Fruit Star (encrypted)

Game infos

Sound infos

Driver infos

Inputs infos

Display infos

type	rotate	flipx	width	height	refresh	pixclock	htotal	hbend	hbstart	vtotal	vbend	vbstart
raster	0	no	384	232	60

Dipswitchs

• Unknown
  • Off
  • On

Roms list

console	name	bios	size	crc	md5	merge	sha1	region	offset	status	optional
arcade	fruitstar_t10s-i-1.ic37		65536	cd458e9f			3fdf59360704ae1550c108c59907067fc7c8424c	maincpu	0	good	no
arcade	fruitstar_t10s-i-2.ic51		65536	4536976b			9a0ef6245e5aedfdb690df4c6d7a32ebf1b22590	maincpu	8000	good	no
arcade	fruitstar_zg1.ic10		65536	c69deb11			00988c81a11ad96e4d789c53cfdced9ba8ee9ce0	gfxtemp	10000	good	no
arcade	fruitstar_zg2.ic11		65536	4feddc60			27a724e4d3273800bbf2f23628737a9be29fe5db	gfxtemp	0	good	no
arcade	n82s147an.ic9		512	eed0aa96			4e96e3b44430ebede1bf1affc60d43751266743e	proms	0	good	no
arcade	tbp24s10n.ic6		512					proms	200	nodump	no

Chips list

name	tag	type	clock
Speaker	mono	audio
Z80	maincpu	cpu	2000000

Categories

• Added to Mame in version .148u3
• Casino

MAMEinfo

0.148u3 [Team Europe, Roberto Fresca]


WIP:

- 19th March 2017: Team Europe - Decapping is a Fun World #3: Over the years, i got a lot machines, consoles and arcade boards, which had the CPU or decryption part hidden under Epoxy and that made it sometimes hard to get the game/program emulated correctly. So i sent a package with some of those hidden DIE's to Sean, who is really an expert for removing the epoxy and he also has a great equipment for doing HighRes-Pictures of those DIE's, to indentify it. So what new informations did we get with his help: FRUIT STAR (Funworld) board has an hidden CPU with decryption devices hidden inside an 40pin epoxy block (like many other Fun World boards, read more about it below)...while we at least were pretty sure the CPU is a Z80, we did not know what other parts were inside the block: LSI Logic Corp gate array (68 pins), 24-pin chip from "WaferScale", marked CNW50 and 40-pin Zilog chip with a '75 copyright - pretty sure a Z80.

- 0.148u3: Team Europe and Roberto Fresca added 'Fruit Star (encrypted)' (Fun World 1992).

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