Terminator 2: Judgment Day is a game mentioned in 1 episode(s).
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Terminator 2 was the first pinball game to feature a fan layout design
Terminator 2 sold over 15,000 units, making it both commercially and critically successful
Terminator 2: Judgment Day pinball sold more than 15,000 units.
Steve Ritchie design (1991); 7.7 Pinside rating; wide body format; credited with getting many people into pinball; tied with Pat Lawler's Funhouse (1990) in head-to-head comparison
1991 Williams licensed pinball; featured Arnold Schwarzenegger voiceover; represented early licensed game experimentation with voice acting
Classic early DMD game by Steve Richie; compared against Terminator 3; preferred by Zach for better overall design and 'Hasta la vista, baby' callout
Original Terminator arcade game by Raw Thrills; compared to modern Terminator Salvation
Pinball machine played during stream; gameplay demonstrated with keyboard/mouse controls
Williams pinball machine based on the Terminator 2 film; subject of comprehensive restoration
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1991 Williams WPC pinball machine designed by Steve Richie; first WPC game; features DMD display, ramp shots, trigger skill shot, cannon mechanic, ball locks
DMD era game; ranked 101-110; selected by Tony for layout and rules quality despite skill shot issues
Williams 1991 pinball machine at the location
Licensed Midway pinball machine with metallic T-800 skull and gun-grip launcher; sold 15,000+ units; reflected film's box office success.
Williams pinball machine at Mega Play
Pinball game designed by Ritchie
Steve Richie-designed game in collection; features turkey leg topper
1991 Williams release designed by Steve Ritchie; pioneered fan layout, first video mode, sold 15,000+ units