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= Maygay =
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=== Maygay Video ===
=== MV1 ===
CPU: 68000-12 <br>
CPU: 68000-12 <br>
Video: MHS S-82716-4 <br>
Video: MHS S-82716-4 <br>
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* '''Give us a Clue?'''
* '''Give us a Clue?'''
* Screenplay (video/fruit hybrid)
* Screenplay (video/fruit hybrid)
=== Unknown ===
CPU: 68000
Video: MPEG-1
Medium: CD-ROM <br>
* '''The Krypton Factor'''


=== M2 ===
=== M2 ===

Revision as of 22:03, 2 June 2008

'Skill With Prizes'. Quiz and video poker games, for example. Feel free to update this list with new hardware and games.

Barcrest

MPU4 + Video

CPU: 6809 (1MHz), 68000-10 (10MHz)
Video: SCN2674
Sound: Video Card SAA1099, OKI?(Later MOD), Main Board: AY8913 (MOD 2 or below), YM2413 or MSM6376 (MOD4 and above)
Medium: ROM

  • Skill Trek
  • The Crystal Maze
  • The Mating Game
  • Turnover

Preliminary support in MAME, but needs serial link trickery.

Bell-Fruit

Adder

CPU: 6809
Video: Custom, as far as we can tell
Medium: ROM
A graphics expansion board for Scorpion I and II

  • Golden Crown
  • Paradice
  • Pokio
  • Pyramid
  • Quintoon
  • Slots

Adder 2?

CPU: MC68340PV25E
Video: SED1354
Sound: YMZ280B
Medium: ROM
A graphics expansion board for Scorpion IV
Currently, MAME lists the 6809 card above as Adder 2 (according to info from Bellfruit contacts), so this needs checking.

  • Skill Dice

Cobra

CPU: Z80, 6809
Video: Slipstream
Sound: AY-8910 + uPD7759 sound card
Medium: ROM or 3.5" disk (WD37C65 controller)

  • A Question of Sport
  • Beeline
  • Brain Box
  • Brain Box 2
  • Every Second Counts
  • Quizvaders
  • Treble Top

Working in MAME with some gfx issues.

Cobra 2/Cyclone

CPU: Z180
Video: Slipstream
Medium: ROM
A graphics expansion board for Scorpion II

  • Quintoon
  • Fruit Pursuit?

Cobra 3

CPU: MC68340FE16E
Video: STi3400DCV (MPEG-1), SCC66470CAB
Sound: TMS320AV110 (MPEG), YMZ280B-F
Medium: CD/HDD (SCSI)

  • Radio Times
  • Telly Addicts
  • The Phraze that Pays
  • Top of the Pops

Viper

CPU: Z80
Video: Slipstream
Audio: Slipstream DSP/DAC
Medium: 3.5" disk (WD1772 controller)

  • Inquizitor

This PCB is partnered with something else; Scorpion I perhaps?

Audio components and 4x2KB RAMs are not installed in later PCB revisions. It's highly likely the Slipstream DSP was never used as an audio generator.

JPM

"Give us a Break" hardware

CPU: 68000-8 (Clocked at 5MHz?)
Video: TMS34061, EF9369
Sound: SN76489
Medium: 3.5" disk (WD1770 Controller)
Runs most of the code from the disk, boardsets require ROM, disk and PAL swap

  • Give us a Break
  • Numbers Game
  • Pac Quiz
  • Suit Pursuit
  • Ten Up
  • The Treasure Trail

Supported by MAME, but with coin-up issues.

System 5 + Video

CPU: 68000-8?
Video: TMS34061
Sound: uPD7759
Medium: ROM

  • Monopoly

Impact + Video

CPU: 68000-8
Video: TMS34010
Sound: uPD7759
Medium: ROM

  • Cluedo
  • Coronation Street
  • Hangman
  • Scrabble
  • Snakes and Ladders
  • Trivial Pursuit

Supported as of MAME 0.115u1.

NOTE: This hardware is not to be confused with Proteus, which also ran some of these games, but was a Pentium II PC in a cab, running ports.

Maygay

MV1

CPU: 68000-12
Video: MHS S-82716-4
Sound: 8032, uPD7759C
Medium: ROM

  • Believe it or Not?
  • Caesar's Palace (video/fruit hybrid)
  • Crossword Quiz
  • Give us a Clue?
  • Screenplay (video/fruit hybrid)

Unknown

CPU: 68000 Video: MPEG-1 Medium: CD-ROM

  • The Krypton Factor

M2

CPU: MC68306FC16
Video: CL-GD5429
Sound: M6650
Medium: ROM

  • Aladdin's Cave
  • Big Break
  • London Underground
  • Risk
  • Super Clue
  • The Guinness Book of Records