LD Quiz: Quiz De Date (c) 1991 Nichibutsu.

LD Mahjong No.9: Pocketbell 1919 (c) 1994 Nichibutsu [Nihon Bussan Company, Limited.].

- TRIVIA -

Poke-Bell Iku-Iku 1919 was released in April 1994.

Super CD Dai 9-dan: Mahjong Piyo Piyo (c) 1996 Nichibutsu [Nihon Bussan Company, Limited.].

- TRIVIA -

Piyo Piyo was released in February 1996.

Super CD Dai 13-dan: Mahjong Otona No Internet (c) 1996 Nichibutsu.

- TRIVIA -

Released in September 1996.

Super CD Dai 11-dan: Nurse Sukissu (c) 1996 Nichibutsu.

- TRIVIA -

Released in June 1996.

Jisedai DVD Dai 1-dan: Nuide Miyou ka (c) 2000 Nichibutsu [Nihon Bussan Company, Limited.].

- TRIVIA -

Nuidemiyouka was released in November 2000.

Jisedai DVD Dai 3-dan: Mou Matenai no (c) 2001 Nichibutsu [Nihon Bussan Company, Limited.].

- TRIVIA -

Moumatenaino was released in March 2001.

LD Quiz: Miracle Q (c) 1991 Nichibutsu.

Jisedai DVD Dai 2-dan - Torokete Shimaisou (c) 2000 Nichibutsu.

- TRIVIA -

Released in December 2000 in Japan.

Super CD Dai 20-dan: Mahjong Hanafuda Cosplay Tengoku 4 (c) 1997 Nichibutsu.

- TRIVIA -

Released in December 1997.

Super CD Dai 14-dan: Mahjong Hanafuda Cosplay Tengoku 3 (c) 1996 Nichibutsu.

- TRIVIA -

Released in November 1996.

Super CD Dai 10-dan: Mahjong Hanafuda Cosplay Tengoku 2 (c) 1996 Nichibutsu.

- TRIVIA -

Released in April 1996.

Super CD Dai 6-dan: Mahjong Gokuraku Fuuzoku Bus Tour (c) 1995 Nichibutsu [Nihon Bussan Company, Limited.].

- TRIVIA -

Super CD Dai 6-dan: Mahjong Gokuraku Fuuzoku Bus Tour was released in August 1995.

Super CD Dai 12-dan: Mahjong Houkago (c) 1996 Nichibutsu [Nihon Bussan Company, Limited.].

- TRIVIA -

Super CD Dai 12-dan: Mahjong Houkago was released in July 1996.

Super CD Dai 5-dan: Mahjong Hitonatsu No Taiken (c) 1995 Nichibutsu.

- TRIVIA -

Released in July 1995.

Super CD Dai 21-dan: Mahjong Gals Graffity (c) 1998 Nichibutsu.

- TRIVIA -

Released in January 1998.

Super CD Dai 1-dan: Mahjong Gals Graffity (c) 1998 Nichibutsu.

- TRIVIA -

Released in January 1998.

Jisedai DVD Dai 5-dan: Dial Romance (c) 2001 Nichibutsu [Nihon Bussan Company, Limited.].

- TRIVIA -

Jisedai DVD Dai 5-dan: Dial Romance was released in April 2001.

Jisedai DVD Dai 4-dan: Cosplay Tengoku 8 (c) 2001 Nichibutsu [Nihon Bussan Company, Limited.].

- TRIVIA -

Jisedai DVD Dai 4-dan: Cosplay Tengoku 8 was released in April 2001.

Super CD Dai 19-dan: Mahjong Chatch-Ai (c) 1997 Nichibutsu [Nihon Bussan Company, Limited.].

- TRIVIA -

Super CD Dai 19-dan: Mahjong Chatch-Ai was released in October 1997.

Video slot machine

7 e Mezzo (c) 198? Unknown.

- TECHNICAL -

Runs on Magic Fly Poker Hardware

Main CPU : MOS Technology M6502 (@ 625 Khz)

Screen orientation : Horizontal
Video resolution: 256x232 pixels
Refresh rate: 60Hz.
Palette colours: 16

- SOURCES -

PCB's picture.
Game's ROM.

- DESCRIPTION -

Update or sequel of "Wivern Wings"

- SOURCES -

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

https://undumped.miraheze.org/wiki/R%26B_-_Rety_%26_Bluemy

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

https://undumped.miraheze.org/wiki/Gwasuwon_2

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

Export

Dream World (c) 2000 SemiCom.

A platform game from SemiCom.

