Rope Man
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Released in 1983
Member Rating
Manufacturer:
-bootleg-
Developer:
-bootleg-
Distributor:
-bootleg-
Mame ROM Info
ropeman,
Rope Man
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Display
Raster |
Orientation
Vertical |
Resolution
224 x 256 |
Colors
32, ?Unknown? |
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Genre
[no data]
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Attributes
[no data]
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Controls
[no data]
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Game Summary
No summary.
Hardware Info
M6809
cpu
@ 2.048 Mhz
Z80
cpu
@ 1.789772 Mhz
AY-8910
audio
@ 1.789772 Mhz
AY-8910
audio
@ 1.789772 Mhz
Hardware Platform: -Unique or Unknown-
Game Details
No info.
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"Maybe" Images
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Knowledge Base
Yet Another List
O-Taito is the Old Taito pinout on wiretap. N-Taito is the New-Taito pinout (Like Elevator Action). Quote by R. Schieve: "Taito.pin will match most for power, ground, monitor, and speaker connections but inputs are usually quite different." DECO/Data East is the Data East pinout. See Ring King.pin or KarateChamp.pin.I AtariV is Black Widow and Gravitar and Space Duel Konami if the Konami pinout. See Konami\Rush'n'Attack.pin. BZone is Battle Zone and Red Baron Tehkan games seem to follow th
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/kb_dl.aspx/KB/historical documents/atari games vaxmail/vax84.txt
Atari/Atari Games VaxMail 1984 Jed Margolin
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From: KIM::SUTTLES 9-JAN-1984 11:40
To: @SYS$MAIL:COINOP
Subj: A neat trick with mail
For all of you who use the MAIL program as a form of
the "paperless office", I have discovered a bug (pronounced
"fea-ture") in same.
It seems that the addressee line (TO: ...) is parsed
independently of file handling. Mail looks at each item in
the list, and checks for a double colon (
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Arcade Game Cheats
--- 720 --- (Contributor: unknown) In the ramp section, levels 8, 9, and 10: holding down the kick and jump buttons simultanously on the lip of the ramp will boost your air. This trick only works when you're going the correct speed (usually your third or fourth jump), and only once (as far as I can tell) per ramp session per level. ----------- Afterburner ----------- (Contributor: Anthony D. Chen) key: S - start button V - vulcan cannon M - missle F - foot sensor (only on sit-down version) stag
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/kb_dl.aspx/KB/test_equipment/univid 1000/univid_harness.txt
From: jeff hendrix <jhendrix@quark.com>
To: "'vectorlist@mcfeeley.cc.utexas.edu'"
Subject: RE: Univid 1000
Date: Mon, 1 Mar 1999 11:44:51 -0700
Here is a list of the harnesses and what boards they go to, I also might
have a few harnesses for trade.
UNIVID 1000 harness numbers
Atari
101 Arabian
102 Centipede
103 Cloak & Dagger
104 Crystal Castle
105 Dig Dug
106 Food-Fight
107 I-Robot
108 Kangaroo
109 Liberator
110 Millipede
111 Pole Position
111 Pole Position II
112 Xevious
Ce
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/kb_dl.aspx/KB/pinouts/rock_n_rope.txt
Rock n Rope, Konami
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Solder Side | Parts Side
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-5V | A | 1 | +12
Speaker | B | 2 | Speaker
2P Button 2 | C | 3 | 2P Button 1
2P Left | D | 4 | 2P Right
1P Start | E | 5 | 2P Start
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Technical Information
Note: The information and links on this page might get moved around quite a bit before things get all sorted out. I'm just going to start putting up all kinds of information that I've had archived away, so please pardon the mess! :)
Identifying Unknown Board Sets Back in 1994, Rick Schieve wrote an article about how to identify unknown boards. This article gives some quick tips on how to figure out what the pinouts are for an unknown PCB. The text is moderately technical so if you're not sure what R
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1996.09.29 GUIDE TO LOWER MAINLAND ARCADES
VERSION 1.0a : 1996.09.29 by Glenn Tarigan Additional comments by "Moby" Henry Kong Andrew Chang Feel free to distribute this document. Make sure the credits remain intact. I'd like to get some comments, especially from people who have been to any of the arcades mentioned here. What can I do to improve this guide? Do you have any details or opinions to add? Note: "Lower Mainland" refers to a southwest portion of British Columbia, Canada. The major arcades listed so far
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Konami / Stern 36 Pinouts, Switches, etc
Konami 36 pin wiring, switches, and add'l technical info Compiled for coinop.org by Kurt Koller and Sirdar Bey.
Known variations follow, select game to jump to that game's information.
Amidar · Circus Charlie · Contra · Frogger · Green Beret · Gyruss · Hyper Sports · Jail Break · Juno First · Kicker · L'il Hustler · Locomotion · Lost Tomb · Mania Challenge · Mega Zone · Mikie · Moon War · Nemesis · Pandora's Palace · Pooyan · Road Fighter · Roc 'N' Rope · Rush 'N' Attack · Sc
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