PCE@arcade

Started by herr-g, 01/23/2013, 08:45 AM

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herr-g

Hi all,

i just realized (somehow i haven't been aware of this until now) that there have been a number of arcade games utilizing Hudsons HuC6280.
Ref.: http://www.mamedb.com/list.php?category=&cpu=HuC6280&fuzzy_name=&manufacturer=&start_year=1985
According to this list, Hudson and DECO were the major publishing companies for it.

I wonder if anyone here has some more information about it. I'd love to know in how far the hardware driving these games is based upon PC Engine. As the list includes some ported PCE bootlegs it seems to be at least related to it. Would be great to have some more (and partly unknown) games with that unique PCE style.

soop

wow, good find.  I'm interested too!
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Tatsujin

I think malduci (tom, bonknuts) even made a version of the arcade bloody wolf, running on the pce.
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NecroPhile

Wow, neat find.  Data East loved the Bee CPU, but too bad they didn't port more of those to the PCE.
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soop

Quote from: guest on 01/23/2013, 10:17 AMWow, neat find.  Data East loved the Bee CPU, but too bad they didn't port more of those to the PCE.
Especially Captain America and the Avengers.  I've heard some ports are terrible, but maybe the arcade version ain't too bad
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Tatsujin

yeah, would have been nice to have some act-fancer, crude buster, caveman ninja, midnight resistance, sly spy etc. on the pce :)
www.pcedaisakusen.net - home of your individual PC Engine collection!!
PCE Games countdown: 690/737 (47 to go or 93.6% clear)
PCE Shmups countdown: 111/111 (all clear!!)
Sega does what Nintendon't, but only NEC does better than both together!^^
<Senshi> Tat's i'm going to contact the people of Hard Off and open a store stateside..

soop

Quote from: Tatsujin on 01/23/2013, 10:25 AMyeah, would have been nice to have some act-fancer, crude buster, caveman ninja, midnight resistance, sly spy etc. on the pce :)
Midnight Resistance - I love that game.  And it should be totally do-able too...
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Mathius

Quote from: Tatsujin on 01/23/2013, 10:25 AMyeah, would have been nice to have some act-fancer, crude buster, caveman ninja, midnight resistance, sly spy etc. on the pce :)
Act-Francer for the win! :D ...hard as hell game too.

Vecanti

I spent a lot of quarters on SlySpy and Midnight Resistance in the arcades. 

I think the HuC6280 was used as a sound chip for most of these other than Bloody Wolf though.  I found this:
http://www.system16.com/museum.php?id=14

This shows Data East's different hardware configurations. 

This shows 68000 CPU and HuC6280 (clocked slower like in the MAME list posted above) for sound:

Configuration 4: (Sly Spy, Midnight Resistence, Etc..)
http://www.system16.com/hardware.php?id=943
Main Processor: MC68000 (16-bit, 12 MHz)
Sound: HuC6280 (8-bit, 3 MHz); YM2203 (1.5 MHz); YM3812 (3 MHz); OKI6295 (7.757 kHz)
Video Resolution: 256x240


But.. these might be PCE based...
Configuration 1: (Bloody Wolf)
http://www.system16.com/hardware.php?id=940
Main Processor: HuC6280 (8-bit, 7.159066 MHz)
Sound: HuC6280 (7.159066 MHz); YM2203 (1.5 MHz); MSM5205 (384 kHz)

And this one???
Configuration 2:
http://www.system16.com/hardware.php?id=942
Main Processor: HuC6280 (8-bit, 7.159066 MHz)
Sound: M6502 (1.5 MHz); YM2203 (1.5 MHz); YM3812 (3 MHz); OKI6295 (7.759 kHz)
Video Resolution: 256x240

esteban

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ParanoiaDragon

I want to say I recall Tom saying there were atleast 3 games that used it for the gfx etc.  Bloody Wolf being one of them, & I recall playing another via MAME, some kind of game involving cowboys & indians...I think. :-k
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