description Gottlieb Deadworld Overview
Gottlieb Deadworld is described as a 1992 pinball machine connected with the Judge Dredd comic-book storyline Deadworld. The reported theme uses undead figures and dark comic-book imagery, placing the title within the licensed comic and horror-oriented pinball category. Because the machine's production history and manufacturer details are not consistently documented in standard pinball references, this description should be treated as a catalog identification rather than a complete technical record.
help Gottlieb Deadworld FAQ
What is Gottlieb Deadworld supposed to depict?
The catalog record connects the title with Deadworld, a dark Judge Dredd comic-book storyline involving undead figures. It presents the item as a horror and comic-themed pinball listing rather than a general fantasy table.
Is Gottlieb Deadworld the same machine as Bally Judge Dredd?
The supplied record does not establish that they are the same machine. Bally's licensed Judge Dredd pinball was released in 1993, while this listing calls itself Gottlieb Deadworld and assigns it to 1992.
What should I verify before buying a Gottlieb Deadworld machine?
Ask for the backglass, title card, cabinet data plate, and ROM or rulesheet details. The catalog description gives a 1992 label but does not provide a confirmed model number, production count, or complete rules specification.
Can the display type and rules of Gottlieb Deadworld be confirmed from the listing?
No, the supplied description confirms only the dark Deadworld theme and the 1992 listing date. It does not establish a Gottlieb system, dot-matrix display, production run, or specific multiball rules.
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