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With a head shaped like a giant camera flashgun, Caveman is quite unlike other pinball games.
The boardset is crammed onto a hardboard panel that can be flipped and accessed through the back of the head.
The playfield has a symetrical layout unlike most other System 80/80A games.
The colour monitor set into the top of the playfield is another unique feature. Here the video game instructions are displayed.
The player moves his Caveman through a maze avoiding the T-Rex's but bashing other dinosaurs.
The ball is held captive when it drops back from hitting the right/left vari-targets until the video-play is over.
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With a head shaped like a giant camera flashgun, Caveman is quite unlike other pinball games. | The boardset is crammed onto a hardboard panel that can be flipped and accessed through the back of the head. | The playfield has a symetrical layout unlike most other System 80/80A games. |
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The colour monitor set into the top of the playfield is another unique feature. Here the video game instructions are displayed. | The player moves his Caveman through a maze avoiding the T-Rex's but bashing other dinosaurs. | The ball is held captive when it drops back from hitting the right/left vari-targets until the video-play is over. |
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