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EXIDY UNIVERSAL GAME BOARD V2 HARDWARE
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| HARDWARE DESCRIPTION |
Main CPU : M6502 @ 705.562 Khz
Sound CPU : M6502 @ 894.886 Khz
Sound Chips : Custom @ 894.886 Khz
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Balloon Ball
(Prototype) |
| No images available | | Notes: A prototype game that was remarkable only because it was the first game to use microcomputer-synthesized music. |
Fax
1983 |
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Fax II
1984 |
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Fire One
1979 |
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Hard Hat
1982 |
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Kreepy Krawlers
1979 |
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Mouse Trap
1981 |
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Pepper II
1982 |
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Rolling Star Fire
1981 |
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| Notes: A motion version of Star Fire that included hydraulics and improved game play. A prototype version was show at the 1981 AMOA show but not released. Sigma licensed the game from Exidy and showed it the Japan Amusement Machine Show in Tokyo in 1982. |
Side Trak
1980 |
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Snapper
1982 (Prototype) |
| No images available | | Notes: Prototype, supposedly a full complete game, it just site tested poorly. |
Spectar
1980 |
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Star Fire
1978 |
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Star Fire II
1979 |
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Tailgunner II
1980 |
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| Notes: A sitdown cockpit version of Tail Gunner that uses conventional joysticks. |
Targ
1980 |
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Teeter Torture
1981 (Prototype) |
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Venture
1981 |
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Victor Banana
1982 |
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| Notes: Sold as a modification kit for Victory. |
Victory
1982 |
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