RoxasUrSoxas's ratings

Pinsider RoxasUrSoxas has rated 59 machines.

This page shows all all these ratings, and forms RoxasUrSoxas's personal top 59.


Rating comments

RoxasUrSoxas has written 54 rating comments:


7.130/10
28 days ago
Flicker is an okay EM game. There's a lot better ones, and certainly a lot worse ones. There's not a whole lot to shoot for but the horseshoe shot is satisfying and who doesn't love ripping a spinner to build the bonus? A precise hit is needed to send the captive balls to the top. Scoring is fairly easy and straight forward. Luckily there is a 100,000 light as rolling it isn't too difficult on 5 ball play. Mechanically the game plays fine if the machine is in good working shape. The art is pretty cool on this one - I like that even Frankenstein made it on the playfield of celeb faces! Backglass resembles an old movie theater look. Just wish there was a little more to shoot for on this game. The center is mostly open and the top is taken by 2 captive balls and a horseshoe shot with a pop bumper in the middle and a spinner.
8.783/10
28 days ago
Hot Shot is an EM that was on my wish list for a long time and I was finally lucky enough to come across a project one a couple months ago and get it working 100%. I still really enjoy this game and am glad I kept an eye out for it for so long. The main goal is hitting all the drop targets down, which is no easy feat. Each drop target signifies a pool ball and is worth a 1,000 point bonus on balls 1-3 but things get interesting with double bonus on Ball 4 and triple on Ball 5. On 3 Ball play the double is Ball 2 / triple ball 3.
The only issue I see with this game is that it's heavily dependant on hitting the drop targets, which don't reset if you hit them all down so there's really no worthwhile points to be made after you've hit them all down. It's tough to do, but can happen and leaves you with a "what now?" Feeling for the rest of the ball. Other than that, this game is great! Theres so many pool themed games and this one is probably my favorite.
7.288/10
51 days ago
This era of games isn't my favorite, but I do like Jungle Lord quite a bit. I actually prefer it to Black Knight. The magna saves are a cool feature and I really like the upper playfield drop targets that individually reset. Simple 2 ball multiball and actually quite a bit of strategy for an older table. The artwork is kinda weird with knockout Tarzan and Jane, but it is what it is. The sounds are okay - kinda blah but match the era. The voice isn't as clear as other games of the era though, and doesn't really match the theme. Don't really care for the little baguette thing in the top left as it's pretty repetitive and breaks up the pinball action just to usually hit the same letters that are already lit over and over.
8.788/10
83 days ago
AP's best game to date in my opinion. Super campy humor, terrible puns, etc. Shots feel really good. Balls become magnetized in this game fairly easily which causes some weirdness with the magnets or releasing the balls from the lock. There's probably a better set of balls that won't become magnetized easily for better results. Game sometimes loses track of a ball and the ball search can be improved a bit. Otherwise, the game is built well and plays great. The flippers feel good, the shots are satisfying. The tank in the middle can send you SDTM but it's a case of risk vs reward. Air balls aren't as frequent with the shield that was later provided to help block them. This is just a really fun walk-up game for all ages and skill levels. Modes are decent, cut scenes are funny, screen displays the relevant information. Overall it's a great game that I'm hoping with a code update will improve a couple quirks.
7.536/10
3 months ago
This game is okay. I really like the bowling theme but there are definitely better bowling games out there. I purchased a Super Soccer which has the same bonus ball system and I find that to be the better game which is why I sold my Top Score. This game doesn't have a whole lot to shoot for. The right side is kind of a waste of space IMO. Hitting lit targets builds your bonus. Try to hit the scoops for mystery bonus and bonus collect, rinse and repeat. The Spinner shot on this game is weird - The ball generally hits the pop and deflects back through the Spinner so you can't really rip it, which is the cool thing about spinners. This is an OK game but there's a lot better titles out there.
7.942/10
3 months ago
Bought this game on a whim as a project and was pleasantly surprised! I had a Top Score at the time so was familiar with the bonus balls mechanism in the backglass - which is cool! I think this game is better than 300/Top Score. The 2 spinners are way easier to rip than on 300/TS and is so satisfying. The mystery bonus and bonus collect holes in the top left can really boost your score. Ball 5 with everything lit and double bonus is huge in this game. It's not a super complex game but enough to be fun. As I said, those spinners are soooo satisfying! Rip them and watch the bonus balls roll up!
7.273/10
3 months ago
Target Alpha is a great EM title. The playfield layout was used in several games because it is that good - 15 drop targets! Goal in this game is to hit the drops down which builds up your bonus (and is doubled on the last ball). Kinda weird locations for the pop bumpers and that alternating 5,000 switch can really boost your score for doing almost nothing at times. Hitting all the drops is a tough feat, but they don't reset until the next ball so once they are all down there's really nothing to shoot for. It's like "awesome I finally hit all 15 drops!.... now what?".
