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Gizmondo

Game infos
Sound
Driver
Inputs
Controls
Display
Roms list
BIOS set
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History

Download gizmondo.zip (0 B)

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Title
Marquee
Cabinet
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Game infos

Description Gizmondo

Name gizmondo

Manufacturer Tiger Telematics

Year 2005

Runnable yes

System arcade /

Number of players Non-arcade

Added to MAME .141

Romset size 0 B

Romset file files

Romset zip 0 B

Genre Handheld

Sound infos

Sound_channels 0

Driver infos

Driver status preliminary

Driver emulation preliminary

Driver color good

Driver sound preliminary

Driver graphic good

Driver cocktail

Driver protection

Driver savestate yes

Inputs infos

Input service no

Input tilt no

Input players 1

Input buttons

Input coins

Controls infos

type	ways	minimum	maximum	sensitivity	keydelta	reverse
joy	8					no

Display infos

type	rotate	flipx	width	height	refresh	pixclock	htotal	hbend	hbstart	vtotal	vbend	vbstart
lcd	0	no	320	240	60

Roms list

console	name	bios	size	crc	md5	merge	sha1	region	offset	status	optional
arcade	fboot.bin	fboot	2048	28887c29			e625caaa63b9db74cb6d7499dce12ac758c5fe76	maincpu	0	good	no

BIOS set

name	description	default
fboot	fboot	yes

Chips list

name	tag	type	clock
ARM9	maincpu	cpu	40000000

Categories

History

Console published 14 years ago:

Gizmondo (c) 2005 Tiger Telematics.

Handheld gaming console.

- TRIVIA -

The Gizmondo device was originally called Gametrac. Tiger Telematics first published on their website in October 2003 about the device being developed. This came in response to Nokia's N-Gage. During December that year, it made its debut as a concept product at the Las Vegas CES show in January 2004, and later appeared at the German CeBIT show in March 2004. The company and the console were renamed Gizmondo around August 2004.

- CONTRIBUTE -

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