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CGL Puck Monster

Puck Monster is an LCD tabetop game console that plays a clone of Pack Man. It has two skill levels that can be selected via a switch and a four way joystick for control. The unit is powered by four D cell batteries.

It was released in the UK by CGL, who also were responsible for bringing over the Sord series of computers.

Manufacturer: CGL
Date: 1982

This exhibit has a reference ID of CH55878. Please quote this reference ID in any communication with the Centre for Computing History.

  
CGL Puck Monster


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