- SOURCES -

https://undumped.miraheze.org/wiki/EZ_Touch_2009

Emulated on MAME

Extra Draw (c) 2003 IGS Co., Ltd.

- SOURCES -

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

Export

Magic Tree (c) 2006 IGS Co., Ltd.

Spanish version of "Crazy Bugs".

Re-release

Nudge Jack (c) 2008 IGS [International Game System].

Alternate version of "Captain Jack"

A slot machine for amusement only by IGS.

Bingo

Bingo Carnival II (c) 2003 IGS Co., Ltd.

- SOURCES -

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

Gun game

Far West (c) 1997 Compumatic.

- SOURCES -

Game's ROM.

Re-release

Bandits (c) 200? IGS Company, Limited.

Alternate version of "Bounty Hunter"

- SOURCES -

Game's screenshot.

- SOURCES -

https://undumped.miraheze.org/wiki/Asphalt_9_Legends_Arcade_DX

Redemption game

Amazing Hammer (c) 2012 IGS Company, Limited. [International Game System].

- SOURCES -

Game's picture.

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 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 and the cars they drive are:
1. Ralph, the Idaho slasher (white Lotus Esprit type 82)
2. Carlos, the New York armed robber (yellow Lamborghini Countach)
3. Chicago pushers (silver Porsche 911 [930])
4. L.A. kidnapper (blue Ferrari 288 GTO)
5. Eastern Bloc spy (red Porsche 928, initially unknown)

- 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 + 2 pedals (gas and brake)
Buttons : 2

- 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.

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 the spin-off to the Chase H.Q. series : "Crime City".

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.

- TIPS AND TRICKS -

* Maximum overtake bonus: overtake 40 cars without crashing to get 8000 points per overtake (starting with 200 and raising by 200). Crash into any traffic car and you'll have to start racking points up from 200 per overtake.

- 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.

- 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]"
[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]"
Nintendo Game Boy Color [EU] (Aug.1999) "Chase H.Q. - Secret Police [Model DMG-AH9P-EUR]"
Nintendo Game Boy Color [JP] (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)
FM Towns PC [JP] (1993)

- SOURCES -

Game's ROM.
Machine's picture.
Staff roll after completion of export release.

Repulse (c) 1985 Sega.

Repulse is a 1985 arcade game by Sega. It was renamed '99: The Last War when licensed to Kyugo (who developed the hardware) and Proma. There's also a bootleg version of it named Son of Phoenix.

With a spaceship, the player shoots several kind of robotic enemies and spaceships. At the end of every stage (except for the first one), the player meets a huge enemy spaceship as the stage's boss. Player's spaceship is equipped with a limited force shield which allows it to resist any kind of attack, though energy drains both while it is active and whenever the ship gets hit during use. Power-ups come in the form of ally helicopters (except scene I, where a space shuttle drops the power-up), that bring to the player a new shot (much faster than the normal one) and refills the ship's force field meter.

Scenes in this game are:
I. Encounter,
II. Invasion,
III. Crisis,
IV. Counterattack,
V. Advance,
VI. The last war.

- TECHNICAL -

Main CPU : (2x) Zilog Z80 (@ 4.608 Mhz)
Sound Chips : (2x) General Instrument AY8910 (@ 1.5 Mhz)

Players : up to 2 (alternating turns)
Control : 8-way joystick
Buttons : 2
=> [A] Shoot, [B] Shield

- TRIVIA -

Repulse was released by Sega in June 1985. Produced by Crux.

Default high scores (rank, score and name):
1 50000 (Ichiban)
2 50000 (Niban)
3 50000 (Sanban)
4 50000 (Yonban)
5 50000 (Goban)

Licensed products:
'99 The Last War (Proma)
'99 The Last War (Kyugo)

Known Bootlegs/Hacks:
Son of Phoenix (Associated Overseas)

Stages in this game are known as "scenes" and are numbered in Roman numerals, although IV and VI are poorly written; they look more or less like N and mirrored N respectively.

High score allows to enter up to 10 characters.

Extra life can be earned every 50000 or 70000 points, depending on the dip switch set by operator.

