Cocktail "Flipping" Mode

[FrizzleFried]

I tried to look this up on MAWS with no success...

Does anyone have a list of games that support "cocktail" screen flipping for 2nd player?

I am trying to determine if I should go with a horizontal monitor setup or go with a vertical monitor for my cocktail table...if the majority of games are vertical,  I will go that route,  if the majority of games are horizontal...I have some thinking to do.

[byKnight]

Good question. Got me to thinking about the cocktail cabinet my older son and I just finished (a Dreamarcades kit).

It turns out so far that of all the game's we've tried on there, almost every one that we liked is a vertical. So we use the end-to-end controls the most. About the only use the side-by-side controls get is for Gauntlet (favorite of the five-year-old) and Joust.

I put a single trackball on one end (mostly for wife to play Centipede). So for Missle Command, I play it rotated to vertical and (horrors!) stretched to fill the screen.

[squirrellydw]

I would like to see a list as well.  You can always add a 3rd CP so you don't have to play a horizontal game on a vertical screen.

[FrizzleFried]

I have an oldschool Atari cabinet...so the CP's are already on the "horizontal side"...a single CP on the vertical side would look a bit strange.   I already have 2 stand up cabs (one vertical and one horizontal)...so this is more something to play around with.   I was considering going horizontal as I am going to use a PC monitor and I could surf,  watch videos, etc if I did that...but if the majority of cocktail games are vertical,  that would leave a very small playfield for the majority of the games designed for the cabinet which would be silly...i'd go with the vertical layout and forget the PC based games, etc.

[NOP]

[edit: list removed!  I used the wrong parameters on the search criteria.  :-[]

This list was generated with my uber-ninja mutant tool called RL from MAME 111's XML file.

http://forum.arcadecontrols.com/index.php?topic=55636.0

Using the commands:

rl -in:allgames.xml -out:vertcocktail.xml -find:"cocktail & (rotate=90 | rotate=270)"

and then rl -in:vertcocktail.xml -out:list.txt -d


In other words, find all the games that have "cocktail" something (most likely a dipswitch) and vertical orientation on the monitor.

There may be a few stragglers, but I think this hit the majority of them.

[FrizzleFried]

Nice...how about the same list but for horizontal games?

Thanks!

[NOP]

 

ok, let's try this again.  I had the wrong parameters on the last list.  The rotate tags in the xml file are new and are messing with my head.  The way I understand it, rotate is like this:

rotate=0, rotate=180 should be horizontal games
rotate=90, rotate=270 should be vertical. 

Too early in the morning for me I guess.

With that in mind, let's see what comes up this time:

Vertical games with cocktail in the description (a better search would be "dipvalue name=cocktail" but this is quick-n-dirty.

rl -in:allgames.xml -out:vertcocktail.xml -find:"(rotate=90 | rotate=270) & cocktail"

Yields 1195 roms:

