This 1991 Data East Checkpoint pinball machine is an auto racing-themed arcade game, notable as one of approximately 3,500 examples produced and the first pinball machine to include a dot-matrix display. Acquired by the seller in 2020, it has since received rebuilt flippers and bumpers, replacement drop target springs, a new transistor driver board, an Xpin power supply, and LED bulbs. Features include player-selectable music, a multicolor-illuminated playfield with Porsche and Ferrari vehicles, a "Lasermatic" speed ramp challenge, and a shaker motor to simulate engine rumble.