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Re: Bazooka game? gregf?
01/03/11 05:45 AM
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>I was scanning old documents and I came across an article on the repair of a coinop
> called "Bazooka". I've attached the article for your reading pleasure.
Thanks. I'll check this out.
>I get the impression that this game is non cpu, but what do you think? Does anyone have
>info on this game?
There are two games of the same gamplay. Player shoots as many military vehicles moving both left and right (horizontally) from one side of screen to the other while trying to avoid hitting ambulance and stretchers. The game is set at a fixed times (adjustable by operator) and when time expires, game ends. The Bazooka roms, floating around, should be of PSE's game.
I don't know if PSE licensed from Taito or if Taito licensed from PSE.
Project Support Engineering's Bazooka which is a non-cpu game.
And.
Taito's Cross Fire which is probably also a non-cpu game (not confirmed like Bazooka, but has same pcb layout arrangement iirc).
The Bazooka pcb is multi pcb system with 3 different boards and each pcb has a specific function. It is also like this with Desert Patrol and Game Tree....and probably the same for Maneater iirc ....going by memory of old ebay auction photos.
There are some reference photos on Discrete Logistics in PSE section.
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