I found a article in a Play Meter (Jan. 15, 1984) that had a little snippet of Bouncer.
The article is called "Gene's Gudgments". It's by Gene Lewin and he reviewed games at the 1983 AMOA show in Chicago.
Bouncer: And I qoute "The graphics are excellent. It is almost comparable w/ a laser disc game. Entertainment Sciences uses a high-resolution monitor and a very powerful computer w/ more memory than any other video game. It also has full speech capability. The gameplay is somewhat repititious, as the player is a bouncer in a bar and has to kick out the bad people so they do not disturb the regular customers."
More.... "The bad thing is that the game is going to cost aroung $4k. As a dedicated game, it would not be worth it but Entertainment Scineces says it is going to offer two conversions a year for the cabinet. Being a new company, it is difficult to say if it will follow through w/ the plans or even stay in business. I do think the game is overpriced and wish it were lower because the concept of a powerful computer and new programs every six months is a good one."