History Creator / JohnBorg

John Borg is a {{pinball}} engineer and designer who has been working in the industry for over twenty years. He has developed numerous high-profile pins for Creator/DataEast, Creator/SegaPinball, and Creator/SternPinball, including ''Pinball/{{Jurassic Park|Data East}}, Pinball/TalesFromTheCrypt, [[Pinball/GunsNRosesDataEast Guns N' Roses]], Pinball/{{Indiana Jones|Stern}}, Pinball/{{Iron Man|Stern}}, Pinball/TronLegacy, Pinball/{{Metallica}},'' and ''X-Men''.

* ''Rush'' (Stern, 2022)

* ''Pinball/XMenStern'' (Stern, 2012)

* ''Pinball/GuardiansOfTheGalaxy'' (Stern, 2017)

John Borg is a {{pinball}} engineer and designer who has been working in the industry for over twenty years. He has developed numerous high-profile pins for Creator/DataEast, Creator/SegaPinball, and Creator/SternPinball, including ''Pinball/{{Jurassic Park|Data East}}, Pinball/TalesFromTheCrypt, Pinball/GunsNRoses, [[Pinball/IndianaJonesStern Indiana Jones: Kingdom of the Crystal Skull]], [[Pinball/IronManStern Iron Man]], [[Pinball/TronLegacy Tron Legacy]], Pinball/{{Metallica}},'' and ''X-Men''.

Borg started off intending to design injection molds for producing plastic parts. While looking for a position, he met the folks at [[Creator/{{Gottlieb}} Premier Technology (Gottlieb)]]; upon noticing that Premier was a pinball company, he became interested in the industry, and was hired in 1987 as a mechanical engineer and draftsman. He got his start working with Creator/JohnTrudeau on ''Victory'' and Creator/JonNorris on ''Diamond Lady''. In 1989, he received his first patent for a a rotating mini-playfield that appeared in Gottlieb's ''[[Pinball/LightsCameraAction Lights... Camera... Action!]]''

* ''Pinball/GunsNRoses'' (Data East, 1994)

* ''Pinball/{{Twister}}'' (Sega, 1996)
* ''[[Pinball/MiniViper Mini-Viper]]'' (Sega, 1996)

* ''[[Pinball/IndianaJonesStern Indiana Jones]]'' (Stern, 2008)

* ''[[Pinball/IronManStern Iron Man]]'' (Stern, 2010)

* ''[[Pinball/StarWarsDataEast Star Wars]]'' (Data East, 1992)

* ''[[Pinball/TalesFromTheCrypt Tales from the Crypt]]'' (Data East, 1993)
* ''[[Pinball/GunsNRoses Guns N' Roses]]'' (Data East, 1994)
* ''[[Pinball/MaryShelleysFrankenstein Mary Shelley's Frankenstein]]'' (Sega, 1995)

* ''[[Pinball/TheLostWorldJurassicPark The Lost World: Jurassic Park]]'' (Sega, 1997)

* ''[[Pinball/SharkeysShootout Sharkey's Shootout]]'' (Stern, 2000)

John Borg is a {{pinball}} engineer and designer who has been working in the industry for over twenty years. He has developed numerous high-profile pins for Creator/DataEast, Creator/SegaPinball, and Creator/SternPinball, including ''Pinball/JurassicPark, Pinball/TalesFromTheCrypt, Pinball/GunsNRoses, [[Pinball/IndianaJonesStern Indiana Jones: Kingdom of the Crystal Skull]], [[Pinball/IronManStern Iron Man]], [[Pinball/TronLegacy Tron Legacy]], Pinball/{{Metallica}},'' and ''X-Men''.

* ''Pinball/JurassicPark'' (Data East, 1993)

* ''Aerosmith'' (Stern, 2017)

* ''The Munsters'' (Stern, 2019)

John Borg is a {{pinball}} engineer and designer who has been working in the industry for over twenty years. He has developed numerous high-profile pins for Creator/DataEast, Creator/SegaPinball, and Creator/SternPinball, including ''Pinball/JurassicPark, Pinball/TalesFromTheCrypt, Pinball/GunsNRoses, [[Pinball/IndianaJonesStern Indiana Jones: Kingdom of the Crystal Skull]], Pinball/IronMan, [[Pinball/TronLegacy Tron Legacy]], Pinball/{{Metallica}},'' and ''X-Men''.

