@bobbackward6461 as for the Ghostbusters cabinet with the steering yoke at the end of the scene, this was actually a game Data East USA produced called Bandit which was originally meant to be released in 1989, but was scrapped for unknown reasons. As for the game, you play as the titular character who escapes from a prison in California and engages in a high speed cross country chase in which he must cross the border of a state before time runs out. If Bandit doesn't make it, he will be captured by police which leads to a continuation screen where he is strapped to an electric chair and if a credit isn't inserted to continue (a.k.a. bribing the guard as the game calls it), he is executed with a stern message on the screen which says ''CRIME DOESN'T PAY". Recently, Bandit was dumped to MAME, but it is still a work in progress as the analog controls are being worked on. But, as of January 1st of this year, the only playable cabinet can be found at Galloping Ghost Arcade in Brookfield, Illinois.
@@bobbackward6461Yeah I noticed a ton of Data East titles in this scene, also the same company that made the robocop arcade titles as well. Perfect brand advertising here lol.
The child criminal, Hob, played by Gabriel Damon was also the voice actor of Littlefoot in the movie ‘The Land Before Time’ and my brain is rattled with that fact.
😭My childhood ruined from this revelation! That's like learning that Mr. Krabs is the Kurgan from Highlander and Montross from Star Wars Bounty Hunter.
Littlefoot came across some tough times. He lost his mother to Sharptooth and the Great Valley was constantly in danger. Needless to say he snapped, drank a human potion and is living on the Detroit Streets with Nuke Dealers.
@@ShadowMoon878 some of these were actually licensed to Data East for North American distribution such as Super Volleyball which was done by VideoSystem before they hit it big with Aero Fighters.
What? He's so human in this movie. He's dripping with dry humour like when he saves the baby, he's compassionate when he comforts the dying child. His hatred of Nuke is very human.
@@lenini056 Love it how you racist americans turned the story of george floyd into a big story just because it plays into your racist american race card. I'm not denying that your police is racist. The entire world already knows and we're all disgusted by your racist nation. But did you look closely at all the cops that were helping there? You know very well why this story sells. We all know
@@pickeljarsforhillary102 He's not wrong though. Where were you guys when Rodney King got assaulted? Nowhere. Where were you guys when they set the dogs and firehoses on civil rights movements. Oh that's right no where. Yet you wait until after someone dies to label all cops racist, based on the actions of a few assholes. You're the walking definition of "If it bleeds it leads." because simply getting your ass kicked or bit isn't enough, it has to be a death. You want to stop cops from killing people, then actually stop cops from killing people instead of waiting until they do. Slacktivist scum, you don't deserve to be called heroic. You leech off every story and make it about yourself. Fuck you.
Turned out they were right, though. It’s 2020 now and, where I live in Bremerton, WA, we have four retro arcades. Two are full-service bars, one does parties like Chuck E. Cheese, and one is downtown in the business district making a killing. Retro arcades are popping up all over the place and are doing surprisingly well.
As yes, the old late 80s to early 90s troupe that the arcade was where all the teenage criminals hung out. Granted movies like this and TMNT1 made the arcade seem like a pretty cool place to be.
I never realized why the movies during this time era, always made it seem like "bad" people / thugs/ criminals hung out at arcades. Thanks for explaining that. I'll have to look into it..
Arcade hangouts were a very natural place for teenagers to congregate. It wasn't just about gaming, but also socialising with your peers whilst having a soft drink and trying to beat each other's scores! It was pure fun. Sadly, everybody is glued to their phones now 😢
1980Punk What we need is to form our own version of the Knights Templar to crush the corruption in both state and federal government. After that, we can work on urban pacification and deportation.
Hob looks like an old friend of mine, we hung out together and after this movie some kids would see him and ask “Hey, weren’t you in Robocop 2?” And he would tell them “No, that wasn’t me!”. Great kid, lost touch when his family moved.
Oh yeah! I have it on my Mame arcade machine, but there wasn't a version which had proper joystick controls though. But I did get a modded 2TB original Xbox console which thankfully does, and can now play the game to the fullest also!
@@Electrify85 If only arcades were still relevant like they were back then, unlike now too. They just aren't the draws like they once were, and probably never will be again either, sadly.
And speaking of Midnight Resistance, I can now play that game properly on the modded 2TB original Xbox console I got too! I have it on my Mame machine, but didn't have the proper controls in order to make the game fully playable. The Xbox at least has a joystick hacked version of it, thankfully.
nope john is slightly naughty, but a good boy after all. i'd say he's the exact opposite, as he knows what's right and what has to be done, while hob is a rotting piece of shit
The arcade games in this are: Slap Shot Sly Spy Bad Dudes Midnight Resistance Kung-Fu Master Vigilante The Real Ghostbusters Heavy Barrel Hippodrome Super Volley Ball All the arcade games from Data East's entire catalog was in that arcade. The same company that they also made the RoboCop and RoboCop 2 arcade games.
