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- This article is a generic description of Namco's "Galaxian" hardware. For the specific arcade game, see Galaxian.
The Namco 8-bit Galaxian arcade system board was first used by Namco in 1979.
Namco Galaxian specifications
- Main CPU: Z80[1]
- Sound chips: Discrete
- Video resolution: 256x224
- Notes: King and Balloon has an extra Z80 processor to drive a DAC which handles the speech.
List of Namco Galaxian arcade games
- Galaxian (1979)
- King and Balloon (1980) - the first game to feature synthesized voices
- Zig Zag (1982) - a bootleg of Namco's Dig Dug on Galaxian hardware.
- Check Man (1982)
- A bootlegged Pac-Man was also made with Namco Galaxian hardware named Ghostmuncher Galaxian.It contained Pac-Man and Galaxian on 1 board. It was changed using a DIP Switch.
References
- ^ "Game Logic Schematic" (pdf). Midway Galaxian Parts and Operating Manual. Chicago, Illinois: Midway Games. February 1980. pp. 22, 24. http://www.arcadedocs.com/vidmanuals/G/Galaxian.pdf. Retrieved 2009-07-20.
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