Police Force is a game mentioned in 1 episode(s).
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Police Force was originally licensed as Batman (Tim Burton) but the likenesses of Michael Keaton and Jack Nicholson could not be secured
Police Force pinball was 'yanked' at some point
Police Force was originally a Batman licensed game before Williams lost the license just before production
Police Force is a highly regarded tournament game that operators frequently select for tournament play
Pinball machine in Nick's collection; Taylor played it but noted flipper feel very different from other titles
Game mentioned among Ava's favorites in the arcade
August 1989 Williams game; originally licensed as Batman but rethemed when likenesses of Michael Keaton/Jack Nicholson could not be used; designed by Harry Ousler and Mark Ritchie; 4,700 units
Pinball machine at District 82 venue; has steep pitch and difficult pop-up mechanics
Williams 1989 pinball machine; originally designed as Batman themed before license was lost; features villain captures, multiball, steal high score mechanic on ball three
Older pinball machine referenced as bargain on Facebook Marketplace; discussed regarding playfield protectors
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On ball three, players can steal the highest score by shooting the right ramp twice in a row
Hitting the middle ramp 7 times provides unlimited millions for the 7th shot and thereafter
Police Force preceded Funhouse in Williams' release timeline
Pinball machine on order by host
Pinball machine at venue; Jack avoided streaming it due to dominant center ramp exploitability (14M+ score in 30 seconds)
Pinball machine mentioned as available at Emporium Bar on Milwaukee in Logan Square, Chicago; audience member has owned since childhood
Williams System 11 pinball machine; one of first three games Bob learned on as a child; featured ramps and free game award on back; played on location
Players quality machine; Jeffrey's first high-end restoration test project; sent to ski resort location; still operating well per follow-up contact
1989 Williams pinball machine featured in Eminem album teaser video
Classic pinball machine featured in Super Series; center ramp game known for consecutive ramp execution records; time-efficient for tournament play.
Classic pinball game where Neil defeated Kaylee George in Police Force during District 82 Super Series; features center ramp looping
Williams original game designed instead of Batman license; succeeded on its own merits despite licensing restrictions from Warner Brothers
Python Angelo game used as comparison point; Caucasian Two-Step notes Bad Cats is better than Police Force
Williams game originally designed as Batman with Python Angelo artwork; theme changed before release