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Power Spikes

Released in 1991

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Manufacturer: Taito
Developer: Taito
Distributor: Taito

Mame ROM Info
pspikes, Power Spikes (Korea)
Display
Raster
Orientation
Horizontal
Resolution
336 x 224
Colors
2048, Color
Genre
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Attributes
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Controls
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Hardware Info

68000 cpu @ 10 Mhz
Z80 cpu @ 4 Mhz
YM-2610 audio @ 8 Mhz

Hardware Platform: -Unique or Unknown-

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