1989 Data East ROBOCOP pinball machine

Here we have a 1989 Data East ROBOCOP pinball machine for your viewing pleasure.
This machine is freakin' fast with super over-powered flippers that often mangle the targets and plastics all over the playfield. The jump ramp is really cool with the break in the middle that makes the ball "crash" if it doesn't make it all the way across the jump.
The idea of the game is to light each of the bad guys (Boddicker, Emil and Dick Jones) and then arrest them by locking the balls for multiball. Locking the third ball starts multiball. Hitting the saucer lights a letter in "ROBOCOP" and completing the word awards an extra ball.
Over all, a pretty fun game, although not a very deep one, from Data East in the late 80's. It's fairly rare considering they only made 1500 units of this title.
Robocop was designed by Joe Kaminkow and Ed Cebula with Artwork by Kevin O'Connor. For more info on this game, see here: www.ipdb.org/machine.cgi?id=1976

[@Thalamus4]

Machine looks great, thanks again for sharing your work.

[@jayducharme]

I never knew Data East made a Robocop table. Pretty impressive game.

[@StuartsTRAVELvideos]

Robocop is one of my favorite tables. Fun and not too complicated. Thanks!

[@Ricksta66]

Hello and thanks again for the wonderful welcome to London Pinball. Another awesome Pinball Machine Video. ❤️😁👍

[@matt1234link]

I'd buy that for a dollar

[@Trinst777]

Are you stuck with over-powered flippers, or can you lessen their strength somehow? Machine looks great!

[@londonpinball]

You can add a 1 ohm, 25 watt resistor to the flipper power connection. I haven't tried this, but I hear it will work.