Disney's Peter Pan - Return to Neverland (c) 2002 Disney Interactive

- TECHNICAL -

GAME ID: AGB-APPE-USA

- STAFF -
Crawfish Interactive
Producer: Tim Mawson
Design: Mitch Slater, Tim Mawson, Tim Coode
Lead Programmer: David Theodore
Assistant Programmers: Mark Crane, Gianluca Cancelmi
Lead Artist: Warren Hawkes, Simon Ryan ​Paul Mitchell
Sound and Music: Steve Rockett
QA Manager: Steven Frazer
QA: Tim Coode, Jon Shearn
Special Thanks: Cameron Sheppard, Lynne Bradstock

Disney Interactive
Associate Producer: Patrick Larkin
Senior Producer: Peter Wyse
Vice President, Product Development, Console: Dan Winters
Senior Artist: Ken Christiansen
Director of Marketing: Robert Picunko
Associate Marketing Manager: Nichol Bradford
Manager, Creative Development: Joseph Cotter
Assistant Manager, Marketing Services: Nina Priore
Senior Manager, Quality Assurance: David Arnspiger
Supervisor, Quality Assurance: Luigi Pardo
QA Project Lead: Ed Bolus
QA Test Team: Eitan Levine, Jonathan Martinez
Special Thanks: Luigi Priore, Tamira Webster


- SOURCES -

Game's ROM.

Desert Strike (c) 1992 Domark Group, Limited.

- TECHNICAL -

GAME ID: T-88068-50

- TIPS AND TRICKS -

* Level Passwords: At the main menu press 1 (to access the password screen) and enter these passwords to start from the corresponding level

Level 2 : CJKEIPD
Level 3 : GIIIGFE
Level 4 : EJLMKOH

- STAFF -
Programmer : Andrew Holdroyd
Art : Barry Armstrong
Sound and Music Conversion : John Hancock

- SOURCES -

Game's ROM.

RoboCop 3 (c) 1992 Ocean Software, Limited.

- TECHNICAL -

Cartridge ID: SNSP-R3-EUR

- TRIVIA -

Reviews:
[FR] December 1992 - Consoles + N.15: 53%

- STAFF -

Programmer: Allan Shortt (AJS)
Graphic Artist: Bill Harbison (BIL)
Background Art: Jack Wikeley (JAK)
Sound: Jonathan Dunn (JON)
Game Coordinator: Gary Bracey (G B)

- SOURCES -

Game's ROM.

Celebration Club (c) 1989 Barcrest.

- SOURCES -

Game's ROM.
Flyer / Manufacturer History

Super Blackjack Club (c) 1994 Barcrest Games.

- SOURCES -

Game's ROM.
User Manual

M3001 (c) 1989 Sega Enterprises, Limited.

- TRIVIA -

Released in August 1989 in Japan.

- SOURCES -

Machine's picture.

Blicks (c) 1991 Sega Enterprises, Limited.

- TRIVIA -

Released in October 1991 in Japan.

- SOURCES -

Machine's picture.

M5001 (c) 1990 Sega Enterprises, Limited.

- TRIVIA -

Released in May 1990 in Japan.

- SOURCES -

Machine's picture.

M4001 (c) 1989 Sega Enterprises, Limited.

- TRIVIA -

Released in April 1989 in Japan.

- SOURCES -

Machine's picture.

Tinker Bell (c) 1991 Sega Enterprises, Limited.

- TRIVIA -

Released in May 1991 in Japan.

- SOURCES -

Machine's picture.

Milk Money (c) 2001 WMS Gaming.

Prepare to win some mooooolah! Milk Money is a hilarious video slot based on animated dairy cows trying to fill milk bottles while jam
min' to the beat of Reggae Hip Hop. Featuring two comical bovines, Hefina and Bovina, this slot is sure to be a cash cow.

The Milking Bonus is triggered when three or more Cow Face symbols land on an active pay line. The player is launched into the bonus when the screen transitions through two barn doors closing and reopening. Inside the barn await the stars of the show, two milk cows with attitude bouncing to the beat. The player is prompted to select one of the dancing bovines to milk for money.

The selected cow drops behind the milking machine and waits. Six bottles are displayed off to the side and the player is prompted to choose three of the bottles for the cow to fill. The object is to fill the bottles with as much milk as possible to earn credits; so milk this one for all it's worth!

Another bonus feature within this round occurs when any of the bottles are filled with chocolate or strawberry milk. If this happens, the player will earn two to three times their winnings. If one of the bottles is filled with eggnog, the player is allowed to pick an additional bottle to fill. With all the action of the Milking Bonus, players will be entertained until the cows come home!