PuckMan (Japan set 1, Probably Bootleg)
PuckMan (Japan set 2)
PuckMan (Japan set 1 with speedup hack)
Puckman (Falcom?)
Pac-Man (Midway)
Pac-Man (Midway, with speedup hack)
PuckMan (Japan set 3)
Pac-Man (Midway, harder)
Newpuc2
Newpuc2 (set 2)
New Puck-X
Pac-Man (Hearts)
Hangly-Man (set 1)
Hangly-Man (set 2)
Hangly-Man (set 3)
Piranha (hack)
Abscam
Crush Roller (Kural Samno)
Crush Roller (Kural Esco - bootleg?)
Crush Roller (Kural - bootleg?)
Crush Roller (Kural TWT)
Make Trax (set 1)
Make Trax (set 2)
Korosuke Roller
Magic Brush
Paint Roller
Pac-Man Plus
Joyman
Caterpillar Pacman Hack
Eyes (Digitrex Techstar)
Eyes (Techstar)
Eyes (Zaccaria)
Mr. TNT
Gorkans
Eggor
Piranha
Piranha (older)
Naughty Mouse (set 1)
Naughty Mouse (set 2)
Ms. Pac-Man
Ms. Pac-Man (with speedup hack)
Ms. Pac Attack
Woodpecker (set 1)
Woodpecker (set 2)
Ms. Pac-Man (bootleg)
Ms. Pac-Man (bootleg, (encrypted))
Pac-Gal
Ms. Pac-Man Plus
Ali Baba and 40 Thieves
Dream Shopper
Van-Van Car
Van-Van Car (Karateco)
Van-Van Car (set 3)
Boardwalk Casino
The Glob (Pac-Man hardware)
Super Glob (Pac-Man hardware)
Super Glob (Pac-Man hardware) German
Beastie Feastie
MTV Rock-N-Roll Trivia (Part 2)
Big Bucks
Ms. Pacman Champion Edition / Super Zola Pac Gal
Eight Ball Action (Pac-Man conversion)
Porky
Pengo (set 1 rev c)
Pengo (set 2)
Pengo (set 2 not encrypted)
Pengo (set 3 not encrypted)
Pengo (set 4)
Pengo (bootleg)
Penta
Jr. Pac-Man (Pengo hardware)
Jr. Pac-Man
The Dealer
Revenger
Galaxian (Namco set 1)
Galaxian (Namco set 2)
Galaxian (Midway)
Galaxian (Midway, old rev)
Super Galaxians
Galaxian Part X
Moon Alien
Space Invaders Galactica
Galaxian Part 4
Galaxian Turbo
Swarm
Zero Time
Star Fighter
Galaxian Test ROM
Ghostmuncher Galaxian (bootleg)
Pisces
Pisces (bootleg)
Omni
UniWar S
Gingateikoku No Gyakushu
Gingateikoku No Gyakushu (bootleg set 1)
Gingateikoku No Gyakushu (bootleg set 2)
Space Battle (bootleg set 1)
Space Battle (bootleg set 2)
Sky Raiders
Batman Part 2
War of the Bugs or Monsterous Manouvers in a Mushroom Maze
Defend the Terra Attack on the Red UFO
Exodus (bootleg?)
Streaking
Pac-Man (Galaxian hardware)
Devil Fish (Galaxian hardware, bootleg?)
Zig Zag (Galaxian hardware, set 1)
Zig Zag (Galaxian hardware, set 2)
Jump Bug
Jump Bug (bootleg)
Azurian Attack
Orbitron
Moon Cresta (Galaxian hardware)
Moon Cresta (Nichibutsu)
Moon Cresta (Nichibutsu, unencrypted)
Moon Cresta (Nichibutsu, old rev)
Moon Cresta (Gremlin)
Super Moon Cresta
Moon Cresta (bootleg set 1)
Moon Cresta (bootleg set 2)
Moon Cresta (bootleg set 3)
Fantazia
Moon Quasar
Moon Alien Part 2
Moon Alien Part 2 (older version)
Super GX
Eagle (set 1)
Eagle (set 2)
Eagle (set 3)
Space Thunderbird
Sky Base
Check Man
Check Man (Japan)
Dingo
Dingo (encrypted)
Black Hole
King & Balloon (US)
King & Balloon (Japan)
Scorpion (Moon Cresta hardware)
Frog (Galaxian hardware)
4 Fun in 1
Bagman (Moon Cresta hardware)
Donkey Kong Jr. (Moon Cresta hardware)
Ladybug (bootleg on Galaxian hardware)
Bongo
Hunchback (Galaxian hardware)
Tazz-Mania (Galaxian Hardware)
Catacomb
Scramble
Scramble (Stern)
Scramble (Galaxian hardware)
Strafe Bomb
Battle of Atlantis (set 1)
Battle of Atlantis (set 2)
The End
The End (Stern)
Omega
Crazy Kong (Scramble hardware)
Frog
Frogger (Falcon bootleg)
Amidar (Scramble hardware)
Triple Punch
Knock Out!!
Mariner
800 Fathoms
Mars
Devil Fish
New Sinbad 7
Mr. Kougar
Mr. Kougar (earlier)
Mr. Kougar (bootleg)
Mr. Kougar (bootleg Set 2)
Hot Shocker
Conquer
Hunchback (Scramble hardware)
Hunchback Olympic (Scramble hardware)
Cavelon
Mighty Monkey (bootleg on Scramble hardware)
Mighty Monkey
Mighty Monkey (bootleg on Super Cobra hardware)
Super Cobra
Super Cobra (Stern)
Super Cobra (Sega)
Super Cobra (bootleg)
Armored Car (set 1)
Armored Car (set 2)
Moonwar
Moonwar (older)
Tazz-Mania (set 1)
Tazz-Mania (set 2)
Calipso
Anteater
Ameisenbaer (German)
The Anteater (UK)
Video Hustler
The Billiards
Video Hustler (bootleg)
Frogger
Frogger (Sega set 1)
Frogger (Sega set 2)
Frogger (Moon Cresta hardware)
Amidar
Amidar (Stern)
Amidar (Olympia)
Amidar (Bootleg)
Amigo
Turtles
Turpin
600
Fly-Boy
Fly-Boy (bootleg)
Fast Freddie
Jump Coaster
Jump Coaster (Taito)
Boggy '84
Scorpion (set 1)
Scorpion (set 2)
Crazy Kong (set 1)
Crazy Kong (set 2)
Crazy Kong (Jeutel bootleg)
Crazy Kong (Orca bootleg)
Crazy Kong (Alca bootleg)
Big Kong
Monkey Donkey
Yamato (US)
Yamato (World?)
Top Roller
Guzzler
Cannon Ball (Crazy Climber hardware)
Cannonball (set 2)
Crazy Kong (Alternative levels)
Gomoku Narabe Renju
Wiping
Rug Rats
Seicross
Sector Zone
Fire Battle
Mighty Guy
Terra Cresta (YM3526 set 1)
Terra Cresta (YM3526 set 2)
Terra Cresta (YM2203)
Soldier Girl Amazon
Sei Senshi Amatelass
Kid no Hore Hore Daisakusen
Kid no Hore Hore Daisakusen (bootleg)
Galivan - Cosmo Police (12/16/1985)
Galivan - Cosmo Police (12/11/1985)
Dangar - Ufo Robo (12/1/1986)
Dangar - Ufo Robo (9/26/1986)
Dangar - Ufo Robo (bootleg)
Ninja Emaki (US)
Youma Ninpou Chou (Japan)
Armed Formation
Phoenix (Amstar)
Phoenix (Centuri), Set 1
Phoenix (Centuri), Set 2
Phoenix (Taito)
Phoenix (T.P.N.)
Phoenix (IRECSA, G.G.I Corp)
Condor
Fenix
Falcon (bootleg set 1)
Vautour (set 1 - Jeutel France)
Vautour (set 2)
Griffon
Falcon (bootleg set 2)
Pleiads (Tehkan)
Pleiads (bootleg)
Pleiads (Centuri)
Capitol
Survival
Naughty Boy
Naughty Boy (bootleg)
Naughty Boy (Cinematronics)
Pop Flamer (protected)
Pop Flamer (not protected)
Pop Flamer (hack?)
Trivia Master (set 1)
Trivia Master (set 2)
Trivia Genius
Gee Bee
Gee Bee (Gremlin)
Bomb Bee
Cutie Q
Navarone
Kaitei Takara Sagashi (K'K-Tokki)
SOS
Tank Battalion
Warp & Warp
Warp Warp (Rock-ola set 1)
Warp Warp (Rock-ola set 2)
Jungler
Jungler (Stern)
Tactician (set 1)
Tactician (set 2)
Loco-Motion
Guttang Gottong
Cotocoto Cottong
Commando (Sega)
Galaga (Namco rev. B)
Galaga (Namco)
Galaga (Midway set 1)
Galaga (Midway set 2)
Galaga (Midway set 1 with fast shoot hack)
Gallag
Gatsbee
Dig Dug (rev 2)
Dig Dug (rev 1)
Dig Dug (Atari, rev 2)
Dig Dug (Atari, rev 1)
Zig Zag (Dig Dug hardware)
Xevious (Namco)
Xevious (Atari set 1)
Xevious (Atari set 2)
Xevious (Atari set 3)
Xevios
Battles
Super Xevious
Super Pac-Man
Super Pac-Man (Midway)
Pac & Pal
Pac & Pal (older)
Pac-Man & Chomp Chomp
Phozon (Japan)
Mappy (US)
Mappy (Japan)
Dig Dug II (New Ver.)
Dig Dug II (Old Ver.)
Tower of Druaga (New Ver.)
Tower of Druaga (Old Ver.)
Motos
Grobda (New Ver.)
Grobda (Old Ver. set 1)
Grobda (Old Ver. set 2)
Gaplus (rev. D)
Gaplus (alternate hardware)
Gaplus (rev. B)
Galaga 3 (rev. C)
Galaga 3 (set 3)
Galaga 3 (set 2)
Cosmic Guerilla
Cosmic Alien
Cosmic Alien (older)
Space Panic (version E)
Space Panic (set 2)
Space Panic (set 3)
Space Panic (harder)
Space Panic (German)
Zero Hour
Red Clash (set 1)
Red Clash (set 2)
Red Clash (Kaneko)
Magical Spot
Magical Spot II
Devil Zone
Devil Zone (easier)
No Man's Land
No Man's Land (Gottlieb)
Cheeky Mouse
Lady Bug
Lady Bug (bootleg)
Lady Bug (bootleg Set 2)
Space Raider
