Video slot machine

Top Draw (c) 198? SMS Mfg. Corp.

- SOURCES -

See Goodies section.

Video slot machine

Super Winner's Shuffle (c) 1984 SMS Mfg. Corp.

- SOURCES -

Game's picture.

Bingo

Super Bingo (c) 1984 Electro Sport.

Unreleased

Submarines (c) 1999 Namco.

This is a first person perspective submarine shoot'em up. This game is mission based, each mission has its own objective and goals, in general you have to destroy all the enemies in the ocean by using missiles. Other than locating the enemies on screen, you can also hear their coming by the sounds from the left and right speakers on the arcade cabinet, the machine also equips with surround sound speakers to make you feel like you are really inside a submarine.

- TECHNICAL -

Namco System 12 hardware
Game ID : DRI

Main CPU : PSX (@ 16.9344 Mhz), H8/3002 (@ 14.7456 Mhz)
Sound Chips : C352 (@ 14.7456 Mhz)

Screen orientation : Horizontal
Video resolution : 640 x 480 pixels
Screen refresh : 60.00 Hz
Palette colors : 65536

Players : 1
Control : periscope with monitor

- TRIVIA -

This game is a prototype or had a very limited release.

- SOURCES -

Machine's picture.

Redemption video game

Spy Games (c) 200? IGS Company, Limited.

- SOURCES -

Game's flyer.

V.R. Game

Spaceboarding (c) 1995 International Leisure Systems.

Virtual reality game.

- TECHNICAL -

Virtua Fly hardware.

Kiddie Ride

Space Kart (c) 2007 Merkur Kids [GeWeTe Prod.] [Gauselmann Group] [Germany]

- SOURCES -

Machine's picture.

Kiddie Ride

Space Copter (c) 200? Merkur Kids [GeWeTe Prod.] [Gauselmann Group] [Germany]

- SOURCES -

Machine's picture.

Kiddie Ride

Space Car (c) 200? Merkur Kids [GeWeTe Prod.] [Gauselmann Group] [Germany]

- SOURCES -

Machine's picture.

Kiddie Ride

Space Bike (c) 200? Merkur Kids [GeWeTe Prod.] [Gauselmann Group] [Germany]

- SOURCES -

Machine's picture.

Video slot machine

Snake Eyes (c) 198? SMS Mfg. Corp.

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Game's picture.(Keith Smith)

Video slot machine

Skill Stop (c) 198? Meyco Games, Incorporated.

- TRIVIA -

This was an adaption of Wild Arrow.

- SOURCES -

Machine's picture.

Video slot machine

Skill Chance (c) 1990 Wing Co., Ltd.

Medal video game

Royal Selection (c) 1994 Dynax, Inc.

Video slot machine

Roul-ette (c) 198? Status Games.

- SOURCES -

Machine's picture.

Video slot machine

Montana Draw Poker (c) 1984 Status Games Corp.

- SOURCES -

Game's picture.

Unreleased

サムライガール (c) 1991 Success.
(Samurai Girl)

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https://undumped.miraheze.org/wiki/Powerboat_GT_2.0

- SOURCES -

https://undumped.miraheze.org/wiki/Kiddy_Kruisin%27

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https://undumped.miraheze.org/wiki/Graveyard_Smash

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https://undumped.miraheze.org/wiki/Crusier

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https://undumped.miraheze.org/wiki/Alien_Boogey_Patrol

Video slot machine

Poker Hand (c) 1985 Status Games Corp.

- SOURCES -

Machine's picture.
Loose Change Blue Book for Slot Machines [4th Edition]

V.R. Game

Motocycle Ride (c) 1994 Mariah Entertainment.

Virtual reality game.

- TECHNICAL -

Black Mariah hardware.

Fortune Cookie (c) 1999 IGT [International Game Technologies].

- TECHNICAL -

Game King.

- TRIVIA -

Fortune Cookie was released in July 1999.