The Cow Race Bonus begins when a Cow Race symbol appears on the 1st and 5th reels. The player must pick either Bovina (brown spots) or Hefina (black spots) to win the race. After the player selects their cow, two credit awards are revealed, one for a win and one for 2nd place. The player cheers on their cow as the two bovines race across the screen for a photo finish. The photo pops up to reveal the winner. If the player's cow wins, they are awarded the 'win' pay. If the selected cow comes in second, the player is awarded the 2nd place pay. Warning, this game is udderly entertaining!

- TECHNICAL -

Five-reel video slot available in 9 line, 9/18/27/45/90/180 coin versions.

Five-reel video slot available in 15 line, 15/30/45/60/75/150/300 coin versions.

Five-reel video slot available in 20 line, 20/40/100/180/200/400 coin versions.

- SOURCES -

WMS Gaming; http://www.wmsgaming.com

Tutankham (c) 1982 Stern Electronics.

North American version. Game developed in Japan. For more information about the game, please refer the original Konami entry; "Tutankham [Model GX350]".

- TRIVIA -

Tutankham was released in July 1982 in the USA by Stern Electronics, under license from Konami.

A Tutankham unit appears in the 1983 movie 'WarGames'.

- PORTS -

* CONSOLES:
[US] Atari 2600 (1983) "Tutankham [Model PB5340]"
[US] Atari 5200 : Release cancelled
Mattel Intellivision [US] (1983) "Tutankham [Model PB6340]"
Colecovision [US] (1984) "Tutankham [Model 9840]"

* HANDHELDS:
[US] Nintendo DS (mar.27, 2007) as 'Horror Maze' in "Konami Classic Series - Arcade Hits [Model NTR-ACXE-USA]"

* COMPUTERS:
[US] Atari 800 (1983)
Commodore VIC-20 [US] (1983)
Tandy Color Computer [US] (1984) "The Touchstone"
Texas Instruments TI-99/4A [US] (1984) : Release cancelled

* OTHERS:
LCD handheld game : released by Konami.
VFD handheld game [US] (1983) : released by Bandai.

- SOURCES -

Game's ROM.
Game's Picture.

Tutankham (c) 1982 Stern Electronics.

North American version. Game developed in Japan. For more information about the game, please refer the original Konami entry; "Tutankham [Model GX350]".

- TRIVIA -

Tutankham was released in July 1982 in the USA by Stern Electronics, under license from Konami.

A Tutankham unit appears in the 1983 movie 'WarGames'.

- PORTS -

* CONSOLES:
[US] Atari 2600 (1983) "Tutankham [Model PB5340]"
[US] Atari 5200 : Release cancelled
Mattel Intellivision [US] (1983) "Tutankham [Model PB6340]"
Colecovision [US] (1984) "Tutankham [Model 9840]"

* HANDHELDS:
[US] Nintendo DS (mar.27, 2007) as 'Horror Maze' in "Konami Classic Series - Arcade Hits [Model NTR-ACXE-USA]"

* COMPUTERS:
[US] Atari 800 (1983) ; Release cancelled
Commodore VIC-20 [US] (1983)
Tandy Color Computer [US] (1984) "The Touchstone"
Texas Instruments TI-99/4A [US] (1984)

* OTHERS:
LCD handheld game : released by Konami.
VFD handheld game [US] (1983) : released by Bandai.

- SOURCES -

Game's ROM.
Game's Picture.

Yellow Cab (c) 1984 Data East Corp.

- TECHNICAL -

Runs on the "DECO Cassette System" hardware

Model DT-143

- TRIVIA -

Yellow Cab was known as the 43rd video game made for this system (Cassette No.43).

It was also released as a PCB only as "Yellow Cab".

- PORTS -

* COMPUTERS:
[JP] Sharp X1 (db-Soft)

Hellow Gateball (c) 1984 Data East Corp.

- TECHNICAL -

Runs on the "DECO Cassette System" hardware

Model DT-142

- TRIVIA -

Hellow Gateball was released in August 1984 in the Japanese arcades. It was known as the 42nd video game made for this system (Cassette No. 42).

Oozumou (c) 1984 Data East.

- TECHNICAL -

Runs on the "DECO Cassette System" hardware

Model DT-141

- TRIVIA -

Oozumou was known as the 41st video game made for this system (Cassette no. 41).

- SOURCES -

Game's ROM.

Pro Bowling (c) 1983 Data East Corp.

- TECHNICAL -

This video game runs on the "DECO Cassette System" Hardware.

