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477 viewsWalk of Fame! The contestant is going to play for a butt-ugly electric car! (They did also play for real cars as well in this game, so it was quite disappointing when an electric job came up.)
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446 viewsHere's the Balance Game, one of the toughest games to win in the 1980's.
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513 viewsThe game was shielded on stage by the large sign, and there were two dollar sign travelers on either side of the scale. The rightmost one rolled away to reveal the game's five small prizes.
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498 viewsJanice waits for the first contestant pick. She'll then dump the Barker Dollars into whichever half of the scale the player indicates.
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446 viewsThis player played it very cool. She picked a $45 prize for one side of the scale, and then a $30 and a $15 prize for the other side, and balanced the scale perfectly! (You could be within $5 either way and still balance the scale.)
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571 viewsHere's Now...AND Then, as seen in 1984.
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445 viewsTPIR's mini-Olympics is set to be played again. It's On the Nose!
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485 viewsHere's the four price stations. The right price to the car gives your four chances to hit the target (and $1000), and then down to the furthest price for one try.
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499 viewsClose, but not close enough. There are three chances to win the car, and the game will be the dart balloon pop.
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603 viewsThe OTN game prop featured chase lights and neon sports figures inspired by Olympic event graphics. Nice lookin' set! This was the game's fourth playing, with the previous three being basketball shoot, softball throw, and football pass.
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449 viewsBarker gives the player another dart.
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595 viewsAnd here's the special five digit version of 3 Strikes.
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