This sounds eerily familiar… and not from me playing the game previously either.
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Well, Sega has ripped voice samples from other sources before (they used samples from Conan and First Blood for Golden Axe, for example), so there’s a chance the Alex Kidd scream also isn’t a wholly original voice sample.
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Yes this is exactly what I was thinking.
Now to listen multiple times and see if I can place it 
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I’m still fairly traumatised by the
AAAAaaaaAAAAaaaaAAAaaa
Of the little man falling to his death in Mission Impossible II
Behold
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Yeah I came here to mention the Intellivision speech module! For pinball, the big one was Gorgar:
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Good one!
Never heard of that pinball machine before, so I looked up a video of the game in action (timestamped at Gorgar saying “ME GOT YOU”).
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Gorgar plays pretty well. It was available in the Farsight Studios The Pinball Arcade. I played a bunch of it the and have played it out and about in real life too.
It’s a shame that the license for all that stuff moved to Pinball FX because their pinball engine doesn’t do the games justice. Farsight’s was much better. I’m glad I bought almost all of them before they lost the license.
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I dunno, I was just revisiting Terminator 2 on Pinball Arcade and the physics were… notably wonky. I would say FX3 in pro mode is better, and the upcoming Pinball Party (finally on PC, via Epic games store) should be even … er… better-er.
The one that stands out the most to me is the original Punch Out in the arcade.
We had one of them at my local arcade and I remember being blown away by how chatty it was.
“Body blow, body blow!” Hahahaha 
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I have a particular soft spot for Super Punch Out’s Gabby Jay’s “Eyay!” lol
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