Williams came out with this game in 1991, the same year that T2: Judgment Day hit theaters.

There were more than 15,200 units produced, IPDB reports.

This was the first Williams’ game designed to use a standard DMD display, though Gilligan’s Island was released with one first.

We gave this machine full LEDs, and they really make a difference!

We also gave it a full shop job, washing, polishing, tumbling, and buffing just about everything we could. It needed a few playfield touchups, too.

This game is always a good choice. Good design, good theme, and good play!

Merry Christmas!