Dorodon (set 1)
Dorodon (set 2)
Mr. Do!
Mr. Do! (prototype)
Mr. Do! (Taito)
Mr. Do! (bugfixed)
Mr. Lo!
Mr. Du!
Yankee DO!
Mr. Do's Castle (set 1)
Mr. Do's Castle (set 2)
Mr. Do's Castle (older)
Mr. Do vs. Unicorns
Jumping Jack
Sheriff
HeliFire (set 1)
HeliFire (set 2)
Radar Scope
Donkey Kong (US set 1)
Donkey Kong (US set 2)
Donkey Kong (Japan set 1)
Donkey Kong (Japan set 2)
Donkey Kong (Japan set 3) (bad dump?)
Donkey Kong Junior (US)
Donkey Kong Jr. (Japan)
Donkey Kong Junior (Japan?)
Donkey Kong Jr. (bootleg)
Donkey Kong Junior (bootleg?)
Donkey Kong 3 (US)
Donkey Kong 3 (Japan)
Donkey Kong 3 (bootleg on Donkey Kong Jr. hardware)
Special Forces
Special Forces II
Eight Ball Action (DK conversion)
Eight Ball Action (DKJr conversion)
Drakton
Street Heat - Cardinal Amusements
Hunchback (DK conversion)
Super Bike (DK conversion)
Herbie at the Olympics (DK conversion)
Hero in the Castle of Doom (DK conversion)
Hero in the Castle of Doom (DK conversion not encrypted)
4 Player Bowling Alley
Space Invaders
Space Invaders II (Midway, cocktail)
Space Invaders Part II (Taito)
Space Invaders Deluxe
Moon Base
Super Earth Invasion (set 1)
Super Earth Invasion (set 2)
Space Invaders (Model Racing)
Space Attack
Super Invaders
Invasion
Space Stranger
Space Stranger 2
Super Invaders (EMAG)
Jatre Specter (set 1)
Jatre Specter (set 2)
Invader's Revenge
Invader's Revenge (Dutchford)
Galaxy Wars (Universal set 1)
Galaxy Wars (Universal set 2)
Galaxy Wars (Taito?)
Star Wars
Lunar Rescue
Lunar Rescue (Model Racing bootleg)
Galaxy Rescue
Destination Earth
Cosmic Monsters
Cosmic Monsters 2
Rolling Crash / Moon Base
Ozma Wars (set 1)
Ozma Wars (set 2)
Solar Fight
Space Chaser
Space Chaser (CV version)
Lupin III
Polaris (set 1)
Polaris (set 2)
Balloon Bomber
Indian Battle
Alien Invasion Part II
Space Invaders (TV Version)
Space Invaders (CV Version)
Space Invaders (SV Version)
Space Invaders (SV Version 2)
Space War Part 3
Space Invaders (Logitec)
Space Invaders Part Four
Space King
Space War (Sanritsu)
Cosmo
Straight Flush
Cosmos
Dark Warrior
Space Fortress
Video Eight Ball
Video Eight Ball (Rev.1)
Logger
Dazzler
Digger (CVS)
Wall Street
Radar Zone
Radar Zone (Rev.1)
Radar Zone (Tuni)
Outline
Gold Bug
Heart Attack
Hunchback
Superbike
Raiders
Hero
Hunchback Olympic
Gorf
Gorf (Program 1)
Solar Fox (upright)
Kick (cocktail)
Satan's Hollow (set 1)
Satan's Hollow (set 2)
Tron (set 1)
Tron (set 2)
Tron (set 3)
Tron (set 4)
Journey
Andromeda (Japan?)
IPM Invader
Sky Chuter
Space Beam
Green Beret (Irem)
Head On (Irem, M-15 Hardware)
Red Alert
Demoneye-X
Oli-Boo-Chu
Traverse USA / Zippy Race
MotoRace USA
Shot Rider
Shot Rider (Sigma license)
The Battle-Road
Youjyuden (Japan)
Image Fight (Japan)
Pound for Pound (World)
Pound for Pound (US)
Q*bert (US set 1)
Q*bert (US set 2)
Q*bert (Japan)
Mello Yello Q*bert
Q*bert (early test version)
Q*bert Board Input Test Rom
Faster, Harder, More Challenging Q*bert (prototype)
Space Cruiser
Alpine Ski (set 1)
Alpine Ski (set 2)
Wild Western (set 1)
Wild Western (set 2)
Front Line
Water Ski
Bio Attack
High Way Race
Field Goal
Field Goal (different)
Crazy Balloon (set 1)
Crazy Balloon (set 2)
Strike Bowling
Marine Date
Jolly Jogger
Birdie King
Birdie King 2
Birdie King 3
Pit & Run (set 1)
Pit & Run (set 2)
Metal Soldier Isaac II
Return of the Invaders
Return of the Invaders (bootleg set 1)
Return of the Invaders (bootleg set 2)
Fighting Roller
Roller Aces (set 1)
Roller Aces (set 2)
VS Gong Fight
Ring Fighter (set 1)
Ring Fighter (set 2)
Samurai Nihon-ichi (set 1)
Samurai Nihon-ichi (set 2)
Nunchackun
Go Go Mr. Yamaguchi / Yuke Yuke Yamaguchi-kun
Mission 660 (US)
Mission 660 (Japan)
Mission 660 (bootleg)
The Alphax Z (Japan)
Big Event Golf
Halley's Comet (US)
Halley's Comet (Japan, Newer)
Halley's Comet (Japan, Older)
Halley's Comet '87
Land Sea Air Squad / Riku Kai Kuu Saizensen
Storming Party / Riku Kai Kuu Saizensen
Daikaiju no Gyakushu
Tokio / Scramble Formation
Tokio / Scramble Formation (US)
Tokio / Scramble Formation (bootleg)
KiKi KaiKai
Knight Boy
Arkanoid (Japan)
Arkanoid (bootleg with MCU)
Arkanoid (bootleg with MCU, harder)
Arkanoid (Game Corporation bootleg, set 1)
Arkanoid (Game Corporation bootleg, set 2)
Block (Game Corporation bootleg, set 1)
Block (Game Corporation bootleg, set 2)
Arkanoid (bootleg on Block hardware)
Paddle 2 (bootleg on Block hardware)
Arkanoid (Tayto bootleg)
Arkanoid (Tayto bootleg, harder)
Super Qix (set 1)
Super Qix (set 2)
Super Qix (bootleg)
Perestroika Girls
Perestroika Girls (Fuuki license)
Volfied (World)
Volfied (US)
Volfied (Japan)
Maze of Flott (Japan)
Daisenpu (Japan)
Arkanoid - Revenge of DOH (World)
Arkanoid - Revenge of DOH (US)
Arkanoid - Revenge of DOH (Japan)
Dr. Toppel's Adventure (World)
Dr. Toppel's Adventure (US)
Dr. Toppel's Tankentai (Japan)
Kageki (US)
Kageki (Japan)
Kageki (World?, hack)
Championship Bowling
Evil Stone
Fighting Hawk (World)
Fighting Hawk (Japan)
Master of Weapon (World)
Master of Weapon (US)
Ashura Blaster (Japan)
Ashura Blaster (US)
Super Space Invaders '91 (World)
Majestic Twelve - The Space Invaders Part IV (Japan)
Performan (Japan)
Performan (US)
Tiger Heli (US)
Tiger Heli (Japan set 1)
Tiger Heli (Japan set 2)
Tiger Heli (bootleg set 1)
Tiger Heli (bootleg set 2)
Slap Fight (set 1)
Slap Fight (set 2)
Slap Fight (Japan bootleg)
Slap Fight (English bootleg)
Slap Fight (bootleg)
Alcon
Flying Shark (World)
Sky Shark (US)
Hishou Zame (Japan)
Flying Shark (bootleg)
Kyukyoku Tiger (Japan)
Rally Bike / Dash Yarou
Truxton / Tatsujin
Same! Same! Same!
V-Five (Japan)
Grind Stormer
Grind Stormer (older set)
Gyrodine
Gyrodine (Crux)
Son of Phoenix
Repulse
'99: The Last War
'99: The Last War (alternate)
'99: The Last War (Kyugo)
S.R.D. Mission
F-X
Vulgus (set 1)
Vulgus (set 2)
Vulgus (Japan?)
1942 (set 1)
1942 (set 2)
1942 (set 3)
Commando (World)
Commando (US)
Senjou no Ookami
Commando (bootleg)
Space Invasion (Europe)
Space Invasion (bootleg)
Gun.Smoke (World)
Gun.Smoke (US set 1)
Gun.Smoke (US set 2)
Gun.Smoke (Japan)
The Speed Rumbler (set 1)
The Speed Rumbler (set 2)
Rush & Crash (Japan)
Mad Gear (US)
Mad Gear (Japan)
Led Storm (US)
Capcom Bowling (set 1)
Capcom Bowling (set 2)
Capcom Bowling (set 3)
Capcom Bowling (set 4)
Coors Light Bowling
Bowl-O-Rama
Strata Bowling (V3)
Strata Bowling (V1)
Hot Shots Tennis (V1.1)
Hot Shots Tennis (V1.0)
Poker Dice
Space Attack (cocktail)
Space Trek (cocktail)
Carnival (cocktail)
Borderline
Borderline (Sidam bootleg)
Borderline (Karateco bootleg)
Tac/Scan
Astro Blaster (version 3)
Astro Blaster (version 2)
Astro Blaster (version 2a)
Astro Blaster (version 1)
005
Monster Bash
Monster Bash (2 board version)
Space Odyssey (version 2)
Space Odyssey (version 1)
Pig Newton (version C)
Pig Newton (version A)
Sindbad Mystery
Zaxxon (set 1)
Zaxxon (set 2)
Jackson
Super Zaxxon
Future Spy
Congo Bongo
Tip Top
Star Jacker (Sega)
Star Jacker (Stern)
Regulus (New Ver.)
Regulus (Old Ver.)