Also, the cabinet with the Real Ghostbusters marquee with the steering wheel is Bandit which was never released. As for it's gameplay, you assumed the role of a convicted criminal who is trying to escape the cops in a cross country chase with an overhead perspective similar to Bally/Midway's Spy Hunter. There's actually a video of the game which also features a harsh continue screen with you in the electric chair and if you let the timer run out, you'll be fried and there will be a message that says ''Crime doesn't pay". As for the game, the only cabinet which has a playable version exists at Galloping Ghost Arcade in Illinois
I've hung out with them. Really cool and awesome guys. And they have such an energy on stage, that was one of the best gigs ever in my life when they played a very small venue close to me in 2017.
Midnight Resistance getting the spotlight as DataEast also made the awesome Robocop arcade game. I miss the Arcades and experience of beating arcade games like Final Fighr, TMNT and The Simpsons with complete strangers on a weekend as a kid lol.......great memories.
Nowadays, we can now take arcades into our homes for the whole family to enjoy. Sadly, we went from popping quarters into machines popping cash into micro-transactions. My favorites are all kinds of classics from Neo-Geo, Sega Zaxxon, Sega Z80, Sega System series, Sega Super Scaler, Sega OutRun, Sega X Board, Sega Y Board, Sega Model series, Sega Titan Video series, Sega Naomi series, Nintendo Radar Scope series, CPS-1, CPS-2, CPS-3, all kinds of 80s Capcom & Konami classics, etc.
You guys act like arcades don't exist anymore. Take a look around in your area, you may be surprised to find a Retrocade. I have one like 5 mins away from me. I also have a personal friend who runs a full fledged arcade in a shopping mall! They are still out there...
I have one a bus ride away. They don't have any of these cabinets here, but the more older ones from the early to mid 80's. Unfortunately it's closed due to this Coronavirus, hasn't been open for weeks now.
He's actually supposed to be an adult man who suffers from Fabry disease. He's not really a 14 year old boy. He's supposed to be a 20 something year old criminal.
I don't sympathize with Duffy's decision to sell out cop positions, but I did feel ultra sad when he tried to fight the urge for Nuke, only to nearly break into tears and snatch it up. Guy didn't deserve the death he got. He was better off letting Murphy bash his face into the arcade machine.
Yeah, he should've been fired by SGT. Reed right about now after Murphy beat the daylights outta Duffy, although it's against his protocol not to assault a fellow Police officer, but he does have a good point. Duffy is as he said he was, a rotten cop who sold them out.
It's certainly a cool looking bad guy hideout much like the Foot Clan's lair in the TMNT movie. It has arcade games, a snack bar and other things......
Didn’t you know? Those were the hip places to hang out in the ‘80’s and the early ‘90’s! Especially for wayward kids! Nowadays they’re called “Dave and Busters” and you gotta be at least 21 or older to go in without an adult of that age or older. But yeah I felt the same when I first saw that scene.
I've been watching both this movie and Seinfeld multiple times throughout the 90s, and I just saw that the actor who plays Officer Duffy is the same guy who plays the irritating cabinet installer who renovates Jerry's kitchen! How did I miss that?!
That little kid strangling a female cop. With that cheesy metal music. This is the 1st thing I remember when recalling all of the RoboCop movies. We still have main stream fictional violence depicted on media today. But back in the day it was darker and more shocking than modern attempts. Rob Zombie and some others excluded.
@@sicwititdimeful 4 years later I reply, a little busy, lol = Babylon A.D.s song, The Kid Goes Wild. I was there, long hair and all, age 19. Good times.
The way ROBOCOP asked the whereabouts of Cain, there were times I wish The Undertaker from WWE back in 1997 could've done the same thing to Paul Bearer when he mentioned Kane was coming to WWE. "WHERE IS KAAAANE?!!"
3:11 Clever product placement with all the Data East games in the background. (Data East at the time was the first game company to make Robocop Arcade Games during the '80s.)
Hob is one of the best characters in Robocop. At the time of this films release it was very controversial. With many critics and audiences condemning it. Being shocked & mortified. But this is the reality of gang violence and the underworld. Even in war! Believe it or not, but many members that are recruited into this life are just mere children. That have become brainwashed into criminals & ruthless killers. An some children are just born evil & psychotic. Prime examples Henry Hill in Goodfellas, Lil Dice & Benny in City of God, Smiley in Sin Nombre, Ciro Di Marzio in Immortale. Just cuz you dont want to hear or believe something doesnt mean its not true.
