Demolition Man is a 1994 Williams pinball machine designed by Dennis Nordman based on the Sylvester Stallone film of the same name. Known for its wide-body design, combo-based flow, custom hinges, cyborg claw feature, and gun handles for directional control, the game was produced in 7,019 units. It became a significant tournament machine, featured at the 1994 IFPA World Championship and used in early competitive play, including Shannon Stafford's 1993 Ohio Masters tournament debut.
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Demolition Man is available for just over $3,000 in good condition and has increased from historical $2,000-$2,500 pricing
Bill is considering selling Demolition Man to fund acquisition of another title
Demolition Man's side handles were designed to make players feel like they were holding weapons, matching the movie's shooting action theme
Demolition Man had weak flippers and launcher issues during the visit
Pinball game with non-standard control mechanic; referenced as precedent for alternative play styles beyond traditional flippers
Classic pinball machine; lost to Congo in poll (48-52); 72 vs 66 votes
Wesley Snipes film IP, re-import player-grade machine being restored by Spencer on budget (Project Wesley Snipes), will be tracked and documented
Solid state machine owned by Claytor where he re-soldered loose bulb
Pinball game from Open tournament; features claw freeze mechanic and multiball; Raymond prefers early multiball start strategy
Mid-90s pinball (1994-95); Bill Webb owns player's condition version and is searching for nicer example; appreciates flowing layout and claw mechanic
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Demolition Man's wizard mode is underwhelming because it's just multiball despite preceding musical buildup
Demolition Man has the weakest wizard mode in pinball
Pinball machine Bill Webb sold without seeing ending/wizard mode, later bought back from Steve Edie to complete the game before reselling.
Pinball machine in high stakes tournament lineup; features claw accessory enabled for play
Pinball machine in tournament modern bank
Classic pinball machine used in qualifying with 600 million target score; claw disabled for tournament play
Game Eric owned and sold
1992 Stern pinball machine at Quarter Club, noted as exceptionally clean
Pinball machine Rachel used as a 'rage pick' after poor performance on Attack from Mars
Pinball machine owned and played by Rachel at home
Pinball machine Rachel owns; had issues requiring repairs; now fixed with help from Daryl Vanlandite
Widebody classic identified by Jared as both fast-flowing and best-flowing with brutal difficulty; features strong ramps and orbits despite era-typical widebody limitations
Game Tim is considering trading for with Mousin Around; comes with three posts (one center, two outlanes)
Williams pinball machine recently acquired by tribe member Rachel; described as quality game with speed and power appeal.
Classic movie-licensed pinball title cited as precedent for fun gameplay independent of theme immersion
Game featured in finals, has ball save that cannot be turned off in settings
Pinball machine (Williams, 1994); part of Rotter collection; traded away to obtain Mouse Around; known for multiball excitement and Sylvester Stallone audio; accessible entry point for new players
First game in women's finals; Stern machine; features claw mechanic, multiball modes, and combo scoring
Pinball machine, second game of A Division Finals, owned by Mark Pollock for 2.5 years
Williams pinball machine needed to complete the Super Pins collection goal at Grazely Garage
Pinball machine with MagnaSave feature demonstrated in VR with custom side art rendering
Pinball machine mentioned as having received ROM firmware upgrade; improved by fan code fix
Stern pinball game; criticized for weak wizard mode and poor code despite exciting presentation
Pinball machine at Greg's local bowling alley during childhood; one of Greg's earliest pinball memories
Featured in honorable mentions; Laser Riffick topper featuring side profiles in bright blue; praised as 'simplest but beautiful'
1994 pinball machine; chosen by Greg to 'kill' in marry/fling/kill game; noted as tough and tournament-viable
Wide-body Stern game used as comparison point for Pirates' layout design; Pirates achieves similar feel with standard body inner loop instead of typical wide orbits
Least favorite wizard mode example; criticized as 'underwhelming' multiball with no distinctive payoff
Pinball machine featured as example of how chrome/specialty plating enhances visual appeal; owned by Greg Bone
Flow-based tournament machine requiring on-the-fly play decisions and multiball management
Pinball machine with DMD (dot matrix display) mentioned in price/feature discussion
Available at local pinball venue
WPC89 game compatible with Rocket CPU
One of the seven superpins created between 1993-1994
Pinball machine used for the instructional clinic; Papa Dukes game with ramps, multiball, skill shots, and claw mechanic
Pinball machine available at Bull City Solera; not played during 25 de Mayo celebration
Solid-state machine in Widebody Tournament; lost to Judge Dredd 57.1% in Round 2; subject of friendly debate between hosts about voting preferences
Williams pinball machine; widebody; features Sandra Bullock's face on backglass; Sandra Bullock not given personal machine despite male co-stars receiving one
Classic Williams pinball game; Ted Estes created the code
Pinball machine at The Raygun Lounge with mechanical issues (weak flippers, launcher problems)
Data East title; Delaware uses custom 'Soren' ROM to address competitive issues
Referenced in stream as game Ryan played earlier; Ryan had extended gameplay session (mentioned as comparison for length of Black Knight game)
Williams super pin; discussed as preferred classic game compared to Popeye
Pinball machine Bill is considering listing for sale to pursue another title acquisition
Classic pinball machine covered in Carrington's video series
Pinball machine at Up-Down Milwaukee
Bally Williams WPC 89 pinball machine; author ordered RocketCPU for their machine
Williams widebody pinball machine (1994); author expresses strong appreciation for flow and upper flipper handles; author seeks to acquire one
Bally/Williams licensed pinball machine; wide-body with flowy ramps and crane; table rated superior to mediocre film
Pin Golf goals included starting A-Mag and multiball in single ball
Classic pinball game praised for its trigger mechanics
Williams pinball game; #10 on bang-for-buck list; available for ~$3,000
Nordman-designed Williams super pin; hosts describe as 'greatest super pin ever'
Pinball machine used for Eric's tutorial demonstration. Features skill shots, multiball modes, ramps, the Claw mechanic, five spell-out modes, and tournament variants
First game Bill worked on at Williams; featured helicopter multiball intro, impressive lamp effects, and collaboration with artists Eugene Gear and Scott Sani
Pinball title Cardona worked on code for historically; featured video modes he programmed
Pinball machine owned by Ryan Kuiper
Dennis Nordman wide-body game described as the narrowest playing wide body ever made
Dennis Nordman-designed pinball; cited as one of his best works
One of four featured games at 1994 IFPA World Championship tournament
Williams game used for Silver's initial training on Williams software system
Commercial pinball game referenced for steering wheel control comparison
Williams 1994 Dennis Nordman design; 7,019 units; widebody with cyborg claw feature and gun handles for directional control
Dennis Nordman-designed game; machine used for Shannon's 1993 Ohio Masters first tournament; played at truck stop demo locations
1994 Stallone film adaptation with wide-body design, combo-based flow, custom hinges, and thematic shot integration