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   Big Casino — 1984 Status Games Big Event Golf — 1986 Taito: Big Fight: Big Trouble in the Atlantic Ocean — 1992 Tatsumi The Big Joke — 1988 Greyhound Electronics: Big Karnak — 1991 Gaelco: Platformer: 2 Big Run — 1989 Jaleco: Racing: Big Striker — 1992 Jaleco: Sports: Big Twin — 1995 Playmark: Bigfoot Bonkers — 1976 Meadows ...

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   In that game, the player uses a paddle to hit a ball up towards a playfield of dots, which disappear as the ball moves through the dots; the goal is to achieve a clean sweep by erasing all the dots. [8] Clean Sweep was one of the top ten best-selling arcade video games of 1974 and sold a total of 3,500 arcade cabinets. [9]

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   A pachinko machine resembles a vertical pinball machine, but is different from Western pinball in several ways. It uses small (11 mm diameter) steel balls, which the owner (usually a "pachinko parlor", featuring many individual games in rows) rents to the player, while pinball games use a larger, captive ball.

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   Extra ball: If a player has earned this, when they lose a ball they get another one to play immediately afterward and the machine does not count the lost ball towards the limit of balls for that game. For example, if the player were on ball two and they earn an extra ball, the next ball will still be counted as ball two instead of the third ball.