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Atari 65XE (Arabic)

  1. Game infos
  2. Parent and Clones
  3. Sound
  4. Driver
  5. Inputs
  6. Controls
  7. Display
  8. Configurations
  9. Roms list
  10. Chips list
  11. Categories
  12. History
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Game infos

Description Atari 65XE (Arabic)
Name a65xea
Manufacturer Atari
Year 1986
Runnable yes
System arcade /
Number of players Non-arcade
Added to MAME .131
Romset size 0 B
Romset file files
Romset zip 0 B
Genre Computer

Parent and clones

Parent a800xl : Atari 800XL (NTSC) (1983)

Sound infos

Sound_channels 1

Driver infos

Driver status preliminary
Driver emulation preliminary
Driver color good
Driver sound good
Driver graphic good
Driver cocktail
Driver protection
Driver savestate yes

Inputs infos

Input service no
Input tilt no
Input players 4
Input buttons
Input coins

Controls infos

type ways minimum maximum sensitivity keydelta reverse
joy 8 no
keyboard no
paddle 0 228 200 10 yes

Display infos

type rotate flipx width height refresh pixclock htotal hbend hbstart vtotal vbend vbstart
raster 0 no 336 225 59.923329

Configuration

name tag mask
Television Artifacts
Name Off
Value 0
Default yes
Name On
Value 64
Default no

artifacts
 64

Roms list

console name bios size crc md5 merge sha1 region offset status optional
arcade basic_ar.rom 8192 c899f4d6 043df191d1fe402e792266a108e147ffcda35130 maincpu a000 good no
arcade c101700.rom 16384 45f47988 a36b8b20f657580f172749bb0625c08706ed824c maincpu c000 good no

Chips list

name tag type clock
1-Bit DAC dac audio
M6502 maincpu cpu 1789790
POKEY pokey audio 1789790
Speaker speaker audio

Categories

History


Computer published 34 years ago:

Atari 65XE (c) 1985 Atari Corporation.

- TRIVIA -

Introduced at the 1985 CES in Las Vegas. Retail Price was $99.99.

Jack Tramiel's Atari Corporation produced the final machines in the 8-bit series, which were the 65XE and 130XE (XE stood for XL-Expanded). They were announced in 1985, at the same time as the initial models in the Atari ST series, and visually resembled the Atari ST. Originally intended to be called the 900XLF, the 65XE was functionally equivalent to the 800XL minus the PBI connection. The 65XE (European version) and the 130XE had the Enhanced Cartridge Interface (ECI), which was electronically almost compatible with the Parallel Bus Interface (PBI), but physically smaller, since it was located next to the standard 400/800-compatible Cartridge Interface and provided only those signals that did not exist in the latter; ECI peripherals were expected to plug into both the standard Cartridge Interface and the ECI port.

The 65XE was 100% compatible with all of the Atari 400/800 and XL softwares.

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