Big BUCllS
DynaSoft has introduced Big Bucks
Trivia Quest, a kit that converts Pac-
Man and Ms. Pac-Man into a one- to
four-player trivia video with a game-
show mode of play.
Players compete for prize money
and special recognition while answer-
ing from among 10,000 questions in six
categories.
Big Bucks electronics can be
installed in 15 minutes, according to
DynaSoft, with no drilling, soldering,
or flipping the monitor. The kit can be
installed in other cabinets with a Pac-
Man mother board in conjunction
with Big Bucks hardware.
An American-made conversion for
uprights or cocktail cabinets, the kit
comes with new electronics, plexi,
decals, a control-panel overlay, and
new T-molding.
For more details, write OynaSoft,
3218 McConnell St. , Joplin , MO
64801, or call (417) 781-2212.
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Ruaar
Tecmo, Inc., has introduced
Rygar, a video kit that invites the
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Payphone, Inc. , has introduced
the Electrica-ITT pay telephone,
which is manufactured by Standard
Electrica-ITT of Spain and meets all
FCC specifications.
The phone's design features a
flexible configuration to allow only
local calling or local calling and the
option of no-coin dialing for any one or
combination of operator and opera-
tor-assisted Jong-distance calls, infor-
mation calls (411, 1-555-1212, and 1-
area code-555-1212) and 800-WATS
calls.
The Electrica-ITT can allow
access to all long-distance carriers via
a local call and credit-card billing.
Other features include a pre-pay
system, no-coin 911 dialing, a locked
coin box, and acceptance of nickels,
dimes, and quarters.
The unit allows touch-tone or
rotary dialing, three-minute, five-
minute, 10-minute, or unlimited-time
calls, and a one-year warranty on all
electrical parts and labor. It is
equipped with a handset adapted for
the hearing impaired.
For more information and distribu-
tor pricing, write Payphone, Inc., P.O.
Box 1233, Clemmons, NC 27012, or
call (919) 766-6100 in North Carolina
or 1-800/ 255-5547 outside North
Carolina.
player to become a legendary warrior
who journeys through 27 rounds of
play to reach a temple and battle the
temple master's monster.
As the hero, Rygar, the player
must travel through forests and
caverns, over snow-capped moun-
tains and fire and lava pits, and down
valleys and raging rivers while battling
prehistoric creatures with his main
weapons, a spiked ball and quick
reflexes.
Along the way, Rygar can get five
power shields by clobbering rock
headstones. Behind each stone are
jewels or stars that can bring out the
power shields, each of which adds to
the warrior's powers. One shield
makes him briefly invincible.
Players can buy-in up to round 20.
The game feataures 300 three-dimen-
sional scenes, including a waterfall
sequence.
For more information, write
Tecmo, Inc., 18010 S. Adria Maru
Lane, Carson, CA 90746, or call (213)
329-5800 in California or 1-800/ 457-
6050 outside California.
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