* ''Guardians of the Galaxy'' (Stern, 2017)

* ''Pinball/XMenStern'' (Stern Pinball, 2012)
* ''Pinball/{{Metallica}}'' (Stern Pinball, 2013)
* ''Pinball/TheWalkingDead'' (Stern Pinball, 2014)

* ''[[Pinball/TronLegacy TRON: Legacy]]'' (Stern, 2011)
* ''Pinball/XMen'' (Stern Pinball, 2012)

Borg started off intending to design injection molds for producing plastic parts. While looking for a position, he met the folks at [[Creator/{{Gottlieb}} Premier Technology (Gottlieb)]]; upon noticing that Premier was a pinball company, he became interested in the industry, and was hired in 1987 as a mechanical engineer and draftsman. He got his start working with Creator/JohnTrudeau on ''Victory'' and Creator/JonNorris on ''Diamond Lady''. In 1989, he received his first patent for a a rotating mini-playfield that appeared in Gottlieb's ''Lights... Camera... Action!''

John Borg is a {{pinball}} engineer and designer who has been working in the industry for over twenty years. He has developed numerous high-profile pins for Creator/DataEast, Creator/SegaPinball, and Creator/SternPinball, including ''Pinball/JurassicPark, Pinball/TalesFromTheCrypt, Pinball/GunsNRoses, [[Pinball/IndianaJonesStern Indiana Jones: Kingdom of the Crystal Skull]], Pinball/IronMan, [[Pinball/TronLegacy Tron Legacy]], Metallica,'' and ''X-Men''.

John Borg is a {{pinball}} engineer and designer who has been working in the industry for over twenty years. He has developed numerous high-profile pins for Creator/DataEast, Creator/SegaPinball, and Creator/SternPinball, including ''Jurassic Park, Tales from the Crypt, Guns N' Roses, Indiana Jones: Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, Iron Man, [[Pinball/TronLegacy Tron Legacy]], Metallica,'' and ''X-Men''.

Borg started off intending to design injection molds for producing plastic parts. While looking for a position, he met the folks at [[Creator/{{Gottlieb}} Premier Technology (Gottlieb)]]; upon noticing that Premier was a pinball company, he became interested in the industry, and was hired in 1987 as a mechanical engineer and draftsman. He got his start working with Creator/JohnTrudeau on ''Victory,'' thenCreator/JonNorris on ''Diamond Lady''. In 1989, he received his first patent for a a rotating mini-playfield that appeared in Gottlieb's ''Lights... Camera... Action!''

Borg later moved to Creator/DataEast in 1990 as a game designer, where his first game was 1992's ''[[Pinball/StarWarsDataEast Star Wars]]''. He then continued a decade of hits for Data East, Sega, and Stern, ending in 2001, but he later returned in 2007 with ''Pinball/IndianaJonesStern''.

* ''Pinball/IronMan'' (Stern, 2010)

Borg started off as a mechanical engineer and draftsman for Creator/{{Gottlieb}} in 1987, working with designers such as Creator/JohnTrudeau, Creator/JonNorris, and Ray Tanzer. In 1989, he received his first patent for a a rotating mini-playfield that appeared in Gottlieb's ''Lights... Camera... Action!'' He joined the pinball division at Creator/DataEast in 1990 as a game designer, and his first game was 1992's ''[[Pinball/StarWarsDataEast Star Wars]]''. He then continued a decade of hits for Data East, Sega, and Stern, ending in 2001, but he later returned in 2007 with ''Pinball/IndianaJonesStern''.

