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** The video game portion has the caveman hunting brontosaurs, triceratops, and [[PteroSoarer pterodactyls]], while avoiding the Tyrannosaurus rex.
** The playfield also featured a mastodon, a {{Slurpasaur}}, and a {{Whateversaurus}}.
** The video game portion has the caveman hunting brontosaurs, triceratops, and [[PteroSoarer pterodactyls]], while avoiding the Tyrannosaurus rex.
** The playfield also featured a mastodon, a {{Slurpasaur}}, and a {{Whateversaurus}}.
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* StockDinosaurs: The video game has the caveman hunting brontosaurs, triceratops, and [[PteroSoarer pterodactyls]], while avoiding the TyrannosaurusRex.
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** The video game portion has the caveman hunting brontosaurs, triceratops, and [[PteroSoarer pterodactyls]], while avoiding theTyrannosaurusRex.Tyrannosaurus rex.
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* ArtisticLicensePaleontology: Invoked, embraced, and clubbed over the head repeatedly. After all, this is a game where the player maneuvers a caveman to hunt brontosaurs and pterodactyls while avoiding the Tyrannosaurus rex.
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Somewhere A Palaeontologist Is Crying is now Artistic License Paleontology. Bad examples and ZCE are being removed.
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''Caveman'' is a {{pinball}} machine released in September 1982 by D. Gottlieb & Company. Designed by John Buras, it is notable for being the first {{Pinball}}[=/=]VideoGame hybrid, and the UrExample of the VideoMode.
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''Caveman'' is a {{pinball}} machine released in September 1982 by D. Gottlieb & Company.Creator/{{Gottlieb}}. Designed by John Buras, it is notable for being the first {{Pinball}}[=/=]VideoGame hybrid, and the UrExample of the VideoMode.
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* ArtificialStupidity: Like the ghosts in ''VideoGame/PacMan'', the dinosaurs in ''Caveman'' could be made to move in repeatable methods based on how the player moved. Savvy players could then figure out patterns to maximize their score.
* ByTheHair: The cavemanis can be seen dragging off a smiling female to his cave on the playfield.
* ByTheHair: The caveman
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[[caption-width-right:300:"It will aMAZE you!"]]
''For the 1981 comedy film, [[Film/{{Caveman}} click here.]]''
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Physically, ''Caveman'' resembles a conventional pinball machine, but with a video screen embedded in the top of the playfield and a small joystick in front of the player's position. During gameplay, when the player shot a ball into either side of the screen, the table would lock the ball and start a simple MazeGame. Using the joystick, the player would move a caveman, catching extra balls and hunting dinosaurs. The player would return to the pinball game if he exited the maze or got eaten by a ''T. rex.''
''For the 1981 comedy film, [[Film/{{Caveman}} click here.]]''
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Physically, ''Caveman'' resembles a conventional pinball machine, but with a video screen embedded in the top of the playfield and a small joystick in front of the player's position. During gameplay, when the player shot shooting a ball into either side of the screen, the table screen would lock the ball and start a simple MazeGame. Using the joystick, MazeGame, whereupon the player would can move a the caveman, catching extra balls and hunting dinosaurs. The player would could return to the pinball game if he exited the maze or got maze, but getting eaten by a ''T. rex.''
''Forrex'' would drain the 1981 comedy film, [[Film/{{Caveman}} click here.]]''
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* DynamicDifficulty: The difficulty of the maze game would change based on how well the player does on the pinball board, such as turning tyrannosaurus rexes into bonus-scoring pterodactyls.
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** The playfield also has a mastodon, a {{Slurpasaur}}, and a {{Whateversaurus}}.
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** The playfield also has featured a mastodon, a {{Slurpasaur}}, and a {{Whateversaurus}}.
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''For the 1981 comedy film, [[Film/{{Caveman}} click here.]]''
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''Caveman'' is a {{pinball}} machine released in September 1982 by D. Gottlieb & Company. Designed by John Buras, it is notable for being the first {{Pinball}}[=/=]VideoGame hybrid, and the UrExample of the VideoMode.
Physically, ''Caveman'' resembles a conventional pinball machine, but with a video screen embedded in the top of the playfield and a small joystick in front of the player's position. During gameplay, when the player shot a ball into either side of the screen, the table would lock the ball and start a simple MazeGame. Using the joystick, the player would move a caveman, catching extra balls and hunting dinosaurs. The player would return to the pinball game if he exited the maze or got eaten by a ''T. rex.''
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* VideoMode
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Physically, ''Caveman'' resembles a conventional pinball machine, but with a video screen embedded in the top of the playfield and a small joystick in front of the player's position. During gameplay, when the player shot a ball into either side of the screen, the table would lock the ball and start a simple MazeGame. Using the joystick, the player would move a caveman, catching extra balls and hunting dinosaurs. The player would return to the pinball game if he exited the maze or got eaten by a ''T. rex.''
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!!This pinball demonstrates the following tropes:
* VideoMode
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