Two versions exist. The original version has tiki drink symbols on the reels and in the Mr. Lucky Bonus, the player picks one dish from each menu category. In the newer version included with Game King version 6.4 machines, the tiki drinks have been replaced by 10-J-Q-K-A symbols and in the Mr. Lucky Bonus, the bonus can end starting in the third menu category if the player picks a "Bonus Over" symbol.
- SOURCES -

IGT Trademark.

Space Fighter Mark II (c) 1979 Data East.

- TRIVIA -

Released in March 1979 in Japan.

- SERIES -

1. Space Fighter (1978)
2. Space Fighter Mark II (1979)
3. Saturn: Space Fighter 3D (1979)

- SOURCES -

Game's ROM.

- DESCRIPTION -

Saturn: Space Fighter 3D (c) 1979 Data East.

- TRIVIA -

Released in May 1979 in Japan.

- SERIES -

1. Space Fighter (1978)
2. Space Fighter Mark II (1979)
3. Saturn: Space Fighter 3D (1979)

Space Fighter (c) 1978 Data East.

- TRIVIA -

Released in November 1978 in Japan.

- SERIES -

1. Space Fighter (1978)
2. Space Fighter Mark II (1979)

WWF - Wrestlemania (c) 1995 Midway Mfg. Co.

WWF - Wrestlemania is a one-on-one fighting game for one or two players featuring eight selectable wrestlers taken from the real-world WWF scene of the time.

The game features two single-player modes: the 'Intercontinental Championship' and the 'WWF Championship'. In Intercontinental Championship mode, the player must win four one-on-one matches, two Handicap 2-on-1 matches, and one Handicap 3-on-1 match to win the title.

In the more difficult 'WWF Championship' mode, players must win four Handicap 2-on-1 matches, two Handicap 3-on-1 matches and finally a "WrestleMania Challenge," in which the player must defeat every wrestler in the game in a gauntlet, starting with a three-on-one setup, with each eliminated opponent being replaced with another until all eight have been defeated.

WWF - Wrestlemania utilises five buttons: Punch, Power Punch, Block, Kick, Power Kick. The eight featured wrestlers are:
Bret Hart
Shawn Michaels
Undertaker
Razor Ramon
Bam Bam Bigelow
Yokozuna
Lex Luger
Doink

- TECHNICAL -

Midway Wolf Unit hardware

Main CPU : TMS34010 (@ 6.25 Mhz)
Sound CPU : ADSP2105 (@ 10 Mhz)
Sound Chips : DMA-driven (@ 10 Mhz)

Players : 2
Control : 8-way joystick
Buttons : 5 (PUNCH, POWER PUNCH, BLOCK, KICK, POWER KICK)

- TRIVIA -

WWF Wrestlemania was released in August 1995.

The Midway coin-op has, within its code, the engine for a graphical reworking of Robotron, to be played like "Pong" in "Mortal Kombat II". However, the graphics were removed due to memory constraints, so the feature remains disabled.

If you look in the crowd, you can see the people who made this game possible. Right smack in the middle, is Mark Turmell.Mark Turmell is the main guy responsible for this game. The others are :
* In the crowd from Turmell to the right...
Sal Divita (head artist)
Sheridan Oursler (hardware tech)
Josh Tsui (artist)
Eugene Greer (artist)
Tony Goskie (artist)
Mark Penacho (programmer, but not on this game)
* In the crowd from Turmell to the left...
Jason Skiles (programmer and avid Internet user)
Jake Simpson (programmer) (wearing the MK t-shirt)
Mancow Muller (radio dj on Rock 103.5 and devout WWF fan)
Sophia (Mancow's significant other)
Dewey Gosnell (network tech)
Jamie Rivett (programmer)

Here are the real names of the wrestlers:
Bret Hart - Bret Hart
Shawn Michaels - Michael Shawn Hickenbottom
Undertaker - Mark Calaway
Razor Ramon - Scott Hall (1958-2022)
Bam Bam Bigelow - Scott Bigelow (1961-2007)
Yokozuna - Rodney Anoa'i (1966-2000)
Lex Luger - Lawrence Pfohl
Doink - Matt Osborne (1957-2013) (1st), Steve Keirn (2nd), Ray Apollo (3rd), Steve Lombardi (4th), Dusty Wolfe (5th).

