0.31 [Mike Balfour]
0.30 [Mike Balfour]
Artwork available
Bugs:
- Audio recording of the original cabinet speaker for reference. Smitdogg (ID 03015)
WIP:
- 0.158: RealComboman added output so artwork can display current gear settings.
- 0.148: Zab added clone Sprint 2 (color kit, Italy).
- 16th November 2011: 3D ARCADE - New Atari 3D cabinet model for Sprint 1 from btribble.
- 0.140u1: Derrick Renaud optimized speed of DISCRETE_DAC_R1 and fixed operation of DISCRETE_COUNTER_7492.
- 0.128u4: Derived clocks from crystals in Sprint2 driver. Unified memory map [Luigi30].
- 0.123u2: Changed palettesize to 12 colors.
- 26th August 2006: Mr. Do - Added Sprint 2 bezel from MAME.net and Mean Arena. Some of these decent stuff are so-so; some are REALLY good.
- 0.99u2: Derrick Renaud fixed motor sounds.
- 0.94u5: Hans Andersson updated Sprint 1/2 discrete sound to use the new component value code.
- 0.88u4: Stefan Jokisch fixed Sprint2 watchdog issues.
- 0.88: Derrick Renaud added watchdog to Sprint1/2 and set to proper time using new MDRV_WATCHDOG_VBLANK_INIT function.
- 0.80u2: Derrick Renaud updated Sprint 1/2 to use Aaron's DISCRETE_ADJUSTMENT changes.
- 0.71u3: Stefan Jokisch added clone Sprint 2 (set 2). Changed parent description to 'Sprint 2 (set 1)'. Changed M6502 CPU clock speed to 756000 Hz and visible area to 512x224.
- 22nd July 2003: Stefan Jokisch re-wrote and merged the Sprint 1/2 and Dominos drivers, fixing sprites in Sprint 1/2 and fixing sound in Dominos.
- 0.69: Derrick Renaud switched Sprint 2 player controls so they lined up under the proper score color.
- 0.68: Derrick Renaud fixed gear shifter input.
- 0.66: Added Discrete sound and changed visible area to 256x232.
- 1st March 2003: Keith Wilkins and Derrick Renaud submitted a large update to the discrete sound system, adding discrete sound to Canyon Bomber, Polaris, Sprint, Sprint 2, Ultra Tank and samples to Circus, Clowns and Sea Wolf.
- 0.59: Fixed gfx1/2 loading. Changed input to 5x buttons. Added 'Service Mode' dipswitch.
- 20th February 2002: Stefan Jokisch fixed Sprint 2 which was broken in 0.58.
- 5th July 2001: Peter Fyfe dumped Sprint 2 (set 2).
- 0.37b7: Added prom ($0 - unknown).
- 29th November 1999: Zsolt Vasvari fixed 16bpp in sprint2.
- 0.36b5: Changed VSync to 60Hz.
- 0.33b7: Changed description to 'Sprint 1' and clone Sprint2 to 'Sprint 2'.
- 0.31: Mike Balfour added Sprint1 (Atari 1978). Known issues: Dipswitches in Sprint 1 are wrong.
- 30th January 1998: Dumped Sprint 1.
- 0.30: Mike Balfour added 'Sprint2' (Atari 1976).
Recommended Games (Sprint):
Indy 800
Indy 4
Sprint 1
Sprint 4
Sprint 8
Championship Sprint
Super Sprint
Poly-Play (ZRE) (Autorennen)
Poly-Play (ZRE-PP) (Autorennen)
American Speedway
Redline Racer
Bad Lands
Ironman Ivan Stewart's Super Off-Road
Ironman Ivan Stewart's Super Off-Road Track-Pak
Wheels Runner
Grudge Match
Rough Racer
Danny Sullivan's Indy Heat
Arcade Video game published 41 years ago:
Sprint One (c) 1978 Kee Games.
In this game you control a race car on a semi-circular track. You are looking down on the action from above. Your only goal is to drive around the track as many times as possible, and as fast as you can. There will be four cars on the track at all times (the computer lets you know that 'Grey cars drive automatically').You control the white car, while the computer controls a black car and two grey cars. The game will rate you at the end, you can get rated Granny, Rookie, or Pro, and getting a score over 250 points will extend the game an extra 30 seconds. The game has several different tracks available, and they change randomly throughout the game (they literally change while you are still driving). This is different than the original "Sprint 2", which allowed you to select your track manually. The graphics are simple black and white with two shades of gray thrown in for good measure. They are simple, but they get the job done.
- TECHNICAL -
Game ID : 006443
Main CPU : MOS Technology M6502 (@ 756 Khz)
Sound Chips : Discrete circuitry.
Screen orientation : Horizontal
Video resolution : 512 x 224 pixels
Screen refresh : 60.00 Hz
Palette colors : 4
Players : 1
Control : steering wheel, pedal, four position shifter
- TRIVIA -
Released in January 1978. Sprint One was released two years after "Sprint 2" and both games have the same type of play. The '1' and '2' designations have nothing to do with a predecessor/sequel status, but merely reflect the number of players required for each game.
Sprint One came in two forms, that of a plain woodgrain upright, and much rarer upright with sideart. This common woodgrain version had no sideart, of any kind. It only had a few modest decorations around the control pane and monitor. Atari simply didn't put the work into this one that they put into the previous Sprint titles, it seems they made this one only to fill up a gap in their product line... All of the game circuits are built into a single large PCB, which also has an integrated power supply.
- SERIES -
1. Sprint 2 (1976)
2. Sprint 8 (1977)
3. Sprint 4 (1977)
4. Sprint One (1978)
5. Super Sprint (1986)
6. Championship Sprint (1986)
7. Bad Lands (1989)
- CONTRIBUTE -
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