Deadly Weapon is a game mentioned in 2 episode(s).
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Deadly Weapon is a 1990 Gottlieb game with no ramps
Gottlieb Street Level game with broken rules and severe scoring exploits
Premier game (1988); Trudeau's last Gottlieb/Premier game; finished by committee after Trudeau left; not fully his design at completion
Gottlieb pinball machine with police/emergency dispatch theme, features multiball modes and mystery shots
Gottlieb game inspired by Lethal Weapon film; single-level playfield with rule complexity; featured at Wedgehead venue in Portland
1990 Gottlieb pinball game based on Lethal Weapon movies, featured at Wedgehead; no ramps, rules based on pop bumpers and hurry-up shots
'Street level' game whose initial design was begun by John Trudeau before he left Premier
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Third street-level table (Sept 1990); designed by Trudeau & Norris; 803 units sold; author's top-ranked street-level; released same month as The Simpsons.
Gottlieb Premiere game; features modes programmed by John Norris (predating Addams Family); identified as a Lethal Weapon knockoff; wins Best Knockoff Licensed Game; hosts praise gameplay despite software issues.