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** DeathMountain: The Ancient Bridge (2nd stage) is set on a mountain, while Cloud Canyon is at the side and over a [[CaptainObvious canyon]]
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** DeathMountain: The Ancient Bridge (2nd stage) is set on a mountain, while Cloud Canyon is at the side and over a [[CaptainObvious canyon]]canyon
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The sequel was later remade on the UsefulNotes/SuperNintendoEntertainmentSystem and the UsefulNotes/GameBoy under the name ''Prehistorik Man''. In this one, a bunch of dinosaurs stole the village's food supplies. Having no way to replenish them before the winter strikes, the village Elder sends Sam into a quest to find the fabled Dinosaur Graveyard, so they can get enough [[WeirdCurrency bones]] [[BellisariosMaxim to buy a new supply]]. As an extra motivator, Sam also gets the beautiful Elder's daughter's hand if successful. This version was later re-released on the UsefulNotes/GameBoyAdvance.
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The sequel was later remade on the UsefulNotes/SuperNintendoEntertainmentSystem and the UsefulNotes/GameBoy under the name ''Prehistorik Man''. In this one, a bunch of dinosaurs stole the village's food supplies. Having no way to replenish them before the winter strikes, the village Elder sends Sam into on a quest to find the fabled Dinosaur Graveyard, so they can get enough [[WeirdCurrency bones]] [[BellisariosMaxim to buy a new supply]]. As an extra motivator, Sam also gets the beautiful Elder's daughter's hand if successful. This version was later re-released on the UsefulNotes/GameBoyAdvance.
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* GameGourmet: Four food groups: Dairy, fruits, junk, and big foods.
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* GameGourmet: Four The object is to gather food for the tribe. Said food comes in four groups: Dairy, junk, fruits, junk, and big foods.
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* [[AnIcePerson An Ice Monster]]: ''Prehistorik Man'''s third boss has a freezing breath.
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* [[AnIcePerson An Ice Monster]]: AnAxeToGrind: Stone handaxes that are thrown at an arc can be obtained from the blacksmith in ''Prehistorik Man''.
* AnIcePerson: ''Prehistorik Man'''s third boss has a freezing breath.
* AnIcePerson: ''Prehistorik Man'''s third boss has a freezing breath.
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** TennisBoss: A way to damage him is to club back the spiked balls he throws.
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** AnAxeToGrind: Stone handaxes thrown at an arc.
** BladeOnAStick: Spears that also work as bouncing platforms.
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** DropTheHammer: In ''Prehistorik 2'', Sam can upgrade it into a big wooden mallet.
* DinosaursAreDragons: Some dinosaurs in ''Prehistorik Man'' can breathe fire.
* DropTheHammer: In ''Prehistorik 2'', Sam can upgrade his club into a big wooden mallet.
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* EveryoneCallsHimBarkeep: All characters but Sam in ''Prehistorik Man'' are called by their profession (Hunter, Metalsmith, Inventor...).
** Averted in the French version, where the Hunter is called "T-Rex Jack". Others still have only titles, though (though the chief and his daughter are named in the manual)
** Averted in the French version, where the Hunter is called "T-Rex Jack". Others still have only titles, though (though the chief and his daughter are named in the manual)
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* EveryoneCallsHimBarkeep: EveryoneCallsHimBarkeep:
** All characters but Sam in ''Prehistorik Man'' are called by their profession (Hunter, Metalsmith, Inventor...).
**). Averted in the French version, where the Hunter is called "T-Rex Jack". Others still have only titles, though (though the chief and his daughter are named in the manual)
** All characters but Sam in ''Prehistorik Man'' are called by their profession (Hunter, Metalsmith, Inventor...
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** GoombaSpringboard: Most enemies who don't work as a CraniumRide.
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** HeartContainer: ''Prehistorik Man'' has 4 of these hidden in the stages, that increase Sam's health by one.
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* MarketBasedTitle: In Japan, the SNES game is called ''P-Man''.
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* OrganDrops: Enemies aren't killed, but rather turned into meat drops temporarily (they're still animated and start walking again after a few seconds). By walking over the body, you EAT THEM ALIVE, producing a giant bone (that rise into the air with points written on it). In the last level, your enemies are [[ImAHumanitarian other cavemen]]. (Also, everything seems to just contain one big bone... including cookies and ice cream... which can be found underwater... in a game taking place in the stone age.)
** Averted in ''Prehistorik Man'', where all defeated enemies drop bones, the setting's equivalent of money.
** Averted in ''Prehistorik Man'', where all defeated enemies drop bones, the setting's equivalent of money.
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* OfficiallyShortenedTitle: In Japan, the SNES game is called ''P-Man''.
* OrganDrops: Enemies aren't killed, but rather turned into meat drops temporarily (they're still animated and start walking again after a few seconds). By walking over the body, you EAT THEM ALIVE, producing a giant bone (that rise into the air with points written on it). In the last level, your enemies are [[ImAHumanitarian other cavemen]]. (Also, everything seems to just contain one big bone... including cookies and ice cream... which can be found underwater... in a game taking place in the stone age.)
**) Averted in ''Prehistorik Man'', where all defeated enemies drop bones, the setting's equivalent of money.
* OrganDrops: Enemies aren't killed, but rather turned into meat drops temporarily (they're still animated and start walking again after a few seconds). By walking over the body, you EAT THEM ALIVE, producing a giant bone (that rise into the air with points written on it). In the last level, your enemies are [[ImAHumanitarian other cavemen]]. (Also, everything seems to just contain one big bone... including cookies and ice cream... which can be found underwater... in a game taking place in the stone age.