Regulus (not encrypted)
Up'n Down
Up'n Down (not encrypted)
Mister Viking
Mister Viking (Japan)
SWAT
Water Match
Rafflesia
Gardia
Gardia (bootleg)
Noboranka (Japan)
Block Gal
Block Gal (bootleg)
Toki no Senshi - Chrono Soldier
Angel Kids (Japan)
Major League
Ace Attacker (Japan, System 16A, FD1094 317-0060)
Action Fighter, FD1089A 317-0018
Time Scanner (set 1, System 16A, FD1089B 317-0024)
Sonic Boom (FD1094 317-0053)
Time Scanner (set 2, System 16B)
Lock'n'Chase
Zoar
Burger Time (Data East set 1)
Burger Time (Data East set 2)
Burger Time (Midway)
Cook Race
World Tennis
Burnin' Rubber
Bump 'n' Jump
Car Action
Disco No.1
Disco No.1 (Rev.F)
Super Doubles Tennis
Minky Monkey
Test Tape (Cassette)
Terranean (Cassette)
Astro Fantasia (Cassette)
Super Astro Fighter (Cassette)
Lock'n'Chase (Cassette)
Pro Golf (Cassette)
Lucky Poker (Cassette)
Treasure Island (Cassette, set 1)
Treasure Island (Cassette, set 2)
Treasure Island (Cassette, set 3)
Disco No.1 (Cassette)
Sweet Heart (Cassette)
Tornado (Cassette)
Mission-X (Cassette)
Pro Tennis (Cassette)
Explorer (Cassette)
Burger Time (Cassette)
Burnin' Rubber (Cassette, set 1)
Burnin' Rubber (Cassette, set 2)
Bump N Jump (Cassette)
Graplop (aka Cluster Buster) (Cassette, set 1)
Graplop (aka Cluster Buster) (Cassette, set 2)
Rootin' Tootin' (aka La.Pa.Pa) (Cassette)
Rootin' Tootin' (Cassette)
Night Star (Cassette, set 1)
Night Star (Cassette, set 2)
Pro Soccer (Cassette)
Pro Bowling (Cassette)
Scrum Try (Cassette, set 1)
Scrum Try (Cassette, set 2)
Peter Pepper's Ice Cream Factory (Cassette, set 1)
Peter Pepper's Ice Cream Factory (Cassette, set 2)
Fighting Ice Hockey (Cassette)
Boulder Dash (Cassette)
Highway Chase (Cassette)
Flying Ball (Cassette)
Zeroize (Cassette)
Mad Alien
Mad Alien (Highway Chase)
Astro Fighter (set 1)
Astro Fighter (set 2)
Astro Fighter (set 3)
Astro Battle (set 1)
Astro Battle (set 2)
Astro Fire
Astro Combat (newer, CB)
Astro Combat (older, PZ)
Super Star Battle
Tomahawk 777 (Revision 1)
Tomahawk 777 (Revision 5)
Pro Soccer
Prosport
Boomer Rang'r / Genesis
Kamikaze Cabbie
Yellow Cab (bootleg)
Liberation
Dual Assault
Liberation (bootleg)
B-Wings (Japan)
Battle Wings
Battle Wings (alt)
Zaviga
Zaviga (Japan)
Karate Champ (US)
Karate Dou (Japan)
Pro Baseball Skill Tryout (Japan)
Fire Trap (US)
Fire Trap (Japan bootleg)
Darwin 4078 (Japan)
Last Mission (US revision 6)
Last Mission (US revision 5)
Last Mission (Japan)
Super Real Darwin (World)
Super Real Darwin (Japan)
Wonder Planet (Japan)
Senjyo
Star Force
Star Force (encrypted)
Mega Force
Baluba-louk no Densetsu
Bomb Jack (set 1)
Bomb Jack (set 2)
Pinball Action (set 1)
Pinball Action (set 2)
Pinball Action (set 3, encrypted)
Tee'd Off (Japan)
Tutankham
Tutankham (Stern)
Juno First
Juno First (Gottlieb)
Pooyan
Pooyan (Stern)
Pootan
Time Pilot
Time Pilot (Centuri)
Time Pilot (Atari)
Space Pilot
Power Surge
Mega Zone (Konami set 1)
Mega Zone (Konami set 2)
Mega Zone (Kosuka set 1)
Mega Zone (Kosuka set 2)
Mega Zone (Interlogic + Kosuka)
Pandora's Palace
Gyruss (Konami)
Gyruss (Centuri)
Venus
Roc'n Rope
Roc'n Rope (Kosuka)
Circus Charlie (Selectable level set 1)
Circus Charlie (Selectable level set 2)
Circus Charlie (No level select)
Circus Charlie (Centuri)
Circus Charlie (Centuri, earlier)
Time Pilot '84 (set 1)
Time Pilot '84 (set 2)
Time Pilot '84 (set 3)
Super Basketball (version G)
Super Basketball (version E)
Super Basketball (not encrypted)
Mikie
Shinnyuushain Tooru-kun
Mikie (High School Graffiti)
Road Fighter (set 1)
Road Fighter (set 2)
Kicker
Shao-Lin's Road
Finalizer - Super Transformation
Finalizer - Super Transformation (bootleg)
Jackal (World)
Top Gunner (US)
Tokushu Butai Jackal (Japan)
Contra (US)
Contra (US bootleg)
Contra (Japan)
Contra (Japan bootleg)
Gryzor (Set 1)
Gryzor (Set 2)
MX5000
Flak Attack (Japan)
Trick Trap (World?)
Labyrinth Runner (Japan)
Labyrinth Runner (World Ver. K)
The Hustler (Japan version M)
The Hustler (Japan version J)
Rack 'em Up
Battlantis
Battlantis (Japan)
Blades of Steel (version T)
Blades of Steel (version E)
Ajax
Typhoon
Ajax (Japan)
Devastators (ver. X)
Garuka (Japan ver. W)
City Bomber (World)
City Bomber (Japan)
Tempest (rev 3)
Tempest (rev 1)
Tempest (rev 2)
Tempest (rev 2, Revised Hardware)
Tempest Tubes
Centipede (revision 3)
Centipede (revision 2)
Centipede (bootleg)
Caterpillar
Millpac
Magic Worm (bootleg)
Tetris (Cocktail set 1)
Tetris (Cocktail set 2)
Sasuke vs. Commander
Satan of Saturn
Zarzon
Vanguard (SNK)
Vanguard (Centuri)
Vanguard (Japan)
Fantasy (World)
Fantasy (US)
Fantasy (Japan)
Pioneer Balloon
Nibbler (set 1)
Nibbler (set 2)
Nibbler (set 3)
Nibbler (Olympia)
Lasso
Pinbo (set 1)
Pinbo (set 2)
Pinbo (Strike)
Joyful Road (Japan)
Munch Mobile (US)
Marvin's Maze
Vanguard II
Jumping Cross
HAL21
HAL21 (Japan)
ASO - Armored Scrum Object
Alpha Mission
Arian Mission
T.N.K. III (US)
T.A.N.K. (Japan)
Ikari Warriors (US)
Ikari (Japan)
Ikari (Japan bootleg)
Victory Road
Dogou Souken
Dogou Souken (Joystick bootleg)
Guerrilla War (US)
Guevara (Japan)
Guerrilla War (Version 1)
Guerrilla War (bootleg)
Bermuda Triangle (Japan)
Bermuda Triangle (Japan old version)
Bermuda Triangle (US older version)
World Wars (World)
Chopper I (US set 1)
Chopper I (US set 2)
Chopper I (US set 3)
Koukuu Kihei Monogatari - The Legend of Air Cavalry (Japan)
TouchDown Fever
TouchDown Fever (Japan)
TouchDown Fever 2
Exciting Soccer
Exciting Soccer (alternate music)
Exciting Soccer (bootleg)
Exciting Soccer II
Equites
Equites (Sega)
Gekisou (Japan)
Super Stingray
Kyros
Kyros No Yakata (Japan)
Mahjong Block Jongbou (Japan)
The Next Space
Scrambled Egg
Eggs
Dommy
The Big Pro Wrestling!
Tag Team Wrestling
Syusse Oozumou (Japan)
Mysterious Stones - Dr. John's Adventure
Mysterious Stones - Dr. Kick in Adventure
Mat Mania
Exciting Hour
Mania Challenge (set 1)
Mania Challenge (set 2)
Battle Lane! Vol. 5 (set 1)
Battle Lane! Vol. 5 (set 2)
Battle Lane! Vol. 5 (set 3)
Kaos
Cat and Mouse (set 1)
Cat and Mouse (set 2)
Money Money
Jack Rabbit (set 1)
Jack Rabbit (set 2)
Jack Rabbit (special)
Mouser
Mouser (Cosmos)
XX Mission
Omega Fighter
Omega Fighter Special
Task Force Harrier
Task Force Harrier (Japan)
Bombjack Twin
Thunder Dragon 2
Big Bang
Many Block
S.S. Mission
Air Attack
Joinem
Super Triv
Jack the Giantkiller (set 1)
Jack the Giantkiller (set 2)
Jack the Giantkiller (set 3)
Treasure Hunt (Japan?)
Zzyzzyxx (set 1)
Zzyzzyxx (set 2)
Brix
Super Casino
Round-Up
Fitter
The Pit
The Pit (Centuri)
The Pit (Bootleg)
Dock Man
Port Man
Funny Mouse
Super Mouse
Macho Mouse
Intrepid (set 1)
Intrepid (set 2)
Zarya Vostoka
Romar Triv
Bagman
Le Bagnard (set 1)
Le Bagnard (set 2)
Bagman (Stern set 1)
Bagman (Stern set 2)
Super Bagman
Super Bagman (Stern)
Pickin'
Botanic
Stinger
Stinger (prototype?)
Wiz
Wiz (Taito)
The Lost Castle In Darkmist
Mustache Boy
Panic Road
Exerion
Exerion (Taito)
Exerion (bootleg)
Field Combat
Parallel Turn
D-Day (Jaleco - set 1)
D-Day (Jaleco - set 2)