Export version of "Lode Quest"

- TECHNICAL -

Main CPU : Motorola 68EC020
Sound Chips : (2x) OKI6295

Screen orientation : Horizontal
Video resolution : 304 x 224 pixels
Screen refresh : 60.00 Hz
Palette colors : 4096

Players : 2
Buttons : 3

- STAFF -

Director : Jea Yeon Jeon
Programming : Cheol Soo Kim, Hyun Ho Kim, Il Bong Chung
Character Design : Kyung Hee Kim, Won Young Lee
Map Title Design : Sook Nam Lee
Boss Design : Sung Hwan Kim, Kyung Hee Kim, Sook Nam Lee, Won Young Lee
Sound Effect : Suk Ki Jeon
Music : Suk Ki Jeon

- SOURCES -

Game's ROM.

Medal video game

Final Godori 2 (c) 2002 SemiCom.

- SOURCES -

Game's picture.

Medal video game

Choice III - Joker's Dream (c) 2001 SemiCom Corp.

- SOURCES -

Game's screenshot.
Official website: http://www.semicom.com/semicom/Pic/GAME/Intro-Choice3.htm

Export

Arirang (c) 2002 SemiCom.

Export version of "Ma Cheon Ru"

Sesame Street - Alphabet Soup (c) 2009 Sesame Workshop

Early readers can play with Cookie Monster to complete words in his yummy alphabet soup using vowels. Helps with letter recognition, spelling, and vowel sounds.

- SOURCES -

Game's pack.

Sesame Street - Alphabet Soup (c) 2009 Sesame Workshop

Early readers can play with Cookie Monster to complete words in his yummy alphabet soup using vowels. Helps with letter recognition, spelling, and vowel sounds.

- SOURCES -

Game's pack.

Chase H.Q. (c) 1988 Taito Corporation.

Chase H.Q. is a checkpoint-based racing game in which the player takes on the role on an undercover cop called Tony Gibson in this 'Miami Vice' inspired game from Taito corporation. Gibson drives a powerful unmarked police car (resembling an anthracite Porsche 928) along with his partner, Raymond Broady, and must chase down and apprehend various criminals.

The player has between fifty-five and seventy seconds (depending on the game's Dip switch; factory setting = 60 seconds) to catch up with the fleeing criminal(s), then the same time period again to repeatedly ram into the criminal's car until it is too damaged to drive. The criminal's car is constantly moving away, so if the player repeatedly crashes, takes the wrong turn or drives too slowly, the criminal will escape and the game ends.

As with Sega's seminal "Out Run", "Chase H.Q." features forked junctions offering players a choice of routes. In this game, however, the route selected is only a temporary diversion and dictates how quickly the criminal is caught up with. The player's Porsche is equipped with a limited number of turbo boosts (3 by factory), when used a turbo boost pushes the car to incredible speeds, at the expense of control. The turbos must be used wisely if the player is to have a chance of capturing the criminal before the time limit expires.

The game consists of five levels, each with its own villain to capture.

The game's villains, the cars they drive and day time (approximate) are:
1. Ralph, the Idaho slasher (white Lotus Esprit type 82), daytime drive up to tunnel section; then the sky goes gray during midday.
2. Carlos, the New York armed robber (yellow Lamborghini Countach), gray sky up to tunnels, then The sky goes back to blue.
3. Chicago pushers (silver Porsche 911 [930]), blue sky up to road fork, the sky goes less blue, evening after tunnel and even later evening during the pursuit.
4. L.A. kidnapper (blue Ferrari 288 GTO), dusk up to the 1st tunnel, night after 2nd tunnel and during the chase.
5. Eastern Bloc spy (red Porsche 928, initially unknown), night until the arrival of helicopter, dawn up to connection of 2 roads after 2nd tunnel, morning just before the commencement of the chase, then midday.

- TECHNICAL -

Taito Z System hardware
Prom Stickers: B52

Main CPU: (2x) Motorola 68000
Sound CPU: Zilog Z80
Sound Chips: Yamaha YM2610

Players: 1
Control: Steering wheel + high-low gear shiter + 2 pedals (gas and brake)
Buttons: 2
=> START, => TURBO.

- TRIVIA -

Chase H.Q. was released in October 1988 in Japan. It was arguably the first sprite-scaled racer since Sega's legendary "Out Run" - released 2 years' earlier - to truly capture the gaming public's imagination.

The names main characters of chase H.Q. are as follows:
The Caucasian cop : Tony Gibson
The African-American cop (A.K.A. Mr. Driver) : Raymond Broady
Chase H.Q.'s Dispatcher : Nancy (she doesn't have a last name).

The 1st stage always shows right arrow. The arrow on the 3rd stage, on the other hand, directs left. The 2nd, 4th and 5th stages feature a helicopter and the arrow direction is always random.

None of the cars drives with headlights after dark in this game.

Full Throttle or Top Speed can be converted into Chase H.Q. When converted, the pedals will be analog (instead of digital in dedicated machines). The machines were produced with both types of steering wheel: with blockade (and centering after release) and without lock.