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* TennisBoss: A way to damage the second boss is to club back the spiked balls he throws.
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The sequel was later remade on the SuperNintendoEntertainmentSystem UsefulNotes/SuperNintendoEntertainmentSystem and the UsefulNotes/GameBoy under the name ''Prehistorik Man''. In this one, a bunch of dinosaurs stole the village's food supplies. Having no way to replenish them before the winter strikes, the village Elder sends Sam into a quest to find the fabled Dinosaur Graveyard, so they can get enough [[WeirdCurrency bones]] [[BellisariosMaxim to buy a new supply]]. As an extra motivator, Sam also gets the beautiful Elder's daughter's hand if successful. This version was later re-released on the UsefulNotes/GameBoyAdvance.
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''Prehistorik'' is a 19[[TheNineties 91]] VideoGame by TitusSoftware, with a sequel, ''Prehistorik 2'', released in 1993. They are both {{Platform Game}}s where you control caveman Sam in his search for food (for himself and his family), killing wild animals and other cavemen in order to gain points and complete levels.
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''Prehistorik'' is a 19[[TheNineties 91]] VideoGame by TitusSoftware, Creator/TitusSoftware, with a sequel, ''Prehistorik 2'', released in 1993. They are both {{Platform Game}}s where you control caveman Sam in his search for food (for himself and his family), killing wild animals and other cavemen in order to gain points and complete levels.
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The sequel was later remade on the SuperNintendoEntertainmentSystem and the GameBoy UsefulNotes/GameBoy under the name ''Prehistorik Man''. In this one, a bunch of dinosaurs stole the village's food supplies. Having no way to replenish them before the winter strikes, the village Elder sends Sam into a quest to find the fabled Dinosaur Graveyard, so they can get enough [[WeirdCurrency bones]] [[BellisariosMaxim to buy a new supply]]. As an extra motivator, Sam also gets the beautiful Elder's daughter's hand if successful. This version was later re-released on the GameBoyAdvance.
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* ImAHumanitarian: You defeat stunned enemies by eating them (illustrated by them turning into a bone with score points written on it). This can be done to caveman enemies as well.
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* TheDevTeamThinksOfEverything: Attempting to play the game after the date on the computer surpasses the year 1996 makes a message from the developers appear, surprised that their game has stood the test of time well enough to still be played.
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* TheDevTeamThinksOfEverything: DevelopersForesight: Attempting to play the game after the date on the computer surpasses the year 1996 makes a message from the developers appear, surprised that their game has stood the test of time well enough to still be played.
* AttackItsWeakPoint: All bosses in ''Prehistorik'' have a specific one: the toes for the large dinosaur, the tail for the triceratops and the face for the huge caveman.
** The manual for the Japanese version, instead, calls the Inventor "[[DepartmentOfRedundancyDepartment Doctor Hakase]]" and the chief's daughter "Lady June".
* FallingChandelierOfDoom: The FinalBoss in ''Prehistorik 2'' throws these alongside rocks, for some reason.
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* HappilyMarried: As seen in the ending of ''Prehistorik 2''.
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* HappilyMarried: As seen in the ending of ''Prehistorik 2''.the first two games.
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* KillerGorilla: The first boss in ''Prehistorik 2'' is a large gorila wearing a [[InTheHood hooded jacket]]. For some reason.
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* LivingStatue: The FinalBoss in ''Prehistorik 2'' is a giant [[ALoadOfBull minotaur]] statue trapped in a wall. [[RuleOfThree For some reason]].
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* MookMaker: The large dinosaur boss in ''Prehistorik'' releases smaller dinosaurs mooks as its only attack; while the living tree in ''Prehistorik 2'' sends bugs at Sam instead.
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* OurGiantsAreBigger: The final boss in the original ''Prehistorik'' is a '''really huge''' caveman, big enough Sam needs a catapult to reach and [[AttackItsWeakPoint hit his face]].
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* {{Prequel}}: The logic assumption for ''Prehistorik Man'', given the first two games shows Sam HappilyMarried, while this one shows how he got his girl.
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* AdvancingWallOfDoom: In ''Prehistorik 2'', one level has you platforming your way down a giant hollow tree. The screen steadily goes down and if you go completely off the top, or fall to the bottom before another platform appears, you die.
** ''Prehistorik Man'' has no slow-descending level, but it has the [[RiseToTheChallenge tree on fire level]].
** ''Prehistorik Man'' has no slow-descending level, but it has the [[RiseToTheChallenge tree on fire level]].
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* AdvancingWallOfDoom: In ''Prehistorik 2'', one level has you platforming your way down a giant hollow tree. The screen steadily goes down and if you go completely off the top, or fall to the bottom before another platform appears, you die.
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The sequel was later remade on the SuperNintendoEntertainmentSystem and the GameBoy under the name ''Prehistorik Man''. In this one, a bunch of dinosaurs stole the village's food supplies. Having no way to replenish them before the winter strikes, the village Elder sends Sam into a quest to find the fabled Dinosaur Graveyard, so they can get enough [[WeirdCurrency bones]] [[BellisariosMaxim to buy a new supply.supply]]. As an extra motivator, Sam also gets the beautiful Elder's daughter's hand if successful. This version was later re-released on the GameBoyAdvance.
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* TheDevTeamThinksOfEverything: Attempting to play the game after the date on the computer surpasses the year 2000 makes a message from the developers appear, surprised that their game has stood the test of time well enough to still be played.
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* TheDevTeamThinksOfEverything: Attempting to play the game after the date on the computer surpasses the year 2000 1996 makes a message from the developers appear, surprised that their game has stood the test of time well enough to still be played.
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