Batman hangs you from high buildings and occasionally bangs your head on a table. RoboCop just beats the crap out of you and throws you into everything in the room.
The one part of this scene that still makes me laugh to this day was when Murphy grabbed Duffy by his face and Duffy stupidly punched Murphy in the chest forgetting he has a titanium/kevlar laminated skin man talk about dumb but then again it was probably the nuke that fried his brain that he forgot about with Murphy.
This is one ruthless fucking kid. They seriously don't make movies like this anymore. He pretty much talked back to a man half his size. "Come on Duffy, I know you need it." 3:26: Damn!!
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"Isn't this a school day?"
I love the comedy in these movies.
And that level of comedic writing carries over to the new game, Peter Weller is like he never left the role
@IronMan3582 Yes, his lines are friggin gold
@@JohnDoe-pt7ru There's even a callback to this scene in the game with the junkies at the arcade
@@IronMan3582 Peter Weller did the comedic timing in RoboCop 2.
@@fraank69 it was also in the Marvel and Dark Horse comics as well as the 1988 animated and 1994 live action series
Oh, how I miss the arcades! The physical manifestation of fun!
Go to Glitch Bar in Fort Lauderdale!
Some titles seen here:
Midnight Resistance
Bad Dudes
Sly Spy
Ghostbusters
@bobbackward6461 as for the Ghostbusters cabinet with the steering yoke at the end of the scene, this was actually a game Data East USA produced called Bandit which was originally meant to be released in 1989, but was scrapped for unknown reasons.
As for the game, you play as the titular character who escapes from a prison in California and engages in a high speed cross country chase in which he must cross the border of a state before time runs out. If Bandit doesn't make it, he will be captured by police which leads to a continuation screen where he is strapped to an electric chair and if a credit isn't inserted to continue (a.k.a. bribing the guard as the game calls it), he is executed with a stern message on the screen which says ''CRIME DOESN'T PAY".
Recently, Bandit was dumped to MAME, but it is still a work in progress as the analog controls are being worked on. But, as of January 1st of this year, the only playable cabinet can be found at Galloping Ghost Arcade in Brookfield, Illinois.
@@bobbackward6461Yeah I noticed a ton of Data East titles in this scene, also the same company that made the robocop arcade titles as well. Perfect brand advertising here lol.
@@bobbackward6461
I also spotted others like:
Heavy Barrel
Kung-Fu Master
Slap Shot
Vigilante
I love how arcades in the 80s and 90s looked like back than❤️
Yeah :((
They seriously need to bring back arcades like this.
Back when arcades had cool games. Nowadays, even when you can find an arcade, they usually just have ticket games and kiddy games.
There's a lot of Retro Arcade Bars going about now that either buys these cabinets or restores them. Got one not far from where I live.
Honestly though, Midnight Resistance and Bad Dudes were never good games. Even back then there was still a lot of crap.
The child criminal, Hob, played by Gabriel Damon was also the voice actor of Littlefoot in the movie ‘The Land Before Time’ and my brain is rattled with that fact.
😭My childhood ruined from this revelation! That's like learning that Mr. Krabs is the Kurgan from Highlander and Montross from Star Wars Bounty Hunter.
While Duffy was working for Cain didn't worry me to see his demise
@@skymabile3989I legit didn't know the drill instructor from Starship troopers, who captured the brain bug was Mr Krabbs
Littlefoot came across some tough times. He lost his mother to Sharptooth and the Great Valley was constantly in danger. Needless to say he snapped, drank a human potion and is living on the Detroit Streets with Nuke Dealers.
And BTAS Joker and some others after that is voiced by our childhood hero Luke Skywalker.
When Data East ruled the arcades. Can't get enough of that golden era. 'Good as money can buy'
Did you notice "Sly Spy" at 3:50? Another Data East gem!
@@edwardgaines6561 Certainly. How could I miss that one? Outstanding game and a great homage to James Bond.
Truly a golden age!
Funnily enough, all the Robocop games are developed by Data East
@@ShadowMoon878 some of these were actually licensed to Data East for North American distribution such as Super Volleyball which was done by VideoSystem before they hit it big with Aero Fighters.
"Good as money can buy."
one of the very few times his humanity shines through in this movie
So his face/eyes aren't real? Why does he blink in the first movie when ED209 broke his glass
@eo Yeah I guess it must be
The scenes with his wife too.
What? He's so human in this movie. He's dripping with dry humour like when he saves the baby, he's compassionate when he comforts the dying child. His hatred of Nuke is very human.