6.920/10
3 months ago
Nip-it! It's cool for a little bit because there are some unique features here - the zipper-flippers, alligator ball grab and a 2 ball multiball. The problem is there's really nothing to shoot for. Mini flippers only give you so much control. The ball likes to bounce off the slings straight to the outlane and when it comes down to it there really isn't much to shoot for. A game or two to try out the gimmicks on this game, then it's just sort of meh in my opinion.
7.556/10
3 months ago
Eh, this game is okay. Its a fast shooter but all of the shots are far away. The balls kicking out as you hit ramps keeps the game going fast. It's easy to get multiball with the option of holding it until you lock more balls. The target bank that swings out is unique and cool. This game has a tendency to get a lot of stuck balls. The action is so fast that air balls happen more than on some other games. In a line up of Sterns I'd maybe play this once but there are a lot more enjoyable games than this one.
7.973/10
3 months ago
I think this game is more fun than Black Knight. Upper playfield is used nicely and I like the amount of drop targets on this game. The magna saves are tough to master but man it's satisfying! I wish I picked up the Pharaoh that was offered to me years ago before!
9.340/10
6 months ago
Theres a reason this game has been hanging out in the #1 spot. It is amazing and by far my favorite newer Stern title. The amount of action on the playfield and the amount of rules and strategy make this a really enjoyable game!
8.201/10
9 months ago
One of my favorite late 70s games. I love the chimes used keep the EM feel in the SS version. Playfield is tough and any shot can backfire down the middle. Lack of control makes for a very quick, low scoring game... however with a few games and finding the shots, the game is great fun! Only thing this game is really lacking is spinners.
9.236/10
11 months ago
Scooby is a fantastic game in its early stages that will only get better with additional code. As-is the game is a little repetitive. The game itself is absolutely beautiful. The artwork everywhere, the sounds and music, etc all tie the theme in perfectly. I think this game is going to hold up well over time. There is sooooo much potential here and once there are more modes, multiballs, use of apron locks, etc this game is going to be awesome!
5.407/10
1 year ago
Such a great theme wasted! The art and sound package, even by Data East standards, isn't too good. This game just feels clunky and there's really nothing drawing you in for more. Much better off playing a System 11 title with a more fun ruleset and all around better game play. The price on this game is simply theme, because the game play is just not there.
8.216/10
1 year ago
Checkpoint was surprisingly more fun than I expected. I like a lot of the older Data East titles and this is no exception. The artwork and sound packages are great, and theres even 6 sound tracks to choose from at the start. Good use of the shaker motor and smaller sized dmd, especially for being the first pinball with a dmd! There's a good variety of shots and for the era, I think Checkpoint is a great game for the price.
8.127/10
1 year ago
I really wasnt expecting much from this title, but it is pretty cool! There are a good amount of shots, though I still feel like there could have been another one or two on the sides. The flipper layout takes up a lot of space but is unique. With strong flippers and sensitive slings/pops, the game plays fairly fast. The space invaders video game sound plays in the background. The "hurry up" type shots with the arrows at the sides are challenging and resemble shooting the saucer on the classic game. Nice touch! The backglass and infinity lighting is amazing! Definitely like this game better than a lot of other games from this era, and it just looks cool too!
6.436/10
1 year ago
So much potential here. The light shows with the music are awesome. Unfortunately there just isn't much to it. There isn't a lot to shoot for and the upper left corner has nothing. The game feels like plastic. Weak flippers and plunger with a stupid skill shot that dumps the ball straight down the middle half the time... Multiballs seem to happen at almost random and there's never a real clear way to see what you're going for since everything is lit. The song mode is cool and really the only enjoyable part of the game. I really try to like this one because the music and light show is awesome, but it's just boring!
8.700/10
1 year ago
Wheel of Fortune is definitely different and has some cool features to it. The bumper between the flippers and 4 free spin (ball saves, 2 on both sides) add a little different dimension to the game. The wheel and bobble-head contestants are cool, and the theme is tied together perfectly with the art, music and Pat Sajak providing the call outs
. There's definitely some interesting strategy to hitting the different contestants for different scores/bonuses but just walking up and playing, solving the puzzles, is fun and makes this a good walk-up game.