The filming for characters must have been somewhere between July and September of 1993 judging by the appearances of the wrestlers in this game.

Legendary rumor that Adam Bomb is hidden within the annals of the game was confirmed by Sal DiVita in a review of the new 'WWE All Stars' game in 2011. However he stated that the character was incomplete and there was no sense in attempting to procure him.

About fatalities : The original plan was for all 8 wrestlers to have finishing moves, but once the WWF got wind of it, they ordered Midway to not put any more in.

The World Wrestling Federation is now known as World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE), having lost a lawsuit with the World Wildlife Fund over the use of the abbreviation WWF in 2000. The company changed their name to WWE 2 years later.

At the time of the game's release, the WWF Champion was Diesel (Kevin Nash) who is absent from the game. However, at the time of the game's development, the WWF Champion was Yokozuna, who was a WWF Tag Team Champion at the time of release, his tag team partner Owen Hart (1965-1999) is absent from the game.

- TIPS AND TRICKS -

* Moves Names On : Tap Punch 4 times during vs. screen.

* No Blocking : Tap Block 3 times (both players) during vs. screen.

* Buddy Mode : Tap Block 5 times (both players) during vs. screen.

* Hyper Speed : Tap Left, Punch, Punch, Block (both players) during vs. screen.

* Instant Combo : Tap Right, Punch, Power Punch (both players) during vs. screen.

* Ring Out Match : Tap Down, Punch, Kick, Block (both players) during vs. screen.

* Random Character : Press Up+Start at the wrestler selection screen without moving the selection box from its original position.

* Alternate costume Colors : While holding left (for wrestlers on left side) or right (for wrestlers on right side) press P, K, PP or PK when selecting a wrestler.

* Mortal Kombat 3 Codes :
- Win 25 fights to get MK3 Unlimited run code.
- Win 50 fights to get MK3 Dark Kombat code.

* Undertaker Fatality : To perform this fatality, you must win the match, then do the proper joystick/button sequence when 'Pin Him' appears : Up, Down, Punch (opponent must be in mid-left of the ring). The Undertaker pushes his opponent into a coffin which appears from under the ring. The coffin goes back down and a tombstone appears in its place.

- STAFF -

Software & Designers : Mark Turmell (MJT), Jason Skiles (JMS), Jamie Rivett, Jake Simpson (JAK), Shawn Liptak (SL)
Art & Designers : Sal Divita (SAL), Josh Tsui, Eugene Geer (OEG), Tony Goskie (TDG)
Music & Sound effects : Chris Granner
Hardware designers : Mark Loffredo (MJL), Cary Mednick, Steve Correll, Joe Kalinowski, John Lowes
Artwork tools : Warren Davis, Shawn Liptak (SL), Todd Allen, Alias Research
Hardware support : Pat Cox, Sheridan Oursler, Al Lasko, Jeff Peters
DCS sound system : Matt Booty, Ed Keenan
Game testers : Eddie Ferrier, Mike Vinikour

- PORTS -

Notes : The ports had minor or major changes depending on the system. For example, the SNES version does not feature the endings of the Arcade version, and also lacks 2 characters: Bam Bam Bigelow and Yokozuna.

* CONSOLES:
Nintendo Super Famicom (1995)
Sega Mega Drive (1995)
Sega 32x (1995)
Sony PlayStation (1995)
Sega Saturn (1996)

* COMPUTERS:
PC [DOS] [CD-ROM] (1997) "WWF - Wrestlemania - The Arcade Game"

- SOURCES -

Game's manual.
Game's picture.
Game's ROMs.
Game's screenshots.

- TRIVIA -

https://arcadeheroes.com/2021/11/26/igs-unveils-asphalt-9-legends-arcade-vr/

V.R. Game

Mario Kart Arcade GP VR (c) 2017 Bandai NAMCO Ent., Inc.