Murphy was already machine-like before he was a robot.
0:43 Love that Murphy allows his old self to surface. He’s truly regained his humanity
❤
Does anyone else think Weller's voice is scary when he yells "Where is CAAAIIINNN?!!!"
Kane Lives! Oh wait. Wrong franchise.
Yeah same when he asked "Who are YOUUUUU??!!!" from Emil in Robocop1 lol
I thought it was more scary in the first one when he told the school kids to "STAY OUT OF TROUBLE!"
@@aarongreenfield9038 they were all creepy, so emotionless , that's what made it so creepy
Sounds kinda funny to me.
“Youre a rotten cop!” 😂😂😂
Words to the cop that killed George Floyd
Lenin Luna Robocop would bust that rotten cop’s ass
@@lenini056
Love it how you racist americans turned the story of george floyd into a big story just because it plays into your racist american race card.
I'm not denying that your police is racist. The entire world already knows and we're all disgusted by your racist nation. But did you look closely at all the cops that were helping there?
You know very well why this story sells. We all know
@@FriendlyCroock Take a drink everything this moron says racist.
@@pickeljarsforhillary102 He's not wrong though. Where were you guys when Rodney King got assaulted? Nowhere. Where were you guys when they set the dogs and firehoses on civil rights movements. Oh that's right no where. Yet you wait until after someone dies to label all cops racist, based on the actions of a few assholes. You're the walking definition of "If it bleeds it leads." because simply getting your ass kicked or bit isn't enough, it has to be a death. You want to stop cops from killing people, then actually stop cops from killing people instead of waiting until they do. Slacktivist scum, you don't deserve to be called heroic. You leech off every story and make it about yourself. Fuck you.
funny to see an arcade in a movie about the future.
Yep. I understand why they died out, but at the same time I really miss them....
Didn't RoboCop have his own arcade game?
Turned out they were right, though. It’s 2020 now and, where I live in Bremerton, WA, we have four retro arcades. Two are full-service bars, one does parties like Chuck E. Cheese, and one is downtown in the business district making a killing. Retro arcades are popping up all over the place and are doing surprisingly well.
Charles Williams yes and it was bad ass
@@retroguy9233 He had two of them. The second one based off of this movie was great, and by far the best RoboCop game as well.
l love Nancy Allen's line delivery at 0:30. You can feel the sadness in her voice, seeing a kid like Hobbs commit crimes at such a young age and all.
Of course that sadness goes away when he tries to choke the shit out of her.
And then he chokes the hell out of her
@@Quole1234exactly
I love how RoboCop goes from calm to angry when he keeps asking Duffy where Cain is
3:36, 3:44, 3:56 & 4:24
I prefer a less climatic movie on robocop
Sound scary
Officer Duffy - have a seat!
Yeah my favourite
You sold us out Officer Duffy! (L.M.A.O.!)
@@freakyfornash I always found it kind of ironic he was tossed into a bad dudes arcade lol
@@DigitalViscosity I know, right? (L.O.L.!)
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A slightly demonic scene: a child strangles an adult policewoman who is old enough to be his mother...
@Moist Gnome opposite of angelic. You're on a computer, sweetie, look it up.
@Moist Gnome you also know that demonic means evil then? 🙄
@Moist Gnome , you can't be related to something without sharing its nature. What is the nature of a demon?
Johnny RocketKite just another day in Detroit.
@@BowenEros-gt8gn lol
As yes, the old late 80s to early 90s troupe that the arcade was where all the teenage criminals hung out. Granted movies like this and TMNT1 made the arcade seem like a pretty cool place to be.
A great scene at the end of Death Wish IV is a shootout at a roller skate rink. I think they had an arcade there too.
I never realized why the movies during this time era, always made it seem like "bad" people / thugs/ criminals hung out at arcades. Thanks for explaining that. I'll have to look into it..
and Terminator 2
@@Hmongboi228it wasn't that BAD kids went to the arcades, it was that ALL kids did. Same with the skating rink
Arcade hangouts were a very natural place for teenagers to congregate. It wasn't just about gaming, but also socialising with your peers whilst having a soft drink and trying to beat each other's scores! It was pure fun. Sadly, everybody is glued to their phones now 😢
"Officer Duffy"
(punches robocop in the chest doing fuck all)
"Have a seat." (pushes him into an arcade game)
As an officer one would expect him to know who Robocop is and why that's a great way to ruin his own hand.
Just like Leon Nash in the first. Except with kick and groin.
Nash dies in a blast
@gablit-gt8kk nothing was said about Nash dying. He said Nash kicked robocop in the groin doing fuck all except hurting his foot.
