MAMEWorld Forums - EmuChat - Re: Kee Games Quiz Show

>Another quiz game with a cassette tape deck from the same era, Sega/Gremlin's Tic Tac Quiz
> is entirely undumped.

There was a table version of Tic Tac Quiz for sale at flippers (Vancouver, B.C.), but that was about 15 to 20 years ago. Tic Tac Quiz was probably the last Sega name only released game in either late 1976 or early 1977 before Sega did eventually bought out Gremlin either in 1978 or 1979. One of those bits of trivia hopefully someone can track down in one of the old coinop trade industry magazines such as Play Meter.

>That one runs on an even more unusual hardware platform featuring a SC/MP CPU.

Now that is a surprise to me if that is a cpu based game. I was guessing it wouldn't be using a cpu. That is a bummer with no pcb nor roms being dumped yet (tapes too).

I am glad Ramtek Trivia proms have been dumped. Still need Ramtek Trivia tapes to be dumped. There was an opportunity, but previous landlord at previous residence didn't want a Ramtek Trivia cab on the premises so that opportunity went out the window.

I only saw a cocktail table version at Disneyland (possibly Starcade arcade) near one of the entrances. It had to have been either in late 1976 or more likely when I was there in summer 1977. I never saw the game in person after that. I didn't play the game, but watched a couple try and play the game. It didn't have any interest to me then, so I went directly over to Exidy Circus since I enjoyed playing that much more when I was a kid then.

As a kid then, spending a quarter on a quiz game versus Exidy Circus, it is a no brainer that a kid will prefer playing Exidy Circus nearly 100% of the time.