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Argus
Valtric
Psychic 5
Sky Fox
Exerizer (Japan) (bootleg)
Plus Alpha
Tail to Nose - Great Championship
Super Formula (Japan)
Turbo Force
Aero Fighters
Aero Fighters (Turbo Force hardware set 1)
Aero Fighters (Turbo Force hardware set 2)
Sonic Wings (Japan)
Aero Fighters (bootleg)
F-1 Grand Prix
F-1 Grand Prix Part II
Lethal Crash Race (set 1)
Lethal Crash Race (set 2)
Springer
Hoccer (set 1)
Hoccer (set 2)
Battle Cruiser M-12
Hopper Robo
Wanted
Funky Bee
Funky Bee (bootleg, harder)
Sky Lancer
Sky Lancer (Esco Trading Co license)
Zodiack
Dog Fight (Thunderbolt)
Moguchan
The Percussor
Net Wars
Vastar (set 1)
Vastar (set 2)
Gals Panic (set 1)
Gals Panic (set 2)
Gals Panic (set 3)
Twin Eagle - Revenge Joe's Brother
U.S. Classic
Thunder & Lightning
Wiggie Waggie
Krazy Bowl
Twin Eagle II - The Rescue Mission
Change Air Blade (Japan)
Storm Blade (US)
Vasara
Vasara 2 (set 1)
Vasara 2 (set 2)
Ultra X Weapons / Ultra Keibitai
Speak & Rescue
Stratovox
Stratovox (bootleg)
Space Echo
Route 16
Route 16 (set 2)
Route 16 (bootleg)
Route X (bootleg)
Funky Fish
Kangaroo
Kangaroo (Atari)
Kangaroo (bootleg)
Arabian
Arabian (Atari)
Goindol (World)
Goindol (US)
Goindol (Japan)
Star Fighter (v1)
Brick Zone (v5.0)
Brick Zone (v4.0)
Gun Dealer (set 1)
Gun Dealer (set 2)
Gun Dealer (Tecmo)
Hot Pinball
Gals Pinball
Fantasia
Super Model
New Fantasia
Fantasy '95
Crazy Rally (set 1)
Crazy Rally (set 2)
Crazy Rally (Gecas license)
Speed Ball
Space Force
Looping (set 1)
Looping (set 2)
Sky Bumper
Super Rider
Blue Print (Midway)
Blue Print (Jaleco)
Saturn
New York New York
New York New York (Gottlieb)
Waga Seishun no Arcadia
R2D Tank
Spiders (set 1)
Spiders (set 2)
Spinner
Shuttle Invader
Car Jamboree
Popper
Dr. Micro
Gigas (bootleg)
Gigas Mark II (bootleg)
Oigas (bootleg)
Free Kick
Free Kick (bootleg)
Dynamic Ski
Astro Invader
Kosmo Killer
Kamikaze
Space King 2
Space Intruder
Space Intruder (Japan)
Space Firebird (Nintendo)
Space Firebird (Gremlin)
Space Firebird (bootleg)
Space Bird (bootleg)
Space Demon
King of Boxer (English)
Ring King (US set 1)
Ring King (US set 2)
Ring King (US set 3)
Ring King (US, Woodplace license)
Homo
The Hand
Got-Ya (12/24/1981, prototype?)
Mr. Jong (Japan)
Crazy Blocks
BlockBuster
Grand Cross
Taxi Driver
Nostradamus
Nostradamus (Japan)
Nostradamus (Korea)
Rotary Fighter
Enigma 2
Enigma 2 (Space Invaders Hardware)
Trivia ? Whiz (Vertical - Question set 1)
Trivia ? Whiz (Vertical - Question set 2)
Trivia ? Whiz (Edition 2)
Trivia ? Whiz (Edition 4)
Phraze Craze (Sex Kit)
Rock Duck (prototype?)

