Robocop is a game mentioned in 1 episode(s).
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Robocop (Data East, early 1990s) is an exemplary pinball machine with excellent music and backglass design
Pinball machine used in PAPA Circuit Final; has tight tilt debounce; Josh Sharp picked it as final game to get revenge after previous loss to Daniele
Pinball game played during social portion of Stern tour at Logan Arcade
Williams pinball; Will Johnson's first personally-owned machine; later owned by Sterling Martin; given to Will by Mike
Data East pinball machine owned by Bruce; recently sold to a buyer but still at bar; required flipper coil replacement due to Williams coils being installed incorrectly
Classic pinball reference; designer borrowed jump mechanism for modern games
Data East/Stern licensed pinball designed by Kaminkow. Early example of Stern's strategy to use recognizable IP themes.
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Data East-licensed arcade title from the 1980s-90s era; reviewer expresses desire for Numskull quarter-scale adaptation
Pinball game used in tournament matches
Data East pinball machine with 30-inch head requiring storage and eventual basement restoration by Mike
Upcoming Future Pinball table currently in development, not yet released
Future Pinball table receiving PhysicsV3 update; released on Sunday; Ultimate AC/DC comparison noted for extensive coding/rules improvements
Arcade cabinet referenced for bezel component in RetroRalph's parts collection
One of BlamCon's planned lightgun designs based on movie property
Pinball machine being played; experiencing flipper and spinner technical problems
Data East's first licensed pinball title (1989), licensed through Data East Japan's arcade and home software division
Pinball machine played by Colin McAlpine at Pinnberg Finals 2017, inspired Travis's competitive pinball interest
Data East pinball machine (13-seed) that upset Farfalla with 66.7% in Round 2
$5 tournament game played during Logan Arcade evening event; Joel repeatedly lost against other players
1989 Data East game mentioned in Face Off comparison
Reference game Jack used as design inspiration for a jump shot mechanic on Jurassic Park Home Edition
Data East pinball machine; Borg's first lead mechanical engineering position
Data East early 1990s with alphanumeric display; praised for music, backglass, and exemplary design
Positioned as top-10 location theme; music/chrome aesthetic praised; chrome customization mentioned; Don ranks highly
Lucas's second pinball machine; praised for jump ramp feature cited as example of mechanical innovation absent in modern designs
Data East pinball machine; historically significant for introducing stereo sound to pinball
Pinball game; hosts claim No Fear has superior jump ramp compared to Robocop
Data East 1990; first game with solid-state flippers removing end-of-stroke switches; used 40-millisecond high-voltage pulses with automatic hold switching; nicknamed 'walnut crackers' for flipper strength