space is of interest to collectors tracing the final years of Sega's involvement, though much about its specific gameplay design remains sparsely documented.