VPX Table of the week: Terminator 2: Judgment Day (Williams 1991) VPX скачать в хорошем качестве

VPX Table of the week: Terminator 2: Judgment Day (Williams 1991) VPX

Released in 1991 by Williams and designed by Steve Ritchie, Terminator 2: Judgment Day is an iconic, fast-paced pinball machine featuring Arnold Schwarzenegger’s voice/likeness, pioneering dot-matrix display (DMD) video modes, and a unique gun-shaped auto-plunger. With 15,202 units produced, it is widely regarded as a premier 90s game, known for its flowing playfield, intense T-800 skull lock, and innovative "swing-out" cannon. Key Features and Design: Gun Trigger Plunger: Replaces the traditional plunger with a trigger-activated gun handle, allowing for a timed skill shot to hit moving targets. T-800 Skull & Cannon: A central T-800 skull target locks balls, which are then fed into a cannon on the right side, allowing the player to aim and launch at targets. Fast Gameplay: Designed by "Firepower" designer Steve Ritchie, the game focuses on speed, with left/right orbits and ramps designed to keep the ball moving. DMD Video Modes: One of the first games to utilize a Dot Matrix Display for interactive, short video game modes during play. Multiball Action: The primary goal is often centered around achieving the high-intensity multiball mode, aided by the automatic, fast re-launching of balls. Gameplay and Rules: Skill Shot: Triggering the gun plunger to hit a moving target on the left bank rewards a 1M, 2M, or higher score. Targeting the Skull: Hitting the T-800 skull drop target activates lock modes for multiball. Left Saucer/Ramp: Used for various bonuses and to start modes. Simple, Yet Deep: While easy to learn, the game requires precision shooting to maximize scoring, making it popular for both casual and competitive players. Common Modifications and Maintenance: LED Upgrades: Many collectors replace original bulbs with LEDs for improved lighting and lower power consumption. Skull Lighting: Upgrading the T-800 skull eyes with red LEDs for a more dramatic look. Cabinet Protection: Adding protectors to prevent wear around the flipper buttons and legs. Batteries: Replacing alkaline batteries with lithium or NVRAM to prevent board damage. Terminator 2 remains a cornerstone of 1990s pinball, praised for its theme, sound, and thrilling, high-speed action. Wheel: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1QgzC... . _____________________________________________ *Marber's Flipperview | Digital Pinball Archive* This video features a high-fidelity recreation of a classic pinball machine, captured in 4K to preserve the history and art of the game. * *Platform:* Visual Pinball X (VPX) * *Quality:* 4K Ultra HD | 60 FPS * *Format:* Landscape * *Curation:* @marbersflipperview *Support the Archive:* If you enjoy these 4K captures, please *Subscribe* to help build the ultimate digital pinball library. Check the playlists for more tables from Williams, Bally, Gottlieb, and many more. #VisualPinball #VPX #Pinball #4K #Gameplay #PinballArchive