The shots on this game are very stop and go. If you're looking for a playfield where the ball doesn't stop, this is not the game for you.
8.403/10
1 year ago
Secret Service Is a fun game! Similar to High Speed layout and plays like a system 11 game in general. Playfield has some good shots. 2 and 3 ball multiball. Great music on this game too!
9.065/10
1 year ago
Cinema is a pretty fun EM! Hitting the two drops on the left and right light the 4 holes in the center. Hitting the front center hole skips the ball up through all 4 awarding their values if lit. It's a tough shot but super rewarding and very satisfying to hit. I shopped out a non-working Cinema, not expecting the game to be nearly as fun as it is!
4.488/10
2 years ago
Hercules is more of a pinball gimmick than a game you would want to play consistently. Is it cool to play once when you see it? Yes. Does it have the rule set and lastability of traditional sized games? No. It's cool to see though and is definitely unique.
9.760/10
3 years ago
My first and only NIB pin to date. I played this game on location a little over a year ago and knew I wanted to buy one right away. This game really is the complete package of a great game in my opinion. The theme is utilized greatly in every aspect. The cabinet and playfield art are great and colorful. Unlike a lot of other games, the lights really tell you what you're going for. Clips from the movie are used. Groot multiball is cool and fairly easy to obtain. The playfield layout is solid and is tough without being brutal. I think it is awesome that the game uses some songs from the movie soundtrack between modes. Speaking of modes, there are plenty of them and learning the strategy of what order to do them in keeps you coming back for more.
5.807/10
3 years ago
Meh, it's alright but just kind of a one and done game. The slingshots are like Space Mission, which i feel is a much better game than this one that is newer and solid state. World Cup just doesn't have the strategy or amount of shots that other games from the era have. It looks like an older EM Era playfield.

Pros: its usually cheap, soccer theme if that's your thing, and hey its still pinball. Great starter game.
8.676/10
3 years ago
Hot Wheels is a great game! Much prefer it over the new Turtles game. This game features quite a few different modes and multiballs to keep the game interesting. The theme is awesome - Hot Wheels has been around for generations so anyone can really connect with the theme IMO. The idea behind the game is to complete the race along with the different modes. The shaker motor in this game is cool and not over-used. Cool lighting and soundtrack, though at times the playfield can be a little dark - the art is very bright so it kinda balances out.
8.554/10
3 years ago
TMNT ties in an excellent theme with great artwork, sounds, music, callouts and lighting. The spinning disc is really cool with how it holds onto the balls before multiball. There really are some "wow" factor features in this game. The upper-left flipper is challenging and tough to get used to - Maybe because it seems way more games have only an upper-right flipper? My only issue with this game is the scoring. I'm a middle of the road player, and just cannot score anything on this game. I can get a 5-ball multiball and keep them in play for a while, hearing "jackpot" over and over, just to look up at my score and have 3 million? I feel like the rules aren't very clear in this one. As with other games these days, when it tells you to shoot for something, you have to decipher which of the 10 lit-up arrows it's talking about. I think this is a better game suited for home-use where you can really learn and practice because at a buck a play on location and not getting anywhere, there really is no "play it again" factor as far as the rules go.
6.240/10
3 years ago
Good budget game. Some fun shots with the basket, spinner and drop targets at the top. Music is generic/boring. The call outs are repetitive. The backglass is odd. Really weird scoring/rules. It's alright but does get old after a few games. The playfield isn't bad and with a better rule set and more balanced scoring, it would have been a much better game. Not a bad game to have if you're looking for a cheap DMD game... just you'll want to upgrade soon.
8.240/10
4 years ago
This game grew on me quite a bit over time. Newer code tends to do that too. This title really doesn't need the upper playfield. The shots are tough and FAST! An upper playfield stops the flow that this game currently has.
8.034/10
4 years ago
Super Mario Bros. - AWESOME theme! This title as you would guess, includes a lot music/sounds from Mario (Super Mario World to be exact). The sound and music quality is really good, and super nostalgic.