(Hob continues choking Lewis) hob:"you took a little lot of breath, (bleep)!"
Officer Duffy, have a seat. You sold us out, Officer Duffy. Where is Cain? Where is Ccccain?
Lol
You’re a rotten cop!😂😂😂😂
Robocop 2 was a freaking good movie, just like the first.
Thank you both movies rock, I still love both robocop movies.
….. first was beyond good second was good imo
Lol uh no.
@@PouchMasterlol Uh yes
Much like Spider-Man 3:
This sequel could've been a blockbuster hit, but it got ruined and forced during development.
Stephen Lee, the guy who played Officer Duffy is dead now. RIP
That’s sucks! He was a great actor! Really loved his performance in the movie “Dolls”.
He Was A Great Actor!
@srodparanormalhour4673 and he was part of the Trilogy batch in the original Quantum Leap which centers around Sam defending a girl named Abigail.
*ISN'T THIS A SCHOOL DAY?*
👮♂️🚓
Seahawkfan1108 🥤🍫🍿🥃🍻🥤🌭🥪->
But wasn't it late in the evening though? ;) (L.O.L.!)
@@freakyfornash he's referring that they should be home doing homework and going to bed on time.
Fxxk you
Xdrz..........
@Seahawkfan1108 **throwing** 🍟🍕🍔🍦🍬🥜🍺
We need Robocop in Seattle right now
They sent Robocop back to Detroit a couple of years ago and even he couldn't stop the pettiest of crimes..
Automated_Response85 Impossible. A city full of crackheads and gangbangers is nothing Murphy can’t handle.
1980Punk What we need is to form our own version of the Knights Templar to crush the corruption in both state and federal government. After that, we can work on urban pacification and deportation.
i agree.
@@UltimateThanos Oh man...the round would be coated red with blood...I approve.
Two of my favourite arcades right there. Bad Dudes and Midnight Resistance.
Midnight Resistence’s music is amazing
Love those games!
" Thanks, you are really bad dudes. Now, let's have a burger" - Ronnie, POTUS
Data East was the developer of the RoboCop arcade games, so this was a kind of clever product placement
@@IronMan3582 Yes!
Hob looks like an old friend of mine, we hung out together and after this movie some kids would see him and ask “Hey, weren’t you in Robocop 2?” And he would tell them “No, that wasn’t me!”. Great kid, lost touch when his family moved.
Hmm wonder if we knew the same person
Hey Julius, it's me.
@@DonPutt Hi! (Sorry, just found this).
@@gmmartines7331 did you grow up in Southern California?
Did he have hair like hobs in the movie?
Midnight Resistance! That was a great game.
Oh yeah! I have it on my Mame arcade machine, but there wasn't a version which had proper joystick controls though. But I did get a modded 2TB original Xbox console which thankfully does, and can now play the game to the fullest also!
Let this be a lesson to all
If Robocop asks you a question
ANSWER IT !!!!
WHERE IS CAIN!? XD
Right, or suffer the consequences.
In the aftermath he'd better not
More like don't bullshit Robocop or he'll beat the truth outta you!
@@freakyfornash I TOLD YOU I DON'T KNOW!!!
Good to see that there are still retro arcades in the future.
Part of the future is alot of nostalgia.
The ones in Vegas where the best
Aaawww man,Robo smashed homeboy's head into the glass screen of Bad Dudes. What a waste of a perfect arcade.
That and when the poor Midnight Resistance machine got knocked over as well! :( (L.O.L.!)
Well Robocop is a badder dude.
Glad to see my grandkids will appreciate the classics, not to mention bring back arcades.
@@Electrify85 If only arcades were still relevant like they were back then, unlike now too. They just aren't the draws like they once were, and probably never will be again either, sadly.
And speaking of Midnight Resistance, I can now play that game properly on the modded 2TB original Xbox console I got too! I have it on my Mame machine, but didn't have the proper controls in order to make the game fully playable. The Xbox at least has a joystick hacked version of it, thankfully.
Too bad we dont have a robocop in real life.
These days ,he has to be black ,Muslim and LGBT.😂
Well, now I wouldn't say that.
Look at all those amaizing arcade cabinets....
Having grown up in arcades in the 80s and 90s I can say it wasnt *quite like this.
Likely you grew up in a more stable environment.
Most of my arcade experience was 1 or 2 machines in a fish and chip shop.
Until Streetfighter 2 arrive at blockbuster.
Hobb is such an underrated villain.
Mercilessly strangled a female cop
Can you imagine that kid with John connor working together?
No. Connor is a delinquent in T2 but he is against killing people unlike Hob.
One is an antihero,
the other is a villain.