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And now for the horizontal games:

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Yields 808 roms:

Ponpoko
Ponpoko (Venture Line)
Moon Shuttle (US?)
Moon Shuttle (Japan)
Moon Shuttle (Japan set 2)
SF-X
Skelagon
Strategy X
Strategy X (Stern)
Crazy Climber (US)
Crazy Climber (Japan)
Crazy Climber (bootleg set 1)
Crazy Climber (bootleg set 2)
River Patrol (bootleg)
River Patrol (Orca)
Silver Land
Swimmer (set 1)
Swimmer (set 2)
Swimmer (set 3)
Dacholer
Kick Boy
Frisky Tom (set 1)
Frisky Tom (set 2)
Radical Radial
Clash-Road
Clash-Road (Status license)
Tube Panic
Roller Jammer
Mag Max
Cop 01 (set 1)
Cop 01 (set 2)
Terra Force
Terra Force (US)
Kodure Ookami (Japan)
Crazy Climber 2 (Japan)
Crazy Climber 2 (Japan Harder)
Tatakae! Big Fighter
Niyanpai (Japan)
Rally X
Rally X (Midway)
New Rally X
Bosconian (new version)
Bosconian (old version)
Bosconian (older version)
Bosconian (Midway, new version)
Bosconian (Midway, old version)
Libble Rabble
Pac-Land (set 1)
Pac-Land (set 2)
Pac-Land (set 3)
Pac-Land (Midway)
Dragon Buster
Baraduke (set 1)
Baraduke (set 2)
Metro-Cross (set 1)
Metro-Cross (set 2)
Hopping Mappy
Genpei ToumaDen
Rolling Thunder (new version)
Rolling Thunder (old version)
Wonder Momo
Snap Jack
Cosmic Avenger
Do! Run Run (set 1)
Do! Run Run (set 2)
Do! Run Run (Do's Castle hardware, set 1)
Do! Run Run (Do's Castle hardware, set 2)
Super Pierrot (Japan)
Mr. Do's Wild Ride
Kick Rider
Indoor Soccer
Sky Skipper
Popeye (revision D)
Popeye (revision D not protected)
Popeye (revision F)
Popeye (bootleg)
Space Invaders Test ROM
Space Zap
Robby Roto
Professor PacMan
Kozmik Kroozr
Domino Man
Wacko
Tapper (Budweiser)
Tapper (alternate)
Tapper (Suntory)
Tapper (Root Beer)
Timber
Demolition Derby
Demolition Derby (2-Player Mono Board Version)
Gimme A Break
Gridlee
Moon Patrol
Moon Patrol (Williams)
Tropical Angel
10-Yard Fight (World)
10-Yard Fight (Japan)
Vs 10-Yard Fight (World, 11/05/84)
Vs 10-Yard Fight (Japan)
Wily Tower
Atomic Boy
Fighting Basketball
Kung-Fu Master
Kung-Fu Master (Data East)
Spartan X (Japan)
Kung-Fu Master (bootleg set 1)
Kung-Fu Master (bootleg set 2)
Lode Runner (set 1)
Lode Runner (set 2)
Lode Runner II - The Bungeling Strikes Back
Lode Runner III - The Golden Labyrinth
Lode Runner III - Majin No Fukkatsu
Lot Lot
Kid Niki - Radical Ninja (World)
Kid Niki - Radical Ninja (US)
Kaiketsu Yanchamaru (Japan)
Little Hero
Spelunker
Spelunker (Japan)
Spelunker II
Horizon
Vigilante (World)
Vigilante (US)
Vigilante (Japan)
Meikyu Jima (Japan)
Kickle Cubele
Buccaneers (set 1)
Buccaneers (set 2)
R-Type (Japan)
R-Type (Japan prototype)
R-Type (US)
Battle Chopper
Mr. HELI no Dai-Bouken
Ninja Spirit
Saigo no Nindou (Japan)
Legend of Hero Tonma
X Multiply (Japan)
Dragon Breed (M81 pcb version)
Dragon Breed (M72 pcb version)
R-Type II
R-Type II (Japan)
Major Title (Japan)
Hammerin' Harry (World)
Hammerin' Harry (US)
Daiku no Gensan (Japan)
Daiku no Gensan (Japan, M72)
Cosmic Cop (World)
Gallop - Armed police Unit (Japan)
Ken-Go
Hasamu (Japan)
Dynablaster / Bomber Man
Dynablaster (bootleg)
Bomber Man (Japan)
Atomic Punk (US)
Bomber Man World / New Dyna Blaster - Global Quest
Bomber Man World (Japan)
Bomber Lord (bootleg)
New Atomic Punk - Global Quest (US)
Quiz F-1 1,2finish
Risky Challenge
Gussun Oyoyo (Japan)
Match It II
Shisensho II
Major Title 2 (World)
Major Title 2 (Japan)
The Irem Skins Game (US set 1)
The Irem Skins Game (US set 2)
Reactor
Insector (prototype)
Space Seeker
Jungle King (Japan)
Jungle King (Japan, earlier)
Jungle Hunt (US)
Jungle Hunt (Brazil)
Pirate Pete
Time Tunnel
Elevator Action
Elevator Action (bootleg)
The Tin Star
Sea Fighter Poseidon
Kick Start Wheelie King
Chack'n Pop
Great Swordsman (World?)
Great Swordsman (Japan?)
The Legend of Kage
The Legend of Kage (bootleg set 1)
The Legend of Kage (bootleg set 2)
The Legend of Kage (bootleg set 3)
Field Day
The Undoukai (Japan)
Forty-Love
The FairyLand Story
The FairyLand Story (Japan)
Onna Sansirou - Typhoon Gal (set 1)
Onna Sansirou - Typhoon Gal (set 2)
Victorious Nine
Gladiator (US)
Ohgon no Siro (Japan)
Great Gurianos (Japan?)
Kusayakyuu
Ben Bero Beh (Japan)
Rastan (World)
Rastan (US set 1)
Rastan (US set 2)
Rastan Saga (Japan)
Rainbow Islands (new version)
Rainbow Islands (old version)
Rainbow Islands (Extra)
Tetris (D.R. Korea)
Prebillian
Exzisus (Japan)
Bonze Adventure (World, Newer)
Bonze Adventure (World, Older)
Bonze Adventure (US)
Jigoku Meguri (Japan)
Ashita no Joe (Japan)
Gigandes
Gigandes (Japan)
Chuka Taisen (World)
Chuka Taisen (US)
Chuka Taisen (Japan)
Kabuki-Z (World)
Kabuki-Z (Japan)
The NewZealand Story (World, newer)
The NewZealand Story (Japan)
The NewZealand Story (World, older)
Insector X (World)
Raimais (World)
Raimais (Japan)
Kuri Kinton (World)
Kuri Kinton (US)
Kuri Kinton (Japan)
Kuri Kinton (World, prototype?)
Puzznic (World)
Puzznic (Japan)
Syvalion (Japan)
Nastar Warrior (US)
Space Invaders DX (Japan) v2.0
Mega Blast (World)
Mega Blast (Japan)
Cameltry (US)
Cameltry (US, alt sound)
Cameltry (Japan)
Liquid Kids (World)
Liquid Kids (US)
Mizubaku Daibouken (Japan)
Quiz Quest - Hime to Yuusha no Monogatari (Japan)
Quiz Chikyu Bouei Gun (Japan)
Dead Connection (World)
Dead Connection (Japan)
Dino Rex (World)
Dino Rex (Japan)
Dino Rex (US)
Guardian
Get Star (Japan)
Get Star (bootleg, set 1)
Get Star (bootleg, set 2)
Wardner (World)
Pyros (US)
Wardner no Mori (Japan)
Hellfire (1P Ver.)
Zero Wing
Flashgal (set 1)
Flashgal (set 2)
Legend
Airwolf
Sky Wolf (set 1)
Sky Wolf (set 2)
Pirate Ship Higemaru
Ghosts'n Goblins (World? set 1)
Ghosts'n Goblins (World? set 2)
Ghosts'n Goblins (US)
Makai-Mura (Japan)
Makai-Mura (Japan Revision C)
Makai-Mura (Japan Revision G)
Section Z (set 1)
Section Z (set 2)
Trojan (US)
Trojan (Romstar)
Tatakai no Banka (Japan)
Bionic Commando (Euro)
Bionic Commando (US set 1)
Bionic Commando (US set 2)
Top Secret (Japan)
Black Tiger
Black Tiger (bootleg)
Black Dragon
Black Dragon (bootleg)
Tiger Road (US)
Tora-he no Michi (Japan)
Tiger Road (US bootleg)
F-1 Dream
F-1 Dream (bootleg)
Ghouls'n Ghosts (World)
Ghouls'n Ghosts (US)
Dai Makai-Mura (Japan)
Strider (US set 1)
Strider (US set 2)
Strider Hiryu (Japan set 1)
Strider Hiryu (Japan set 2)
Willow (US)
Willow (Japan, Japanese)
Willow (Japan, English)
Wheel Of Fortune
Wheel Of Fortune (alternate)
Golden Tee Golf (Joystick, v3.1)
Golden Par Golf (Joystick, V1.1)
Golden Tee Golf II (Trackball, V2.2)
Golden Tee Golf II (Trackball, V1.1)
Golden Tee Golf II (Joystick, V1.0)