Game play is fairly simple. To fit with the Mario theme, the main goal is to destroy all 7 castles. You basically do this by lighting SUPER, and hitting the castle. Spelling SUPER is easy - Hit the left ramp, use the upper flipper to hit that ramp and get a letter. Hit one of the two (giant) scoops on the sides for the "R". Then hit the castle by shooting between the pop bumpers.

There are other modes that incorporate some different shots for points, of course. There is also a video mode which is pretty cool where you use the flipper buttons to run or jump - basically playing a Mario game. It's tough.

The "Hit the ramp over and over and then the castle" can and will get boring quickly. This is a great game for location, kids, Mario fans, and casual/new pinball players in general. Experienced players will find more fun on a lot of other titles compared to this one from this era.
7.467/10
4 years ago
I've played a few games now on 3 different JP machines. I have always liked the Data East Jurassic Park pinball, so it's easy to try and compare the two. As far as the pro version of this game goes, I really feel like it is lacking. The game rules are okay but no real "wow" factor. From what I've heard, the premium version is awesome so I'm really looking forward to trying it. For now, I'd rather play DE Jurassic Park.
7.716/10
4 years ago
Played this at the Pinball Hall of Fame in Vegas. This game is totally unique and was a lot of fun to play. Each turn you start off with a 3-ball multiball. As you hit targets, you score points and build up time. If you lose 2 of the 3 balls, the timer starts ticking. There are (at least) 2 difficult shots that will give you back a ball, and you can begin building your time up again until you are back to one ball. If time runs out (or you lose your last ball), the turn is over.
8.526/10
4 years ago
Played this over the weekend at the Pinball Hall of Fame (in Vegas, coincidentally). I thought it was a pretty decent game. There wasn't anything really "unique" in this title, but it was a fun game to play for a bit. As you would expect, the shots/modes have to do with various Vegas games. The sounds and call outs were good - the usual bells/whistles you expect in Vegas, and of course the game chants "Vegas!" quite often.
8.756/10
4 years ago
Just purchased this game a few weeks ago on a whim. I seem to enjoy a lot of the under-rated early 90's Gottlieb and Data East games - and this is no different. This game doesn't have a very deep rule set, but it's just FUN. The artwork is cool and the ski lift is really awesome. The main music is "Wipe Out" naturally. There are some funny call outs "Maybe you should get your mother and have her help you ski!" and the loud "AVALANCHE!!!!!!!!". I have this game and 22 other games in my business, and I'm noticing a lot of people gravitating to this one and being surprised by how fun it is. I think I'll be holding onto this game for a while!
8.560/10
5 years ago
Iron Maiden is a fun pinball! As with other music-themed games by Stern, you have a few music choices to choose from for gameplay. There are a variety of shots, multiball modes, etc in this game. I will definitely be spending more time on this machine learning the rules and trying to get better scores. I'm not an Iron Maiden fan by any means - But the pinball is a lot of fun :)
8.168/10
5 years ago
Pirates of the Caribbean by JJP is a fun game, however it is a bit overwhelming with so much going on. I've played this quite a few times and still really don't have a grasp on what I should REALLY be going for. I'm not crazy about the middle lane on the left being the outlane. In fact, that drives me crazy. Also, when you plunge the ball it shoots right towards the drain unless you use the upper flipper. With an almost non-existent ball save, it's a real annoyance.

Plus side, the rocking-ship mini playfield thing is cool. There's a lot of action and even without really knowing the ruleset, it's a fun game to play. Would have been cooler if they would show clips from the movies on the display, but that's not a big deal.
9.300/10
5 years ago
Diner is a really, really fun game! The theme just works really well with the aspect of fulfilling the customers orders (Similar to picking up the passengers in Taxi). The art is fantastic and there are a good amount of shots and ramps in this game. There is a 2 ball multiball that is totally unforgiving - Reminds me of Pinbot where sometimes you get multiball and drain one (or both) almost instantly.