Hob and John Conner? Naw.
nope
john is slightly naughty, but a good boy after all. i'd say he's the exact opposite, as he knows what's right and what has to be done, while hob is a rotting piece of shit
Can you imagine Gabriel Damon as John Connor? He sorta resembles Kyle and Sarah more than Edward Furlong.
I used to watch this movie when i was a kid and i really liked that officer Luis...she looked very lovely to me....
Yeah! I had the hots for her ever since I saw the first Robocop. ^_^
Officer Luis?
connextro facist
Mad magazine Low @$$!!
Officer Luis lmao
0:43 good as money can buy
“YOU LOOK A LITTLE OUTTA BREATH BITCH‼️” that line still sends me till this day‼️🤣🤣🤣
She got fucked up
In the french version, he says : "You look all constipated, you bitch" 😅
She got her ass kicked by a kid
I laugh at that line
@@amrevered710yes she did lol
The school day line was used in Dark Knight Returns
No surprise, considering Frank Miller wrote the script for this movie and Dark knight returns.
@@Megaspartan23
Also Peter Weller as both Robocop and Batman!
No video games were harmed in the making of this film.
The arcade games in this are:
Slap Shot
Sly Spy
Bad Dudes
Midnight Resistance
Kung-Fu Master
Vigilante
The Real Ghostbusters
Heavy Barrel
Hippodrome
Super Volley Ball
All the arcade games from Data East's entire catalog was in that arcade. The same company that they also made the RoboCop and RoboCop 2 arcade games.
Also, the cabinet with the Real Ghostbusters marquee with the steering wheel is Bandit which was never released.
As for it's gameplay, you assumed the role of a convicted criminal who is trying to escape the cops in a cross country chase with an overhead perspective similar to Bally/Midway's Spy Hunter.
There's actually a video of the game which also features a harsh continue screen with you in the electric chair and if you let the timer run out, you'll be fried and there will be a message that says ''Crime doesn't pay".
As for the game, the only cabinet which has a playable version exists at Galloping Ghost Arcade in Illinois
This scene epitomizes late 80s early 90s culture!
I think that was Babylon A.D. playing this entire scene. Underrated hair band quite intellectual in their lyrics.
I've hung out with them. Really cool and awesome guys.
And they have such an energy on stage, that was one of the best gigs ever in my life when they played a very small venue close to me in 2017.
Midnight Resistance getting the spotlight as DataEast also made the awesome Robocop arcade game. I miss the Arcades and experience of beating arcade games like Final Fighr, TMNT and The Simpsons with complete strangers on a weekend as a kid lol.......great memories.
Nowadays, we can now take arcades into our homes for the whole family to enjoy.
Sadly, we went from popping quarters into machines popping cash into micro-transactions.
My favorites are all kinds of classics from Neo-Geo, Sega Zaxxon, Sega Z80, Sega System series, Sega Super Scaler, Sega OutRun, Sega X Board, Sega Y Board, Sega Model series, Sega Titan Video series, Sega Naomi series, Nintendo Radar Scope series, CPS-1, CPS-2, CPS-3, all kinds of 80s Capcom & Konami classics, etc.
You guys act like arcades don't exist anymore. Take a look around in your area, you may be surprised to find a Retrocade. I have one like 5 mins away from me. I also have a personal friend who runs a full fledged arcade in a shopping mall! They are still out there...
@@AzrialAlaria
Yes there is.
But right now, I am stuck with MAME. And the arcade I live by is miles away.
I have one a bus ride away. They don't have any of these cabinets here, but the more older ones from the early to mid 80's. Unfortunately it's closed due to this Coronavirus, hasn't been open for weeks now.
Me too!
I hated that little punk!
he's annoying but cool at the same time
He's actually supposed to be an adult man who suffers from Fabry disease. He's not really a 14 year old boy. He's supposed to be a 20 something year old criminal.
@@phillyphilhouse79
The fuck are you talking about? :D
@@phillyphilhouse79 lol no
I was happy when he died
Curiously, "RoboCop 2" is less graphic than the original, yet more disturbing.
Yeah. You dont see kids doing criminal stuff very often in movies
yeah a lot of stuff I had to process when i was 12 years old...lol
And they didn't show when they offed Duffy, but they didn't have to, the mental image was enough of him being cut open alive. ..
@@KinnArchimedes in the workprint you can see it in more detail tho
@@itiswhatitis141 That's cause gabe damon is an adult now. No kid delivers lines like that anymore. It's amazing his career didn't skyrocket.
The kid was hilarious in this movie.
I don't sympathize with Duffy's decision to sell out cop positions, but I did feel ultra sad when he tried to fight the urge for Nuke, only to nearly break into tears and snatch it up.
