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The 40th Anniversary of Gottlieb Caveman

  • Writer: Jason
    Jason
  • Nov 25, 2022
  • 1 min read

Released in May 1982, Gottlieb Caveman was the first ever pinball machine-video game hybrid. The Caveman playfield contains a monitor that players use the joystick that is built into the machine's lockbar to play at points in the game. While it is a cool game, it never really caught on in arcades. Gottlieb only ended up producing 1,800 Caveman machines.


Below are a couple of pictures that I took of a Caveman that I saw in the wild while I was on a trip to arcades in Pennsylvania. Below that are the game's original flyer courtesy of the awesome IPDB website.









 
 
 

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When the Nostromo decides to act on what they believe to be a distress signal, a portion of the crew departs for this nearby moon. Ripley stays back on the ship link and communicates with her crew mates over the radio. In a scene where she is asking her shipmates to further investigate the nature link of the call they've received link (what would later be determined not to be a distress signal, but a warning), you can see her standing drinking a cup of coffee with her Casio F-100 in view.

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