- Demolition Man (pinball)
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Demolition Man 
Manufacturer Williams Release date February 1994 System Williams WPC (DCS) Design Dennis Nordman Programming Ted Estes, Bill Grupp Artwork Doug Watson, Linda Deal (backglass) Mechanics Win Schilling, Armando Zuniga Music Jon Hey Sound Jon Hey Voices Sylvester Stallone (John Spartan)
Wesley Snipes (Simon Phoenix)Production Run 7,019 Demolition Man is a Williams pinball machine released in February 1994. It is based on the motion picture of the same name. It is part of WMS' SuperPin line of widebody games.
Sylvester Stallone (John Spartan) and Wesley Snipes (Simon Phoenix) provided custom speech for this game during ADR sessions at Warner Brothers Studios in Los Angeles under the direction of Jon Hey.
Multiball modes
This game is centered on multiball modes. The player has to shoot the left ramp when the "freeze" light is lit (lit by the right inlane) to "lock" a ball. When the required amount of locks are made, the player has to shoot the left loop to start multiball.
- Fortress Multiball (2 balls required)
- Museum Multiball (3 balls required)
- Wasteland Multiball (4 balls required)
- Cryoprison Multiball (5 balls required)
Completing all four multiball modes lights the right ramp for the wizard award, Demolition Jackpot, which is the total amount of all the jackpots collected during the game. The Demolition Jackpot is lost if the ball drains.
For Pinball music trivia aficionados, The Museum Multiball music is based upon Brahms' Second Symphony, 2nd Movement
Cryo-Claw modes
The game's other main feature is the Cryo-Claw, which is located on the upper-left side of the playfield, and is lit at the left inlane. The awards are as follows:
- Start AcMag
- Lock Freeze
- Prison Break
- Super Jets
- Capture Simon
Completing all of the Cryo-Claw modes lights the Underground shot for the wizard mode, Demolition Time. In this mode, three balls are launched into play, and all of the major shots are initially worth 15 million points. Hitting the five standup targets increases the base value of all the major shots by 5 million points, and launches another ball into play, up to five balls.
External links
Categories:- Pinball machines based on films
- Williams games
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