The main player's car (the black Porsche) makes an appearance in 2 spin-offs to the Chase H.Q. series: "Crime City" (released worldwide) and Quiz H.Q. (Japan only).

Brian Kuh holds the official record for this game with 3,596,680 points on June 1, 2006.

Pony Canyon / Scitron released a limited-edition soundtrack album for this game (Syvalion : G.S.M. Taito 3 - D28B0014) on March 21, 1989.

- UPDATES -

The Japanese version has different voices and a territorial notice not allowing to play outside Japan.

The US release shows speed in a mile per hour.

- SCORING -
1 yard driven = 10 pts.
Every car overtaken = 200 pts, then 400 pts up to 8000 pts (when not crashed); overtake bonus resets to 200 when crashed into any car.
Bump into criminal's car = stage number × 10000 pts. You may even randomly score (stage number × 10000) + 40000 after a more powerful bump. Note this is a score when you don't continue.
BONUS SCORE:
Stage completion = stage number × 100000 pts (when playing on 1 coin).
Time bonus = remaining seconds left × 5000 pts.
Entire game complete = 5000000 pts (1 coin only).

- TIPS AND TRICKS -
* Always take a turn indicated by an arrow: taking a wrong turn will cause the distance meter to grow significantly, eventually resulting in a game over.
* You may shift the gear from high to low very often to take sharp or long turns, given the brake (if available) isn't very strong.

- SERIES -

1. Chase H.Q. (1988)
2. S.C.I. - Special Criminal Investigation (1989)
3. Super Chase - Criminal Termination (1993)
4. Ray Tracers (1997, Sony PlayStation)
5. Chase H.Q. 2 (2007)

- STAFF -

Game Design: Hiroyuki Sakou
Game Programmers: Takeshi Ishizashi, Takeshi Murata, Kyouji Shimamoto
P.C.B Designer: Masahiro Yamaguchi
Character Design: Yoshihiko Wakita, Sachiko Yamana, Izumi Ishikawa, Takeshi Ishizashi
Sound Designers: Yoshio Imamura, Naoto Yagishita, Eikichi Takahashi, Fumiaki Imaoka
Music Composer: Takami Asano
Cabinet Designer: Nobuyuki Iwasaki
Proposer: Yoshiharu Suzuki

Special Thanks: Junji Yarita, Kazuya Mikata, A. Iwata

- PORTS -

* CONSOLES:
[JP] Nintendo FamiCom (Dec.8, 1989) "Taito Chase H.Q. [Model DTF-H9]", programmed by Disco
[JP] NEC PC-Engine (Jan.26, 1990) "Taito Chase H.Q. [Model TP02006]"
[EU] Sega Master System (1990) "Chase H.Q. [Model 7038]"
[JP] Sega Saturn (Aug.9, 1996) "Chase H.Q. + S.C.I. [Model T-1105G]"
[JP] Sony PS2 (Mar.29, 2007) "Taito Memories II Gekan [Model SLPM-66713]"

* HANDHELDS:
[EU] Nintendo Game Boy (1991) "Chase H.Q. [Model DMG-HQ-NOE]"
[JP] Nintendo Game Boy (Jan.11, 1991) "Taito Chase H.Q. [Model DMG-HQJ]"
[JP] Sega Game Gear (Mar.8, 1991) "Taito Chase H.Q. [Model T-11017]"
[EU] Nintendo Game Boy Color (Aug.1999) "Chase H.Q. - Secret Police [Model DMG-AH9P-EUR]"
[JP] Nintendo Game Boy Color (May 26, 2000) "Taito Memorial - Chase HQ - Secret Police [Model DMG-AH9J-JPN]"

* COMPUTERS:
[EU] Sinclair ZX Spectrum (1988)
[EU] Amstrad CPC (1989)
[EU] Commodore Amiga (1989)
[EU] Atari ST (1989)
[EU] Commodore C64 (1990)
[JP] Sharp X68000 (oct.1992)
[JP] FM Towns PC (1993)

- SOURCES -

Game's ROM.
Machine's picture.

4 Most Action (c) 1989 Alternative Soft., Ltd.

- TECHNICAL -

Model AS015

- SOURCES -

game's cassette.
game's screenshots; http://www.cpc-power.com/index.php?page=detail&num=9927

Videopac+ G7400 (c) 1983 Philips Corp.

- SOURCES -

item.edit.is.not.calible

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

Redemption video game

Space Invaders Frenzy (c) 2017 Raw Thrills.

https://undumped.miraheze.org/wiki/Big_Buck_HD_Wild:_Gemsbok

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

https://undumped.miraheze.org/wiki/Ice_Age:_Ice_Breaker