The ruleset isn't too deep, but there is enough going on that it holds your interest for a while. I love system 11 pins, and this is definitely one of my favorites.
9.312/10
5 years ago
Twilight Zone is one of those games where everything just works perfect together. There are many different modes and a lot to shoot for. The Powerball is a great unique feature in the game. Playfield layout is great, except for the ball shooting down the left outlane sometimes from the pop bumpers. The music, voices and light show in this game is top notch.
8.420/10
5 years ago
Fun game with a good amount of things to shoot for. I like the music and call outs in this game. You will find yourself yelling "Wrong Hat!!!" at random times after playing this! Great game for novice players, kids and adults alike. There is nothing that really keeps you coming back for more, but nonetheless it is a fun game to play on location or to own in a collection.
8.172/10
5 years ago
Star Trek is one of the better modern Stern games IMO. I'm not a Star Trek fan, but can enjoy this game. I think the playfield and use of colored lighting is used really well in this game.
9.020/10
5 years ago
Rollergames is definitely a cheesy theme, but it works so well. Just a fun game to play. The music is extremely catchy and will be an earworm for a while after your first game. What better song to play after scoring the jackpot than one that says "Kick butt!"?
7.230/10
5 years ago
Night Rider is an OK game to play if you come across one. It's a simple rule set with some drop targets, pop bumpers, spinners, etc. There is really nothing that stands out about this game. After playing it before, I would maybe play one game of it somewhere but not spend more than that amount of time playing it.
9.100/10
5 years ago
Party Zone isn't the most in-depth game, but it is definitely worth trying out! Great game for novice players and kids. Super bright, colorful and fun. The callouts are great, and the various characters on the playfield are cool. This game has a 2 ball multiball where you are building up the rocket value, and that is where you get the most points. Fill the rocket meter, and lock both balls in the rocket to earn the "Big Bang". It's actually tougher than it seems.

What really stands out on this game is the lighting. Flashy/colorful inserts, and a mix of White/Red GI lighting.
8.688/10
5 years ago
I'm not a Metallica fan by any means, but I find this game to be pretty fun! There are enough shots to aim for, and even as a new player to this game, it's fairly easy to figure out what I should be aiming for. Multiball is a lot of fun in this game.
9.580/10
5 years ago
I'm not crazy about new pins generally, but Deadpool is an exception. I've been hooked on this one ever since playing it for the first time 2 weeks ago. I seem to get multi ball at least once every game, which definitely keeps the game fun. Some of these new games I play once or twice and "nothing happens" so I don't feel the need to play it again.

I also really like the soundtrack for this game, and some of the callouts are clever/funny.
6.367/10
5 years ago
I find this game to be really overrated. I find the modes to get really repetitive, and there is really nothing in this game that keeps me coming back for more. The theme, artwork, and music just don't do it for me. The playfield is also exceptionally dark on this game.
8.214/10
5 years ago
Lethal Weapon 3 is worth playing on location, but I wouldn't recommend owning it unless you have other games. This game can get repetitive with a fairly shallow ruleset. Don't get me wrong, it's a fun game - but not one I can play more than a few games of at a time. One of the coolest things about this game is you get to choose the music - From Lethal Weapon 3 theme, C&C Music Factory (Everybody dance now) or ZZ Top (Sharp Dressed Man). The callouts in this game are awful in my opinion. The nonstop "They're getting away!!!" .... "They got away..." drives me crazy.
8.345/10
5 years ago
Pinbot, the first machine in my collection! This game is a lot of fun, with the goal of opening the visor, locking both balls and hitting the ramp for the solar bonus. There really isn't a lot to it when you really think about it, but somehow this game keeps you coming back for more. The art, sounds, and music all work really well together. My only complaint about this game is those darn outlanes are evil!
8.248/10
5 years ago
Data East Batman is literally a one-shot game for the most part -- Shoot the Flugelheim. The "Flugelheim" is like the visor on Pinbot, and opens after hitting it 6 times, or completing the skill shot. Once it opens, hit the ball in there to start a 2 ball multi ball. Lock both of those, and start a 3 ball multiball, where you (again) shoot for the flugelheim to open it up again, and get a jackpot. The more Jackpots you earn during multiball, the bigger the value (5 million, 10 million, then 15 million).

The playfield is pretty basic. From the left, you have a scoop that lights something that is earned by hitting the batcave ramp (1 million points, instant multi ball, 10x bonus, etc). The Joker Ramp, the batcave ramp (and 3 pop bumpers under it), then on the right is the Flugelheim. There are also 3 stand up targets on both sides "old jack" and "new jack".

The soundtrack is pretty good in this game, as with most DE games in my opinion. The call outs can get a little annoying, but aren't as bad as some other games.