Borg started off as a mechanical engineer and draftsman for Creator/{{Gottlieb}} in 1987, working with designers such as Creator/JohnTrudeau, Creator/JonNorris, and Ray Tanzer. In 1989, he received his first patent for a a rotating mini-playfield that appeared in Gottlieb's ''Lights... Camera... Action!'' He joined the pinball division at Creator/DataEast in 1990 as a game designer, and his first game was 1992's ''[[Pinball/StarWarsDataEast Star Wars]]''. He then continued a decade of hits for Data East, Sega, and Stern. He left the industry in 2001, but returned in 2007 with ''Indiana Jones''.

Borg started off as a mechanical engineer and draftsman for Creator/{{Gottlieb}} in 1987, working with designers such as Creator/JohnTrudeau, Jon Norris, and Ray Tanzer. In 1989, he received his first patent for a a rotating mini-playfield that appeared in Gottlieb's ''Lights... Camera... Action!'' He joined the pinball division at Creator/DataEast in 1990 as a game designer, and his first game was 1992's ''[[Pinball/StarWarsDataEast Star Wars]]''. He then continued a decade of hits for Data East, Sega, and Stern. He left the industry in 2001, but returned in 2007 with ''Indiana Jones''.

Borg started off as a mechanical engineer for Creator/{{Gottlieb}} in 1987. He joined the pinball division at Creator/DataEast in 1990 as a game designer, and his first game was 1992's ''[[Pinball/StarWarsDataEast Star Wars]]''. He then continued a decade of hits for Data East, Sega, and Stern. He left the industry in 2001, but returned in 2007 with ''Indiana Jones''.

* ''Jurassic Park'' (Data East, 1993)
* ''Last Action Hero'' (Data East, 1993)
* ''Tales from the Crypt'' (Data East, 1993)
* ''Guns N' Roses'' (Data East, 1994)
* ''Mary Shelley's Frankenstein'' (Sega, 1995)
* ''Twister'' (Sega, 1996)
* ''Mini-Viper'' (Sega, 1996)
* ''The Lost World: Jurassic Park'' (Sega, 1997)
* ''Harley Davidson'' (Sega/Stern, 1999)
* ''Sharkey's Shootout'' (Stern, 2000)
* ''Indiana Jones'' (Stern, 2008)
* ''NBA'' (Stern, 2009)
* ''Iron Man'' (Stern, 2010)
* ''Avatar'' (Stern, 2010)

* ''X-Men'' (Stern Pinball, 2012)
* ''Metallica'' (Stern Pinball, 2013)

Borg started off as a mechanical engineer for Creator/{{Gottlieb}} in 1987. He joined the pinball division at Creator/DataEast in 1990 as a game designer, and his first game was 1992's ''[[Pinball/StarWarsDataEast Star Wars]]''. He then continued a decade of hits for Data East, Sega, and Stern. He left the industry in 2001, but returned in 2007 with ''Indiana Jones: The Pinball Adventure''.

* ''Jurassic Park'' (Data East, 1992)

* ''Guns N' Roses'' (Data East, 1993)

* ''Harley-Davidson'' (Stern Pinball, 1999)

* ''Indiana Jones Kingdom of the Crystal Skull'' (Stern Pinball, 2007)
* ''NBA'' (Stern Pinball, 2009)
* ''Iron Man'' (Stern Pinball, 2010)
* ''James Cameron’s Avatar '' (Stern Pinball, 2010)
* ''[[Pinball/TronLegacy TRON: Legacy]]'' (Stern Pinball, 2011)
* ''Metallica'' (Stern Pinball, 2012)

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* ''The Lost World: Jurassic Park( Sega, 1997)

* ''Pinball/TronLegacy'' (Stern Pinball, 2011)

John Borg is a {{pinball}} engineer and designer who has been working in the industry for over twenty years. He has developed numerous high-profile pins for Creator/DataEast, Creator/SegaPinball, and Creator/SternPinball, including ''Jurassic Park, Tales from the Crypt, Guns N' Roses, Indiana Jones: Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, Iron Man, [[Pinball/TRON Legacy Tron Legacy]] Metallica,'' and ''X-Men''.