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src/mame/drivers/kyugo.c
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GAME( 1986, legend, 0, legend, legend, kyugo_state, srdmissn, ROT0, "Kyugo / Sega", "Legend", GAME_SUPPORTS_SAVE ) // no copyright (maybe also a bootleg?)
GAME( 1986, legendb, legend, legend, legend, kyugo_state, srdmissn, ROT0, "bootleg", "Legion (bootleg of Legend)", GAME_SUPPORTS_SAVE ) // no copyright
GAME( 1987, airwolf, 0, srdmissn, airwolf, kyugo_state, srdmissn, ROT0, "Kyugo", "Airwolf", GAME_SUPPORTS_SAVE )
GAME( 1987, airwolfa, airwolf, srdmissn, airwolf, kyugo_state, srdmissn, ROT0, "Kyugo (UA Theatre license)", "Airwolf (US)", GAME_SUPPORTS_SAVE )
GAME( 1987, airwolfa, airwolf, srdmissn, airwolf, kyugo_state, srdmissn, ROT0, "Kyugo (United Amusements license)", "Airwolf (US)", GAME_SUPPORTS_SAVE )
GAME( 1987, skywolf, airwolf, srdmissn, skywolf, kyugo_state, srdmissn, ROT0, "bootleg", "Sky Wolf (set 1)", GAME_SUPPORTS_SAVE )
GAME( 1987, skywolf2, airwolf, srdmissn, airwolf, kyugo_state, srdmissn, ROT0, "bootleg", "Sky Wolf (set 2)", GAME_SUPPORTS_SAVE )
GAME( 1987, skywolf3, airwolf, srdmissn, airwolf, kyugo_state, srdmissn, ROT0, "bootleg", "Sky Wolf (set 3)", GAME_SUPPORTS_SAVE )

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src/mame/drivers/uapce.c
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/*
United Amusement PC-Engine based hardware
United Amusements PC-Engine based hardware
Driver by Mariusz Wojcieszek
Thanks for Charles MacDonald for hardware docs
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History
In 1989 United Amusement (a large operator of arcades in the US at that
In 1989 United Amusements (a large operator of arcades in the US at that
time) developed a JAMMA interface for the PC-Engine with NEC's blessing. NEC
pulled funding for the project before mass production began, and it never
took off.