- UPDATES -

One version has different stage 1, played during daytime. Other versions have all the stages played after dark.

Son of Phoenix (bootleg) has a different ending: [You have saved the world. You were simply, "marvelous". The end?]. No staff roll appears after this message.
The beginning is also different (and longer): [In 1980 the Phoenix empire was defeated and returned to their native Centuri solar system. Now after many years of planning, the son of Phoenix will lead the alien army to destroy earth and avenge the death of his father. You must stand alone to protect everything we believe in, yuppies, hamburgers, and mom. Good luck, we know you will be marvelous.].


- TIPS AND TRICKS -

* Power-up: After the middle of each stage there's a helicopter (a shuttle on 1st stage) that drops a power-up item. So, don't destroy it until it releases the power-up. Be careful with the helicopter scrap after destroying it, it can kill you.

* Bonus life: At the 2nd and 4th stage there is a chance to pick up a 1up item: a group of blocks appears floating on the upper part of the screen, you have to shoot the blue one. You have to hit it with one shot, if you don't, the blue block will turn red.

* Moai Statues: be careful with the Moai Statues at the 6th (last) stage. Always check if its eyes turn red; if it starts flashing, it will shoot.

* Energy meter: don't use the energy all the time, it doesn't replenish after a scene. So if you ended a scene without any (or with very low) energy, you have to wait for a helicopter to drop the energy parachute, or (if you have more than 1 life) enforce a life loss.

- STAFF -

Director : Shunkoh Miki
Programmers : Shunkoh Miki & Tatsuya Uemura
Character designers : Atsushi Kawaguchi, Minoru Harada, Hiroyasu Kobayashi
Music & sound effects : Tatsuya Uemura

- SOURCES -

Game's ROM.
Game's screenshots.
Staff roll after completion of Repulse.

High Way Race (c) 1983 Taito corporation.

An overhead driving game from Taito.

Game consists of 4 courses: Asian, American, African and European.

- TECHNICAL -

Runs on the "Taito SJ System" hardware.
Prom Stickers : AC4

Players: up to 2 (alternate)
Control: 8-way joystick
Buttons: 2
=> A = jump, B = brake

- TRIVIA -

Released in April 1983 in Japan. Both upright and cocktail models were produced.
Copyright year is written in Roman numerals.
Game over can be reached in 2 ways: when the fuel runs out or when you fail the jump onto the platform (independent on the remaining fuel amount).
The car accelerates automatically.
Even if the game uses an 8-way joystick, only 2 directions are actually used: left and right.

- TIPS AND TRICKS -

*Time your jump properly: the 80; 60; 40; 20 and 00 numbers on the road indicate the distance to the platform. Try to jump between 20 and 00. Then hold the brake button until the car fully stops.
*Reckless drivers: these appear after Asian course. Let them overtake you. Press brake and if the driver disappears from the screen (by exceeding the top edge), release brakes.
*Fuel trucks: to refuel the car, drive close to rear wheels of either side of the fuel truck appearing somewhere in the middle of the course.

- SOURCES -

Game's ROM.
Game's screenshots.

- SOURCES -

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

- SOURCES -

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

- SOURCES -

https://undumped.miraheze.org/wiki/List_of_Undumped_Arcade_Games#Gambi

- SOURCES -

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

- SOURCES -

https://undumped.miraheze.org/wiki/Touch-IT

- SOURCES -

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

- SOURCES -

https://undumped.miraheze.org/wiki/PowerPutt_Golf_2013

- SOURCES -

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

- SOURCES -

https://undumped.miraheze.org/wiki/Golden_Tee_Live_2021

- SOURCES -

https://undumped.miraheze.org/wiki/Golden_Tee_Live_2021

- SOURCES -

https://undumped.miraheze.org/wiki/Golden_Tee_Live_2020

- SOURCES -

https://undumped.miraheze.org/wiki/Golden_Tee_2019_30_Year_Anniversary

Golden Tee Live 2018 (c) 2017 Incredible Technologies, Inc.