Cartridge ID : Model DT-131

- TRIVIA -

Pro Bowling was released in March 1983. It was known as the 31st video game made for this system (Cassette no. 31).

- SOURCES -

Game's ROM.
Game's screenshots.

Mission-X (c) 1982 Data East.

- TECHNICAL -

Runs on the "DECO Cassette System" hardware

Model DT-121

- TRIVIA -

Mission-X was released in March 1982. It was known as the 21st video game made for this system (Cassette No. 21).

The game was also available as a conventional stand-alone PCB.

- PORTS -

* CONSOLES:
[US] Mattel Intellivision (1982) "Mission X [Model 4437]"

- SOURCES -

Game's ROM.

Pro Soccer (c) 1983 Data East.

- TECHNICAL -

This video game runs on the "DECO Cassette System" Hardware.

Cartridge ID : Model DT-133

- TRIVIA -

Pro Soccer was released in November 1983. It was known as the 33rd video game made for this system (Cassette No. 33).

- SOURCES -

Game's ROM.
Game's screenshots.

Night Star (c) 1983 Data East Corp.

- TECHNICAL -

This video game runs on the "DECO Cassette System" Hardware.

Cartridge ID : Model DT-132

- TRIVIA -

Night Star was released in April 1983. It was known as the 32nd video game made for this system (Cassette No. 32).

- SOURCES -

Game's ROM.
Game's screenshots.

Pro Tennis (c) 1982 Data East Corp.

- TECHNICAL -

This video game runs on the "DECO Cassette System" Hardware.

Cartridge ID : Model DT-122

- TRIVIA -

Pro Tennis was released on May 06, 1982. It was known as the 22nd video game made for this system (Cassette no. 22).

- SOURCES -

Game's ROM.
Game's screenshots.

18 Challenge Pro Golf (c) 1982 Data East.

An updated version of "Tournament Pro Golf [DT-113]".

- TECHNICAL -

Runs on the "DECO Cassette System" hardware
Cartridge ID: Model DT-123

- TRIVIA -

This game was the the 23rd video game made for the DECO Cassette System.

- SERIES -

1. Tournament Pro Golf [Model DT-113] (1981)
2. 18 Challenge Pro Golf [Model DT-123] (1982)

- SOURCES -

Game's ROM.

3 reel mechanical slot

Pirate

Intrepid (c) 1984 Elsys Software.

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Game's ROM.

Pirate

Intrepid (c) 1984 Loris.

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Game's ROM.

Intrepid (c) 1983 Nova Games.

Intrepid is a game in which the player must use a 4-way joystick to take up control of a secret agent Intrepid whose objective is to enter an embassy, find and retrieve a secret plan, then escape as fast as he can. There are eight items that Spy 001 must find by looking around the rooms these doors lead to which are all worth 300 points when collected: a key (which unlocks the locked door on the fourth floor), a combination (which is needed to open the locked safe), an ID card (which allows Spy 001 to bypass the embassy's security systems without electrocution), a disguise (this allows Spy 001 to bypass the sentry, without getting recognized), an umbrella (which allows Spy 001 to jump off the embassy roof without falling to his death), a wrench (which is to sabotage the elevator, and trap the guards at the bottom of its shaft), a map (which shows the locations of the remaining items) and a pair of running shoes (which allow Spy 001 to move faster).

If Spy 001 should fall down the elevator shaft, get caught by the guards, or get recognized by the sentry at the safe, he'll lose a life. If he should jump off the roof before he's opened the safe (but after he's sabotaged the elevator), it is physically impossible for him to reenter the embassy. Should this happen, the bonus timer shall immediately decrease to 0 and cost him a life. Once Spy 001 accomplishes his mission, he'll proceed to his next mission which has more guards.

- TECHNICAL -

Main CPU : Zilog Z80 (@ 3.072 Mhz)
Sound CPU : Zilog Z80 (@ 2.5 Mhz)
Sound Chips : (2x) General Instrument AY8910 (@ 1.536 Mhz)

Players : 2
Control : 4-way joystick
Buttons : 1

- TRIVIA -

Released in November 1983 in Canada.

The guards in this game are dressed in red, which is the color of the uniforms traditionally worn by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police.

The melody that can be heard playing when you lose a game life is from 'The Imperial March (Darth Vader's Theme)' from the "Star Wars" movie franchise.

The song that plays when you successfully reach the vault and retrieve the secret plans is the beginning of the Canadian national anthem, 'O Canada'.

When you jump off the roof, the song that is heard playing as you parachute to the ground with the umbrella is 'La Donna E Mobile' from the Giuseppe Verdi opera "Rigoletto".

