Terminator 2: Judgment Day (pinball) Schwarzenegger provided voices for the game. Some playfield design elements were based on Ritchie's 1980 classic, "Firepower". T-1000 was not included in the artwork of the table, with the exception of a small image of actor Robert Patrick because of pre-release secrecy of the movie. The character was only included in the display animation because when the DMD programming was finalizing the liquid metal character was already public knowledge. As with many pinball machines, a score award is given for each extra ball awarded thereafter, once 5 extra balls are awarded a game. A follow up to this game is
Terminator (character) where he was created) of several dozen units sharing an identical template to himself, naked and moving in unison to his direction. However, not all T-800's are made with an identical appearance, such as Cameron and the Terminator from the future bunker scene in the original movie. The 'Arnold' model came to be known as the 101, which refers to its likeness and skin type. A deleted scene from "Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines" reveals that the Model 101's appearance was based on Chief Master Sergeant William Candy, portrayed by Schwarzenegger with a dubbed-over Southern accent, which was replaced