Guy didn't deserve the death he got. He was better off letting Murphy bash his face into the arcade machine.
If it makes you feel better the guy that played him starred in a movie where he was a nice guy that tried to protect a little girl from Killer Dolls.
@@Shanethefilmmaker Stephen Lee is a great character actor, he played the bad guy in Prehysteria too.
Every game in this arcade was made by Data East! That makes sense considering they made the Robocop 1 and 2 arcade games. Product placement!
I miss the arcade games
Notice all the Data East logos and games around the arcade? Data East was one of the developers of the Robocop video games.
Idk why, but I always enjoy watching robocop beat Duffy just to know where cain is 😅🤣
@Ty2k83 yeah lol
If Duffy pretending he was also raiding the arcade, I think he would be just fine.
@@inklingluq6503 yeah huh
cause Duffy's a fat crooked fuck. haha!
Yeah, he should've been fired by SGT. Reed right about now after Murphy beat the daylights outta Duffy, although it's against his protocol not to assault a fellow Police officer, but he does have a good point. Duffy is as he said he was, a rotten cop who sold them out.
The place reminds me of the Foot Clan hideout from the first Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles movie...or the monster underworld from “Little Monsters”.
It's certainly a cool looking bad guy hideout much like the Foot Clan's lair in the TMNT movie. It has arcade games, a snack bar and other things......
Yeah, but this arcade doesn't even have N.A.R.C.!!
Azrial Alaria oooh, I love N.A.R.C.!
Didn’t you know? Those were the hip places to hang out in the ‘80’s and the early ‘90’s! Especially for wayward kids! Nowadays they’re called “Dave and Busters” and you gotta be at least 21 or older to go in without an adult of that age or older. But yeah I felt the same when I first saw that scene.
They both came out the same year, too.
Lol that kid was in Star Trek TNG and played the role of an innocent kid. Way different than this
Gabriel Damon's a fine actor. He was also on "The Commish" tv show and was in Tequila Sunrise with Michelle Pfeiffer
I think I remember that episode. Wasn't that the one when homegirl had a baby and it grew up super fast?
@@jasonserna8762 no it was the one where his mom was accidentally killed and the entity that did it felt bad and posed as his mom.
no that was 'the child' from season 2. good episode though.
Gabriel Damon was also in the land before time as littlefoot too..
The Data East product placement is cool. They made the Robocop video game.
Love the neon in this scene!
I used to play Bad Dudes in the skating rink. Data East was the premier game developer back then. Good times
"You look a little out of breath bitch." @3:25 ROFL Give that kid an oscar.
His delivery on that line is so good
She got wrecked by a kid
@@Quole1234she got owned by a kid
@@amrevered710feeling sheer panic and humiliation while she was about to be murdered by a child
@@booyahhh4642 100% strangled to death by a child. Humiliating way to go.
Too bad. That looked like a cool place to hang out. I miss the old arcades.
Gabriel Damon should have won an Oscar for this film.
Don't get me wrong, he was great... but not THAT great.
I Like Him Better In "The Land Before Time (1988)"
@Giorgos He was the best thing about the film.
Wouldn't go that far. And he's the sole reason I even watched it
3:17-Officer Duffy have a seat 😂😂😂
3:16
3:31 You sold us out, Officer Duffy!
“Come on Duffy I know you need it.”
I've been watching both this movie and Seinfeld multiple times throughout the 90s, and I just saw that the actor who plays Officer Duffy is the same guy who plays the irritating cabinet installer who renovates Jerry's kitchen! How did I miss that?!
“Good eyes Murphy”
Murphy: “Good as money could buy”
Me: “I’ll gladly buy that for a dollar”
Isn’t it a school day? Kids throw trash at Robocop 😂😂😂
Never have I seen such disrespect kids throwing trash at a officer.
3:16 Officer Duffy...have a seat.
3:30 You sold us out, Officer Duffy.
As scary as the scene where duffy gets his is.....he had it coming
but the vivisection is too much (even Hobbs likely isn't willing to do anything like that.)
Robocop voice:isnt this a school day lol...this was when data east konami etc ran the arcades during the 90s...
Also Data East did RoboCop arcade games 👍
@@mikereyes2488 truth and 💯….👍👍
Totally brings back the 90's!! Arcades!!!
That little kid strangling a female cop. With that cheesy metal music. This is the 1st thing I remember when recalling all of the RoboCop movies. We still have main stream fictional violence depicted on media today. But back in the day it was darker and more shocking than modern attempts. Rob Zombie and some others excluded.
