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On
the BingoButch forum, Cayt
Pea has been filling in some of the blanks on the Bingos from Japan
And
what’s really Cool he pointed us to a little picture
of the game “Avenue” from Sigma
Not
a lot of detail, it is small and obviously part of an advertisement, but it
does help show the technology`
And
helps explain something I missed, not having anything to work with before`
Prior
to having this photo, the only reference to Avenue I had was from Wikipedia
Japan under IC Bingo
http://danny.cdyn.com/sigma%20medal%20games%20wiki.htm
また、ビンゴカードやマジックスクリーンをモニターで表現した『CRTビンゴ』も生産されている。 白と青の筐体カラーとなり、効果音がPSGよりFM音源になった。
AVENUE
SEA ISLAND '89
Yeah,
even translated, not much to work with`…laugh`
But
now it’s easy to see that these two games would have used CRT monitors verses
the electro-mechanical bingo cards we are
so
use to - A next-generation change up from the Magic Screen games from Sigma
that basically copied tech from Bally
We
also get a hard date on Avenue of 1987 and reference that a Sea Island would
have been released in 1989
I doubt that either game was ever
released`…for sure, never sold in volume`
Too bad the Bingos also died early
in Japan`…who knows what bad-ass machines we would have seen come out`
_
Thanks Cayt – Very Cool _
eremeka definition
MAACA.org
https://www.maaca.org
› General boards › Projects
Sep 15, 2022 — eremeka is slang (a portmanteau romanization)
that refers to electromechanical machines, but also machines with a physical gameplay element, ..
This
is a great website on the Japanese arcade games`…Caitlyn has done some
remarkable research and kindly shares it with everyone`
http://danny.cdyn.com/Section11a4.htm