World Class Bowling (v1.66)
World Class Bowling Tournament (v1.40)
Shuffleshot (v1.40)
Shuffleshot (v1.39)
World Class Bowling Deluxe (v2.00)
Golden Tee '97 (v1.30)
Golden Tee '98 (v1.10)
Golden Tee '98 (v1.00)
Golden Tee '99 (v1.00)
Golden Tee 2K (v1.00)
Golden Tee Classic (v1.00)
Golden Tee Classic (v1.00) Alt
Space Fury (revision C)
Space Fury (revision A)
Space Fury (revision B)
Zektor (revision B)
Eliminator (2 Players, set 1)
Eliminator (2 Players, set 2)
Eliminator (2 Players, cocktail)
Eliminator (4 Players)
Eliminator (4 Players, prototype)
Star Trek
Flicky (128k Ver.)
Flicky (64k Ver.)
Bullfight
The Togyu (Japan)
Spatter
Sanrin San Chan (Japan)
Pitfall II
Pitfall II (not encrypted)
Sega Ninja
Sega Ninja (not encrypted)
Ninja
Ninja Princess (64k Ver. bootleg?)
Ninja Princess (128k Ver.)
Ninja Princess (64k Ver. not encrypted)
Ninja Princess (128k Ver. bootleg?)
I'm Sorry (US)
Gonbee no I'm Sorry (Japan)
TeddyBoy Blues (New Ver.)
TeddyBoy Blues (Old Ver.)
Heavy Metal
My Hero (US)
Seishun Scandal (Japan)
My Hero (Korea)
Choplifter
Choplifter (alternate)
Choplifter (bootleg)
4-D Warriors
Brain
Wonder Boy (set 1, new encryption)
Wonder Boy (set 1, old encryption)
Wonder Boy (set 2)
Wonder Boy (set 2 not encrypted)
Wonder Boy (set 3)
Wonder Boy (set 4)
Wonder Boy (not encrypted)
Wonder Boy Deluxe
Wonder Boy (system 2)
Wonder Boy in Monster Land (Japan New Ver.)
Wonder Boy in Monster Land (Japan Old Ver.)
Wonder Boy in Monster Land (Japan not encrypted)
Wonder Boy in Monster Land (English bootleg)
Wonder Boy in Monster Land (Galaxy Electronics English bootleg)
DakkoChan Jansoh
Ufo Senshi Yohko Chan
Ufo Senshi Yohko Chan (not encrypted)
Super Locomotive
Calorie Kun vs Moguranian
Calorie Kun vs Moguranian (bootleg)
Fantasy Zone (set 2, unprotected)
Fantasy Zone (set 1, unprotected)
Shinobi (set 5, System 16A, unprotected)
Shinobi (set 1, System 16A, FD1094 317-0050)
Aurail (set 3, US, unprotected)
Aurail (set 2, World, FD1089B 317-0168)
Aurail (set 1, Japan, FD1089A 317-0167)
Shinobi (set 4, System 16B, unprotected)
Shinobi (set 3, System 16B, unprotected)
Shinobi (set 2, System 16B, FD1094 317-0049)
Shinobi (bootleg)
Columns (US, cocktail)
Columns II: The Voyage Through Time (World)
Columns II: The Voyage Through Time (Japan)
Competition Golf Final Round (revision 3)
Competition Golf Final Round (old version)
Break Thru (US)
Kyohkoh-Toppa (Japan)
Force Break (bootleg)
Shoot Out (US)
Shoot Out (Japan)
Shoot Out (Korean Bootleg)
Express Raider (US)
Express Raider (US set 2)
Western Express (World?)
Western Express (bootleg set 1)
Western Express (bootleg set 2)
Act-Fancer Cybernetick Hyper Weapon (World revision 2)
Act-Fancer Cybernetick Hyper Weapon (World revision 1)
Act-Fancer Cybernetick Hyper Weapon (Japan revision 1)
Trio The Punch - Never Forget Me... (World)
Trio The Punch - Never Forget Me... (Japan)
Captain Silver (Japan)
Cobra-Command (World revision 5)
Cobra-Command (Japan)
Psycho-Nics Oscar (US)
Psycho-Nics Oscar (Japan revision 2)
Psycho-Nics Oscar (Japan revision 1)
Psycho-Nics Oscar (Japan revision 0)
Karnov (US)
Karnov (Japan)
Chelnov - Atomic Runner (World)
Chelnov - Atomic Runner (US)
Chelnov - Atomic Runner (Japan)
Robocop (World revision 4)
Robocop (World revision 3)
Robocop (Japan)
Robocop (US revision 1)
Robocop (US revision 0)
Robocop (World bootleg)
Sly Spy (US revision 3)
Sly Spy (US revision 2)
Secret Agent (World)
Secret Agent (bootleg)
Boulder Dash / Boulder Dash Part 2 (World)
Boulder Dash / Boulder Dash Part 2 (Japan)
Solomon's Key (US)
Solomon's Key (Japan)
Rygar (US set 1)
Rygar (US set 2)
Argus no Senshi (Japan)
Tecmo World Cup '90 (set 1)
Tecmo World Cup '90 (set 2)
Tecmo World Cup '90 (trackball)
Euro League
Track & Field
Track & Field (Centuri)
Hyper Olympic
Hyper Olympic (bootleg)
Hyper Sports
Hyper Olympic '84
Yie Ar Kung-Fu (set 1)
Yie Ar Kung-Fu (set 2)
Green Beret
Rush'n Attack (US)
Green Beret (bootleg)
Mr. Goemon (Japan)
Jail Break
Manhattan 24 Bunsyo (Japan)
Iron Horse
Dai Ressya Goutou (Japan)
Far West
Combat School (joystick)
Combat School (trackball)
Combat School (Japan trackball)
Boot Camp
Haunted Castle (version M)
Haunted Castle (version K)
Akuma-Jou Dracula (Japan version P)
Akuma-Jou Dracula (Japan version N)
'88 Games
Konami '88
Hyper Sports Special (Japan)
Surprise Attack (World ver. K)
Surprise Attack (Asia ver. L)
Surprise Attack (Japan ver. M)
Parodius DA! (World)
Parodius DA! (Japan)
Ultraman (Japan)
Nemesis
Nemesis (World?)
Salamander (version D)
Salamander (version J)
Lifeforce (US)
Lifeforce (Japan)
Black Panther
Kitten Kaboodle
Nyan Nyan Panic (Japan)
Hyper Crash (version D)
Hyper Crash (version C)
Gradius
Vulcan Venture
Gradius II - GOFER no Yabou (Japan New Ver.)
Gradius II - GOFER no Yabou (Japan Old Ver.)
Gradius II - GOFER no Yabou (Japan Older Ver.)
Cue Brick (Japan)
Gradius III (Japan)
Gradius III (Asia)
Gradius III (World ?)
Targ (cocktail?)
Missile Command (set 1)
Missile Command (set 2)
Super Missile Attack (for set 2)
Super Missile Attack (not encrypted)
Battle Zone (cocktail)
Warlords
Liberator (set 1)
Liberator (set 2)
Food Fight (cocktail)
Crystal Castles (version 4)
Crystal Castles (version 3, German)
Crystal Castles (version 3, Spanish)
Crystal Castles (version 3, French)
Crystal Castles (version 3)
Crystal Castles (version 2)
Crystal Castles (version 1)
Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom (Cocktail)
Off the Wall (2-player cocktail)
Chameleon
Mad Crasher
Gladiator 1984
Athena
Fighting Golf (World?)
Fighting Golf (US)
Country Club
Psycho Soldier (US)
Psycho Soldier (Japan)
Fighting Soccer
Champion Baseball
Champion Baseball (Japan set 1)
Champion Baseball (Japan set 2)
Champion Baseball II (set 1)
Champion Baseball II (set 2)
Splendor Blast
Gold Medalist
Gold Medalist (alt)
Gold Medalist (bootleg)
Acrobatic Dog-Fight
Dog-Fight (Japan)
Bogey Manor
Renegade (US)
Nekketsu Kouha Kunio-kun (Japan)
Nekketsu Kouha Kunio-kun (Japan bootleg)
Xain'd Sleena
Xain'd Sleena (bootleg)
Solar-Warrior
Double Dragon (Japan)
Double Dragon (US)
Double Dragon (World Set 1)
Double Dragon (World Set 2)
Double Dragon (bootleg)
Double Dragon II - The Revenge (World)
Double Dragon II - The Revenge (US)
Thunder Strike (Newer)
Thunder Strike (Older)
Shadow Force (US Version 2)
Berzerk (set 1)
Berzerk (set 2)
Frenzy
Megatack
Killer Comet
Challenger
Laser Battle
Lazarian
Nova 2001 (Japan)
Nova 2001 (US)
Ninjakun Majou no Bouken
Raiders5
Raiders5 (Japan)
Penguin-Kun Wars (US)
Penguin-Kun Wars (Japan)
Ninja-Kid II (set 1)
Ninja-Kid II (set 2)