- SERIES -

1. Golden Tee Golf (1990)
2. Golden Tee Golf II (1991)
3. Golden Tee 3D Golf (1995)
4. Golden Tee 3D Golf - Tournament Version (1995)
5. Golden Tee '97 (1997)
6. Golden Tee '98 (1998)
7. Golden Tee '99 (1999)
8. Golden Tee Royal Edition Tournament (1999)
9. Golden Tee 2K (2000)
10. Golden Tee Classic (2001)
11. Golden Tee Fore! (2000)
12. Golden Tee Supreme Edition Tournament (2002)
13. Golden Tee Fore! 2002 (2001)
14. Golden Tee Fore! 2003 (2002)
15. Golden Tee Fore! 2004 (2003)
16. Golden Tee Fore! 2004 Extra (2003)
17. Golden Tee Live (2004)
18. Golden Tee Fore! 2005 (2004)
19. Golden Tee Fore! Complete (2005)
20. Golden Tee Live 2007 (2007)
21. Golden Tee Live 2008 (2007)
22. Golden Tee 2008 Unplugged (2007)
23. Golden Tee Live 2009 (2008)
24. Golden Tee 2009 Unplugged (2008)
25. Golden Tee Live 2010 (2010)
26. Golden Tee Live 2011 (2010)
27. Golden Tee Live 2012 (2011)
28. Golden Tee Live 2013 (2012)
29. Golden Tee 2018 (2017)

- SOURCES -

https://undumped.miraheze.org/wiki/Golden_Tee_Live_2017

Golden Tee Live 2016 (c) 2015 Incredible Technologies, Inc.

- SERIES -

1. Golden Tee Golf (1990)
2. Golden Tee Golf II (1991)
3. Golden Tee 3D Golf (1995)
4. Golden Tee 3D Golf - Tournament Version (1995)
5. Golden Tee '97 (1997)
6. Golden Tee '98 (1998)
7. Golden Tee '99 (1999)
8. Golden Tee Royal Edition Tournament (1999)
9. Golden Tee 2K (2000)
10. Golden Tee Classic (2001)
11. Golden Tee Fore! (2000)
12. Golden Tee Supreme Edition Tournament (2002)
13. Golden Tee Fore! 2002 (2001)
14. Golden Tee Fore! 2003 (2002)
15. Golden Tee Fore! 2004 (2003)
16. Golden Tee Fore! 2004 Extra (2003)
17. Golden Tee Live (2004)
18. Golden Tee Fore! 2005 (2004)
19. Golden Tee Fore! Complete (2005)
20. Golden Tee Live 2007 (2007)
21. Golden Tee Live 2008 (2007)
22. Golden Tee 2008 Unplugged (2007)
23. Golden Tee Live 2009 (2008)
24. Golden Tee 2009 Unplugged (2008)
25. Golden Tee Live 2010 (2010)
26. Golden Tee Live 2011 (2010)
27. Golden Tee Live 2012 (2011)
28. Golden Tee Live 2013 (2012)
29. Golden Tee 2018 (2017)

- SOURCES -

https://undumped.miraheze.org/wiki/Golden_Tee_Live_2015

- SOURCES -

https://undumped.miraheze.org/wiki/Golden_Tee_Live_2014

- SOURCES -

https://undumped.miraheze.org/wiki/Golden_Tee_2020_Unplugged

- SOURCES -

https://undumped.miraheze.org/wiki/Golden_Tee_2019_Unplugged

- SOURCES -

https://undumped.miraheze.org/wiki/Golden_Tee_2018_Unplugged

- SOURCES -

https://undumped.miraheze.org/wiki/Golden_Tee_2017_Unplugged

- SOURCES -

https://undumped.miraheze.org/wiki/Golden_Tee_2016_Unplugged

- SOURCES -

https://undumped.miraheze.org/wiki/Golden_Tee_2015_Unplugged

- SOURCES -

https://undumped.miraheze.org/wiki/Golden_Tee_2014_Unplugged

- SOURCES -

https://undumped.miraheze.org/wiki/Golden_Tee_2013_Unplugged

- SOURCES -

https://undumped.miraheze.org/wiki/Golden_Tee_2012_Unplugged