Fourth entry in the Mario Kart Arcade GP series. Unlike the prior Mario Kart games, Mario Kart Arcade GP VR is played through use of a virtual reality headset and in first person. Similar to the prior arcade Mario Kart games, the game is controlled via a steering wheel and acceleration and brake pedals. In addition, items are thrown by making hand movements, which the game registers by an attachment to the player's wrist. For example, to throw a Green Shell, one must make a throwing motion with their open palm. Also, instead of using Item Boxes, the game uses red, yellow, and green balloons to store items. Gliders are also present, and are used similarly to Mario Kart Arcade GP DX.

- TRIVIA -

Released on July 14, 2017 in Japan.

It was later exported to the United Kingdom on August 3, 2018, and to the United States on October 1, 2018.

Unreleased

Lode Quest (c) 1998 SemiCom Corp.

- TRIVIA -

This game is a prototype of "Dream World".

- SOURCES -

Game's Screenshot.

Pirate

D'Rail (c) 1982 Glak Associates.

Bootleg of Centuri's "Loco-Motion"

Pirate

Lassos (c) 1982 Glak Associates.

HyperBowl (c) 1999 Jesler Enterprises, Inc.

Re-release

Hopping Kids (c) 2010 Taito Corp.

Kids' version of Taito's "Hopping Road".

- SOURCES -

Machine's picture.

Re-release

Hopping Road Kids (c) 2009 Taito Corp.

Kids' version of Taito's "Hopping Road".

- SOURCES -

Game's picture.

V.R. Game

Grid Master (c) 1995 C Technologies, Incorporated.

flight simulation game.

- TECHNICAL -

Century C2000 hardware.

Multi 5 (c) 1998 Yun Sung.

This title contains 5 different games, one of which is a platform game, with the remaining four being puzzle games. They are :

* "Tong Boy" combines elements from "Donkey Kong", "Donkey Kong Jr.", and "Donkey Kong 3".
* Bubble Gum (a clone of "Puzzle Bobble")
* Cross Point (a clone of "Columns")
* Box Logic (a clone of "Logic Pro")
* Rocktris, (a clone of "Tetris")

'Tong Boy' contains a total of 49 rounds. The first 42 rounds combine elements from both "Donkey Kong" and "Donkey Kong Jr.". Rounds 43-49 are based on "Donkey Kong 3".

Both 'Cross Point' and 'Rocktris' feature adult content in the form of badly digitized pictures of naked women. Despite the colourful and nicely-rendered graphics of most of the games on offer, none manage to match the playability of the arcade originals on which they are based.

- TECHNICAL -

Main CPU : Motorola 68000
Sound CPU : Zilog Z80
Sound Chips : YM3812, OKI6295

Screen orientation : Horizontal
Video resolution : 320 x 240 pixels
Screen refresh : 60.00 Hz
Palette colors : 1024

Players : 2
Control : 8-way joystick
Buttons : 3

- TRIVIA -

This game is also known as "New Multi Game 5".

- STAFF -

Director : Kang Bok Won, Lee Chang Won
Program : Kim Byung Gyu, Jang Chang Soo
Graphics : Oh Jeong Suk, Yum Jeong Sik, Kim Dong Suk, Lee Chang Won
Hardware : Lee Sang Jin
Sound : Lee Chang Won

- SOURCES -

Game's ROM.

Main Stadium (c) 1989 Konami Industry Company, Limited.

One or two players choose a ballclub from cities like New York, Chicago, Los Angeles, Atlanta, or Boston and compete either against the computer or each other in this baseball game. A wide variety of pitches can be thrown and batters can change their stance and angle of swing.

- TECHNICAL -

Main CPU : Motorola M6809 (@ 2 Mhz)
Sound CPU : Zilog Z80 (@ 3.579545 Mhz)
Sound Chips : (2x) K007232 (@ 3.579545 Mhz)

Players : 2
Control : 8-way joystick
Buttons : 2

- SERISE -

1) main stadium (1989, arcade)
2) Bottom of the 9th (1996, playstation1)

- TRIVIA -

Main Stadium was released in June 1989 in Japan. It is known outside Japan as "Bottom of the Ninth".

- SOURCES -

Game's ROM.