0.125u1 [Roberto Fresca]
SETUP:
- The first time you run the game, it will say 'DATA ERROR'. Press F3 to initialize the NVRAM.
WIP:
- 0.167: Game-A-Tron gambling hardware changes [Roberto Fresca]: Added beeps/alarm input to Four In One Poker. All these are present in the Test Mode. However, their functions aren't clear. Switched the SN76496 PSG to SN76489, since it's present in the Bingo PCB. Added technical notes and more documentation. Changed description to 'Four In One Poker'.
- 0.153: Roberto Fresca changed description to 'Four in One Poker' (as seen in the official brochure).
- 0.133u1: Removed all 9x buttons.
- 0.128: Roberto Fresca improved Poker 4-1 button-lamps layouts to look more realistic.
- 0.127u1: Game-A-Tron gambling hardware updates [Roberto Fresca]: Added sound support to Poker 4-1 and Pull Tabs. Figured out the output ports. Documented each bit accessed. Added button lamps support. Created layouts for both games. Switched the 8255 port C to be used as output port. Adjusted the coin pulse timing. Updated technical notes. Splitted the driver to driver + video. Final clean-up. Added SN76496 (2MHz) sound.
- 0.125u4: Improvements to Game-A-Tron [Roberto Fresca]: Changed description to 'Poker 4-1' as shown in the ROMs stickers. Renamed the ROMs according to their own stickers. Moved the driver into gametron.a group. Added the missing input port C to 8255 PPI I/O chip. Poker 4-1 don't make use of it, but is present in the Test/Setting Mode. Updated technical notes. Renamed (gatcards) to (poker41).
- 0.125u1: Roberto Fresca added 'Card Games?' (Game-A-Tron 1983).
- 12th May 2008: Roberto Fresca - Two old different Game-A-Tron games running in the same platform. A multi card game (Draw Poker, Stud Poker, Acey-Deucy, Blackjack and High-Low) where you can choose the game to play, and a slots thematic game where you can play choosing a 'ticket'. Both games are working properly, but without sound (the sound device wasn't identified due to almost all ICs are plastic-covered). I have NO IDEA about their real names. If you have some reference or know something about them and want to help, please contact us through the MAMEDev Contact Form (http://mamedev.org/contact.html), or post something in the MAMEWorld Forums.