Estel Goffinet holds the official arcade world record for this game with 124,590 points for the 3-man settings and a score of 230,960 points for the 5-man settings.

- SCORING -

Time bonus : 50 points per guard who spots you.
Collecting an object : 300 points.
Collecting secret plans : points remaining on counter.
Leaving the embassy : points remaining on counter.

- TIPS AND TRICKS -

* Always enter the rooms in the order 4, 3, 2, 1, 5. This way you get the jetshoes first as they are always on the 4th floor, and the guards are furthest away from you.

* Never exit a room until all the guards have entered. This way you won't bump into one outside, where they are harder to avoid.

* Always leave the embassy by jumping off the roof with the umbrella, as you get more points as it's a quicker route out.

* When the guards have all entered the room, wait until they get close to you, before running for the exit. They can only turn at 90 degrees and you can outrun them.

- SERIES -

1. Intrepid (1983)
2. Zarya Vostoka (1984)

- SOURCES -

Game's ROM.
Machine's picture.
Arcade Retro Lounge; http://tips.retrogames.com/

Coin-op misc.

Morskoi Boi (c) 1978 Unknown.

A Soviet WWII submarine mechanical game.

- TRIVIA -

The title of this game translates from Russian as 'Sea Battle'.

Unreleased

Vs. Madoola no Tsubasa (c) 1987 Sunsoft.

You play in the role of Lucia an armored female. Across 16 levels she slays enemies with her sword and destroys the final bosses to save her prince.

- TRIVIA -

Sunsoft's Vs. The Wings of Madoola, a version of The Wing of Madoola / Madūra no Tsubasa, which adds a text intro. The release was cancelled even in Japan, though.

- TECHNICAL -

Main CPU : Zetex N2A03 (@ 1.789772 Mhz)
Sound Chips : Zetex N2A03 (@ 1.789772 Mhz), DAC

Screen orientation : Horizontal
Video resolution : 256 x 240 pixels
Screen refresh : 60.00 Hz
Palette colors : 64

Players : 1

- PORTS -

* CONSOLES:
Nintendo Famicom (1986)
Sony PlayStation (2001, "Memorial Series Sunsoft Vol.3 - Madoola no Tsubasa & Toukaidou Gojuusan Tsugi")

Unreleased

Vs. Lionex (c) 1987 Sunsoft.

- TRIVIA -

Sunsoft's Vs. Lionex also went unreleased, one of the very few Vs. System game made specifically for the format rather than released on the NES / Famicom. A prototype has been preserved but not publically released.

- TECHNICAL -

Main CPU : Zetex N2A03 (@ 1.789772 Mhz)
Sound Chips : Zetex N2A03 (@ 1.789772 Mhz), DAC

Screen orientation : Horizontal
Video resolution : 256 x 240 pixels
Screen refresh : 60.00 Hz
Palette colors : 64

Players : 1

Slot machine

Golden Fruits (c) 198? Video Game S.A.

- SOURCES -

Game's ROM.

Slot machine

Fruit Fresh (c) 1996 Chain Leisure.

- TRIVIA -

Fruit Fresh was released in January 1997.

- SOURCES -

Game's ROM.

Slot machine

Fruit Dream (c) 1993 Nippon Data Kiki.

- TRIVIA -

Released in July 1993.

- SOURCES -

Game's ROM.

Slot machine

A12 Bonus (c) 200? LGT.

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Game's screenshot.

Slot machine

Arthur's Knights (c) 200? LGT Company, Limited.

- SOURCES -

Game's screenshot.

Slot machine

Fruit Cat (c) 199? LGT Co., Ltd.

- SOURCES -

Game's manual.

Slot machine

Fruit Bonus FBX (c) 200? Amcoe, Incorporated.

- TRIVIA -

The cabinet used an 8-way stick and 3 buttons, but the game was originally designed to use a spinner with push-to-fire like Forgotten Worlds. (Option added in MAME v0.169)

Virtual Pool (c) 1998 Incredible Technologies, Inc.

Based on the Interplay PC game. This is a 3-D pool simulator with eight different locations of play.

- Hardware -
Incredible Technologies Eagle system
CPU : NEC VR4310 (little) @ 99.999999 MHz

- TRIVIA -

Released in March 1999. This game has a guaranteed license from Celeris, the Virtual Pool video game IP holder, and only released its series to arcade coin-op.

- SOURCES -

Game's ROM.

Fall Asleep Tsunade (c) 200? VadimGoD

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Game's pack.

Ok

Redemption game

Monkey Paradise (c) 200? SEGA Amusements, Inc.

- SOURCES -

See Goodies section.