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Terminator 2: Judgment Day Take Your Best Shot Creator: Williams Designer: Steve Ritchie Year: 1991 IPDB Link: Date of Writing: 5th November 2004 I like the Terminator movies. I probably watched T1 five times already (last time this Monday on TV) and I love the classic way this action masterpiece was done, and T2 is just great in its own right with the nice character twist. T3 wasn't all that good, but that's a question of taste. At least, the Terminator series serves well for a pinball machine (actually two since T3 got one from Stern), much better than so many other films that were used (not only) by Williams in the 90s for games which were not all that great. Terminator 2 is a great pinball game. It was Williams' first using a dot matrix display (DMD) instead of the usual alphanumeric displays.
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In T2, the DMD is mostly used to display text in different styles and animation, but some gra-phical effects are in it as well, though they look much simpler than in later games. This does not hurt the atmosphere at all and I love the DMD of T2 even though I never found anything wrong with the 16-character double displays from The Machine, Black Knight 2000, Whirlwind and others. These displays are beautifully animated as well, cleverly playing with alphanumeric character segments to create animation effects (best example: the eyes in The Machine and the Matrix-like woosh of segments on a message change). Still, T2 is added some atmosphere with its DMD when you see some well-known character images.
When I first played T2 in Visual Pinball, I was blown away by the coolness and speed of the game. Actual Arnold Schwarzenegger voice samples, steel blue and greyish metallic playfield colouring, consecutive ramp shots, a very imagi-native skill shot, the cannon for multiball and jackpot - what more to ask for? Sure, the ruleset is not all that complex compared to newer WPC/DMD ma-chines, but the features on the playfield and how the game plays is a really nice addition to my collection as beginners and pros alike find T2 very enter-taining. And as I said, it's one of the few film themes that was transferred as best as possible to pinball. There are so many quotes and references to the movie that I already ordered T2 on a special edition DVD just because I feel that I need to watch it again and put the DVD case on top of the backbox so it's complete.;-) I always had T2 on my list of wanted machines, but it was not in the first row.
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However, once I had Pin*Bot, the search for an older game was over and I was satisfied, however my birthday was rolling along, I had the first bucks from my current job on my bank account, and I knew that one more machine was possible in my room. Since I had an early WPC game (The Machine) and an 80s Sys 11 game (Pin*Bot), now was finally the time to buy a DMD machine. This was also influenced by the fact that a few friends of mine and I had the idea of riding around the area and looking for pinball machines that were still commercially in use. Actually there were only four around of which two have been removed by now. Those games were The Getaway: High Speed II, Star Wars Episode 1 (a Pinball 2000 game), Tales of the Arabian Nights and Stern's new Playboy. All of these are DMD machines (except Star Wars which has a colour monitor) and playing them in commercial locations was quite an experience. I played The Getaway on two days and got some nice results (no highscore but free games) and TOTAN three or four days with different people.