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18 Holes Pro Golf 1981
CPU: M6502 @ 1.5MHz, M6502 @ 0.5MHz Audio: 2x AY-3-8910A @ 1.5MHz

Backfire 1995

CPU: ARM @ 7MHz Audio: YMZ280B @ 14MHz Output: Dual Monitor System

Battle Rangers / Bloody Wolf 1988
Main Processor: HuC6280 @ 7.159066 MHz Sound: HuC6280 @ 7.159066 MHz, YM2203 @ 1.5 MHz, MSM5205 @ 384 kHz Notes : A modified PC-Engine, differences are input ports are different (2 dips, 2 joysticks, 1 coin port), interface to palette chip is different (palette data is the same), extra sound chips, and extra processor to drive them, twice as much VRAM.

Boogie Wings / The Great Ragtime Show 1992
CPU: 68000 @ 14MHz, HuC6280 @ 8.055MHz Audio: YM2151 @ 3.58MHz, OKI6295 @ 1.006875MHz, OKI6295 @ 2.01375MHz

Chanbara 1985
CPU: M6809 @ 1.5Mhz Audio: YM2203 @ 1.5Mhz

Competition Golf: Final Round 1985
CPU : M6809 @ 2 MHz Sound : YM2203 @ 1.5 MHz Res : 248x240

Desert Assault / Thunder Zone 1991
CPU : 2x MC68000 x 2 @ 14 MHz Sound : HuC6280 @ 4.0275 MHz, YM2203 @ 4.0275 MHz, YM2151 @ 3.58 MHz, 2x OKI6295 @ 7.627 kHz Video Resolution: 320x240

Diet Go Go 1992
CPU: 68000 @ 14MHz, HuC6280 @ 2.685MHz Audio: YM2151 @ 3.58MHz, OKI6295 @ 1.006875MHz

Dog-Fight Data East / Technos - 1984
Main Processors: M6502 x 2 @ 1.5 MHz Sound: AY-8910 x 2 @ 1.5 MHz Video Resolution: 256x240

Double Wings 1993

Express Raider / Western Express 1986
CPU: DECO CPU16 @ 4MHz, M6809 @ 2MHz Audio: YM2203 @ 1.5MHz, YM3526 @ 3.6MHz

High Seas Havoc 1993

CPU: 68000 @ 7.670453MHz, Z80 @ 3.579545MHz Audio: YM2612 @ 7.670453MHz, SMSIII PSG @ 3.579545MHz

Hardware: This is an unusual Data East PCB based on the Sega Genesis / Megadrive

PCB Picture : Large Picture

Lemmings 1991 (Prototype)
CPU: MC68000 (16-bit, 14 MHz) Sound: M6809 (8-bit, 4.0275 MHz); YM2151 (3.58 MHz); OKI6295 (7.757 kHz) Video Resolution: 320x224
Notes : (Bryan McPhail) Licensed from the home computer version this game never made it past the arcade field test stage. Unlike most Data East games this hardware features a pixel layer and a VRAM layer, probably to make the transition from the pixel addressable computer code to the arcade hardware. As prototype software it seems to have a couple of non-critical bugs, the palette ram check and vram check both overrun their actual ramsize.

Mad Alien / Mad Rider 1980
CPU: M6502 @ 1.324375MHz, M6502 @ 0.5MHz Audio: AY-3-8910A @ 1MHz

Metal Clash 1985
CPU : 2x M6809 @ 1.5 MHz Sound Chip : YM2203 @ 1.5 MHz, YM3526 @ 3 MHz Video Res : 256 x 232

Pocket Gal Deluxe 1992
CPU: 68000 @ 14MHz Audio: OKI6295 @ 1.006875MHz, OKI6295 @ 2.01375MHz

Pro Yakyuu Nyuudan Test Tryout / Pro Baseball Skill Tryout 1985
CPU: M6502 @ 2MHz, M6502 @ 1.5MHz Audio: YM2203 @ 1.5MHz

Psycho-Nics Oscar 1987
CPU : 2x HD6309 @ 2 MHz Sound : M6502 @ 1.5 MHz, YM2203 @ 1.5 MHz, YM3526 @ 3 MHz

Tumble Pop 1991
CPU: MC68000 (16-bit, 14 MHz) Sound: HuC6280 (8-bit, 4.0275 MHz); YM2151 (3.58 MHz); OKI6295 (7.757 kHz) Video Resolution: 320x240

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