If you can find a Batman on location, definitely try it out! You don't see them often. It's a great theme, and not a bad game... but wouldn't last in a small collection in my opinion.
8.092/10
5 years ago
I'm not crazy about EM machines, but Space Mission is one that always kinda stuck with me. I played it at a pinball show a few years back, and stumbled on one for sale cheap a few months ago and picked it up. I think this is a decent 4 player game, and the swinging target in the middle is oddly satisfying to hit.
8.020/10
5 years ago
Terminator 2 is a decent pin and a good DMD game for the price. The design and flow of the game is great. Launching the ball from a cannon at the lit target for multiball is a cool feature. The main object in T2 is to start multiball, lock all 3 balls and aim for a 3X Jackpot, then go for a super jackpot. It's a pretty simple ruleset and does get repetitive kinda quick in my opinion.
8.292/10
5 years ago
People often compare this game to The Simpsons Pinball Party, which is a bad comparison considering TSPP is 13 years newer.

For the time period, I think The Simpsons is a good game. The theme is cool, and I think it's great that they incorporated so many characters into one game. The music is good - and includes the theme song and icon "The simpsoooonsssss" when starting the game. The concept of the game is fairly simple - Knock down the drop targets to open the 3 locks. Lock a ball, get a 2 ball multiball. Lock both of those, and get a 3 ball multiball. Then shoot for the ramp. I do wish that was a little more variety in the callouts, but a lot of data east games have repetitive callouts in my opinion. Regardless, the sound quality on this game is top notch, as with other DE machines.
8.082/10
5 years ago
If you like shooting for drop targets, this is the game for you! There are 4 banks of 4 drop targets, and basically you are trying to hit down the different banks in order (top left, top right, middle left, followed by middle right) to get multipliers on your bonus. Such a simple ruleset, but somehow it just works. I generally like games with a little more "action", but I really enjoy Count-Down.
9.460/10
5 years ago
Cyclone is a really fun game!

The layout is fairly basic, but it works really well. Waiting for the ball to ride the Ferris Wheel can get a little cumbersome at times, but that's really my only complaint. No multi ball in this game, but it doesn't really hurt it either in my opinion. Nailing that Comet ramp over and over for the "Million" shot, or the Cyclone ramp 3 times for the Gate Bonus (Jackpot) in a certain amount of time is the main goal. I also like the skill shot in this game.

What really attracts me to this game is the music/sounds and the art. It's really a work of art, with such detail given to the individual people on the playfield. The music is catchy and fits the theme well, and the lights/flashers work great in this game.

This is definitely a game worth playing for a bit. It can get old since there aren't a ton of things to shoot for, but it is a really fun game to play a few games of from time to time.
9.360/10
5 years ago
Rollercoaster Tycoon is a really fun pinball! I might be a little biased, because I was a huge fan of the PC games. However, as a pinball game, it really works well!

There are several ramps that are colored to look like rollercoasters, including one that goes over the flippers. The flow of the game is really good, and there are 4 flippers to make all of the shots.

The game modes can get a little repetitive, but they are fun - at least for a while!

Scoring is one complaint that a lot of people have on this game, but it doesn't really bother me. I don't need games to score hundreds of millions to be a "good game". I believe the default replay value on this game is 10,000,000, so that should tell you something.

The sounds and music definitely fit the theme. The troll yelling at you in fun, and like any other game (at least for me) can be tuned out while playing if it's a little annoying.

Overall, I think this is a great game - I think of it more as a standalone carnival/theme park game and not so much the "Based of the PC game" gimmick.
9.179/10
6 years ago
Genesis is one of those games that hooked me right from the start. It became a "quest" to complete the robot. Now almost a year since owning the machine, I still enjoy the machine as much as I did on day one. The robot reveal never gets old - and the alongside music and lighting effect is cool!

The concept is fairly simple - Complete the robot by completing ARMS, BRAIN, BODY and LEGS. Arms and Legs are obtained by going the left and right ramps respectively. Brain is obtained by going up the left or right orbit. Body is a little tougher, and requires rolling over the ABC lanes above the pop bumpers. You can also complete body parts by hitting down the 3 drop targets in order, or hitting the vari-target all the way back. Rolling through an in-lane will flash a light on the vari target that will light a letter in all 4 body parts if you hit the target while the light flashes (about 10 seconds). On the flip side, hitting the target at the right speed will send your ball right down the middle. Once you complete all 4 body parts, you have to hit the vari-target all the way back to activate the lifeforce (robot).

This game definitely benefits well with a nice LED setup. The music is catchy and fits the theme well. Cabinet is the typical "generic" Gottlieb/Premier style for that era, but that doesn't bother me at all. The backglass is cheesy, but hey it was the 80's afterall! There are alternate translites available, but I chose to keep the original.

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