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This was the first pinball game I ever played. It's one that I've once owned and then, with a heavy heart, parted with. It's not very good...but you always remember your first love and look back with fondness. These games were sold, if memory serves, at department stores back in the 1970's. They were designed for families who wanted simplicity in their gaming. It's simple all right. There are no gimmicks. It's straight up hit-bumpers-for-points pinball. When you do, you hear the machine "ding". That's about it.

The theme is supposed to be a "Demolition Derby" but, aside from the art, the theme is nowhere near incorporated into the game, much like everything Briarwood made back in the day. Every single different table they put out had the same playfield layout but different art which had no effect on the game aside from being something to look at while you played.

It's basically this: launch the ball and keep it on the playfield while about half a dozen bumpers knock the ball around to give you points. There are two targets which give you "1000 POINTS", too. Can you just IMAGINE??? A whole 1000!

There's no replay value here aside from maybe playing with friends to see who can get the highest score on the table and you can do that on bigger, better, more interesting tables than this one.