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D. Gottlieb & Co.
Caveman
Caveman

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Caveman

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"Caveman" is a pinball machine released by D. Gottlieb & Co. in September 1982, notable for being the first hybrid game to combine pinball with a video game. It features a wide body cabinet with a 13-inch video monitor embedded in the playfield and includes four flippers but no ramps or multiball. A total of 1,800 units were produced.

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Caveman is a pinball machine manufactured by D. Gottlieb & Co. in 1982. Design by John Buras. Mechanics by Jim Weisz. Art by David Moore, Jeff Lee, Terry Doerzaph, Richard Tracy. Code by John Buras, Joel Krieger. Sound by Craig Beierwaltes.
Primary manufacturer:
D. Gottlieb & Co.
Year:
1982
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Caveman

OPDB Group ID:
R768
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Game type:
Solid State
Display type:
Alphanumeric
Players:
4
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Caveman Design Team

Concept:
Design:
John Buras
Mechanics/Electronics:
Jim Weisz
Art:
David Moore
Jeff Lee
Terry Doerzaph
Richard Tracy
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Sound/Music:
Craig Beierwaltes
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