The music makes this scene bad ass
@@sicwititdimeful 4 years later I reply, a little busy, lol = Babylon A.D.s song, The Kid Goes Wild. I was there, long hair and all, age 19. Good times.
The way ROBOCOP asked the whereabouts of Cain, there were times I wish The Undertaker from WWE back in 1997 could've done the same thing to Paul Bearer when he mentioned Kane was coming to WWE.
"WHERE IS KAAAANE?!!"
😂😂😂
"You look a little out of breath bitch"ha ha ha
(robocop steps on Duffy and said) robocop:"you sold us out, officer Duffy!"
Hob is badass .🤛
RIP Data East arcade machines
3:11 Clever product placement with all the Data East games in the background. (Data East at the time was the first game company to make Robocop Arcade Games during the '80s.)
music, Babylon a. d
the kid goes wild
Glad to see Robo in top form in rouge city
Now I know if I ever choke someone I have to say “You Look a little out of breath bitch”! 😂😂
I'd like to say that in jiu jitsu class
I guess Murphy was doing Bad Cop, Robocop.
Bad Dudes did not deserve that
Also, a different game is being played in that Bad Dudes cabinet.
Hob is one of the best characters in Robocop. At the time of this films release it was very controversial. With many critics and audiences condemning it. Being shocked & mortified. But this is the reality of gang violence and the underworld. Even in war! Believe it or not, but many members that are recruited into this life are just mere children. That have become brainwashed into criminals & ruthless killers. An some children are just born evil & psychotic.
Prime examples Henry Hill in Goodfellas, Lil Dice & Benny in City of God, Smiley in Sin Nombre, Ciro Di Marzio in Immortale. Just cuz you dont want to hear or believe something doesnt mean its not true.
Robocop gives Batman a #RunForHisMoney.
Batman hangs you from high buildings and occasionally bangs your head on a table. RoboCop just beats the crap out of you and throws you into everything in the room.
The first draft of this was written by Frank Miller, they changed a lot for shooting.
this statement is very funny when you realise that Peter Weller voiced Batman in the Dark knight Returns
@connextro "robocop is owned by marvel"
Not anymore; Robocop is now owned by Amazon (which bought MGM).
Robocop:"Officer Duffy, have a seat!" (Robocop pushes Duffy)
Forgotten Weapons finally did a video about the UC-9. I don't care if it's pointless, I still want one.
Ahh,the boom box gun.
Robocop goes from funny to smashing a guys face in an arcade real quick
Robocop rocks
Who's only here for a look at the oldskool arcade?
"Isn't this a school day".
Me, as a college student: i got classes two days a week. Its my day off
Poor Bad Dudes arcade cabinet 😢
Anyone else notice that Duffy attempted to punch Robocop, with obvious results
But I'll admit, I admire the attempt
Plus,he lasted longer in the interrogation than the gun store robber.
That kid can bury a recoil from a .50 Desert Eagle.
Gabriel Damon is the actor, retired.
He’s a real estate broker lately.
"The Kid Goes Wild" is a pretty rad song!
The one part of this scene that still makes me laugh to this day was when Murphy grabbed Duffy by his face and Duffy stupidly punched Murphy in the chest forgetting he has a titanium/kevlar laminated skin man talk about dumb but then again it was probably the nuke that fried his brain that he forgot about with Murphy.
I love the music. Who plays that song ?
Babylon AD - The Kid Goes Wild.
@@deano8403 Thanks brother !
That was me throwing popcorn
Which one
were you an extra?
Have a seat (Pushes him)🤣
(Deleted scene) Robocop blows all his quarters playing N.A.R.C.
(another Deleted scene) Robocop playing with himself.... I mean his own arcade game.
GETS IN THE CAR AND GETS STOPPED BY JOE ROCKHEAD...
MISSLE FROM THE HEADLIGHTS!!!! *CLOWN SCREAMS*
This channel just got my subscription.
Midnight Resistance, one of my favourite all time Arcade games. I think I can also see Vigilante at 2:02 another favourite. I miss them days.
A good Irem classic (which was licensed to Data East in the US)
Isn't this a schoolday? 👍🤣👍
This is one ruthless fucking kid. They seriously don't make movies like this anymore.
He pretty much talked back to a man half his size. "Come on Duffy, I know you need it."
3:26: Damn!!
@@booyahhh4642 she deserved it
@@booyahhh4642 exactly
@@booyahhh4642 she really should have. Hobb would have been even more legendary for that.
@@booyahhh4642 100%
Interesting to note that Ghostbusters is a movie which exists within the RoboCop universe.
Funny how he knocks officer Duffy into a Data East arcade machine, that's the same company that made the Robocop games.