Ninja-Kid II (set 3)
Rad Action
Mutant Night
Atomic Robo-kid
Atomic Robo-kid (Japan, Set 1)
Atomic Robo-kid (Japan, Set 2)
Super Spacefortress Macross II / Chou-Jikuu Yousai Macross II
Saboten Bombers (set 1)
Saboten Bombers (set 2)
Nouryoku Koujou Iinkai
Trog (rev LA4 03/11/91)
Trog (rev LA3 02/14/91)
Trog (rev PA6-PAC 09/09/90)
Trog (prototype, rev 4.00 07/27/90)
High Impact Football (rev LA4 02/04/91)
High Impact Football (rev LA3 12/27/90)
High Impact Football (prototype, rev 8.6 12/09/90)
Super High Impact (rev LA1 09/30/91)
Super High Impact (prototype, rev 5.0 09/15/91)
Scion
Scion (Cinematronics)
Knuckle Joe (set 1)
Knuckle Joe (set 2)
Bone Crusher
Empire City: 1931 (bootleg?)
Empire City: 1931 (US)
Empire City: 1931 (Japan)
Street Fight (Germany)
Street Fight
Dead Angle
Gang Hunter (Spain)
SD Gundam Psycho Salamander no Kyoui
D-Con
Toki (World set 1)
Toki (World set 2)
JuJu Densetsu (Japan)
Toki (US)
Toki (bootleg)
Blood Bros. (set 1)
Blood Bros. (set 2)
West Story
Formation Z
Aeroboto
City Connection (set 1)
City Connection (set 2)
Cruisin
Momoko 120%
Ginga NinkyouDen (set 1)
Ginga NinkyouDen (set 2)
Legend of Makai (World)
Makai Densetsu (Japan)
Ninja Kazan (World)
Iga Ninjyutsuden (Japan)
Saint Dragon
Avenging Spirit
Phantasm (Japan)
Big Striker (bootleg)
Peek-a-Boo!
Spinal Breakers (World)
Spinal Breakers (US)
Spinal Breakers (Japan)
Power Spikes (World)
Power Spikes (Korea)
Super Volley '91 (Japan)
Power Spikes (bootleg)
Karate Blazers (World?)
Karate Blazers (US)
Karate Blazers (Japan)
Beach Festival World Championship 1997
Welltris (World?, 2 players)
Welltris (Japan, 2 players)
Miyasu Nonki no Quiz 18-Kin
Tao Taido (set 1)
Tao Taido (set 2)
Quiz & Variety Sukusuku Inufuku (Japan)
Marine Boy
Changes
Changes (EME license)
Looper
The Bounty
Espial (Europe)
Espial (US?)
Thunder Hoop (Ver. 1)
World Rally (set 1)
World Rally (set 2)
World Rally (set 3 - 930217)
1000 Miglia: Great 1000 Miles Rally (94/07/18)
1000 Miglia: Great 1000 Miles Rally (94/06/13)
Great 1000 Miles Rally: Evolution Model!!! (94/09/06)
Great 1000 Miles Rally: U.S.A Version! (94/09/06)
Hana Awase (Flower Matching)
Super Real Mahjong Part 2 (Japan)
Super Real Mahjong Part 3 (Japan)
Mahjong Yuugi (Japan set 1)
Mahjong Yuugi (Japan set 2)
Mahjong Pon Chin Kan (Japan set 1)
Mahjong Pon Chin Kan (Japan set 2)
Wit's (Japan)
Rezon
Rezon (Taito)
Extreme Downhill (v1.5)
Zombie Raid (US)
Guardians / Denjin Makai II
Wakakusamonogatari Mahjong Yonshimai (Japan)
Kosodate Quiz My Angel (Japan)
Kosodate Quiz My Angel 2 (Japan)
Puzzle De Bowling (Japan)
Penguin Brothers (Japan)
Super Real Mahjong PIV (Japan)
Super Real Mahjong PIV (Japan, older set)
Super Real Mahjong P7 (Japan)
Dyna Gear
Survival Arts (World)
Survival Arts (USA)
Eagle Shot Golf
Mahjong Hyper Reaction (Japan)
Meosis Magic (Japan)
Mahjong Hyper Reaction 2 (Japan)
Pachinko Sexy Reaction (Japan)
Pachinko Sexy Reaction 2 (Japan)
Dramatic Adventure Quiz Keith & Lucy (Japan)
Drift Out '94 - The Hard Order (Japan)
Lovely Pop Mahjong JangJang Shimasho (Japan)
Joryuu Syougi Kyoushitsu (Japan)
Koi Koi Shimasho 2 - Super Real Hanafuda (Japan)
Monster Slider (Japan)
Gourmet Battle Quiz Ryohrioh CooKing (Japan)
Lovely Pop Mahjong JangJang Shimasho 2 (Japan)
Mobil Suit Gundam Final Shooting (Japan)
Oh My God! (Japan)
Naname de Magic! (Japan)
Markham
Pettan Pyuu (Japan)
Rough Ranger (v2.0)
Super Ranger (v2.0)
Super Ranger (bootleg)
Super Ranger (WDK)
Hard Head
Hard Head (bootleg)
Popper (Hard Head bootleg)
Spark Man (v 2.0)
Hard Head 2 (v2.0)
Ultra Balloon
Yam! Yam!?
Wise Guy
Sadari
Gun Dealer '94
Primella
Leprechaun
Pot of Gold
Leprechaun (Pacific Polytechnical license)
Pirate Treasure
Miss World '96 (Nude)
Miss Mister World '96 (Nude)
Fantasia II (Explicit)
Fantasia II (Less Explicit)
Big Twin
World Beach Volley (set 1)
World Beach Volley (set 2)
Thief
NATO Defense
NATO Defense (alternate mazes)
Hole Land
Sauro
Tricky Doc (Set 1)
Tricky Doc (Set 2)
Mouja (Japan)
Magic Bubble
Magic Bubble (Adult version)
Shocking
Bomb Kick
Monkey Mole Panic (USA)
Quiz Channel Question (Ver 1.00) (Japan)
Quiz Channel Question (Ver 1.23) (Taiwan?)
The First Funky Fighter
Animalandia Jr.
Mahjong The Mysterious World
Quiz 365 (Japan)
Quiz 365 (Hong Kong & Taiwan)
Rong Rong (Europe)
Rong Rong (Germany)
Mahjong The Dai Chuuka Ken (China, v. D111)
Nettoh Quiz Champion (Japan)
Don Den Lover Vol. 1 (Hong Kong)
Hana Kanzashi (Japan)
Hana Kagerou [BET] (Japan)
Mahjong Chuukanejyo (China)
Mahjong Reach Ippatsu (Japan)
Battle Cross
Mermaid
Yachtsman
Rougien
Appoooh
Bank Panic
Perfect Billiard
Perfect Billiard (Sega)
Counter Run
Counter Run (bootleg set 1)
Counter Run (bootleg set 2)
Real Mahjong Haihai (Japan)
Real Mahjong Haihai [BET] (Japan)
Real Mahjong Haihai Jinji Idou Hen (Japan)
Real Mahjong Haihai Seichouhen (Japan)
The Mah-jong (Japan)
Hanaroku
Reikai Doushi (Japan)
Shanghai Kid
Hokuha Syourin Hiryu no Ken
Omega Race
Delta Race
Ambush
Ambush (Tecfri)
Ambush (Volt Elec co-ltd)
Mole Attack
Super Cross 2 (Japan set 1)
Super Cross 2 (Japan set 2)
Aquarium (Japan)
Trivia (Version 1.03)
Trivia (Version 5.06)
Reel Fun (Version 7.01)
Flower
Flower (bootleg)
Magical Cat Adventure
Magical Cat Adventure (Japan)
Catt (Japan)
Crowns Golf (set 1)
Crowns Golf (set 2)
Champion Golf (bootleg Set 1)
Champion Golf
Crowns Golf in Hawaii
Trivia ? Whiz (Horizontal - Question set 1)
Trivia ? Whiz (Horizontal - Question set 2)
Trivia ? Whiz (Edition 3)
Tic Tac Trivia
Phraze Craze

[NOP]

So take these lists with a dash of salt.
Things can trip up the search, and certainly if there is any incorrect information in the xml database, it'll come out in my lists too.

For example, I saw "double dragon" in the horizontal cocktail list, and sure enough, it has a dipswitch for setting it to cocktail mode, but how is that supposed to work?  It's a 2 player side by side game, like joust.  (joust btw is not in the list, as I'd expect)

At least (for me anyway) part of the fun is testing all the roms to see which ones actually work on your machine...

-jeff!

[Lilwolf]

Also, you might want to print out the list and cross out the games you don't like (or try them).  And go with what you really like. 

Cross out ones that require controls you don't have. 

Also, lots of non-cocktail games run great on a cocktail... just without swapping sides.

I personally think that cocktails should be vertical... And possibly add a 3rd controller on the side.  Or maybe add something that can attach to the side and plug in?  Seems like you could do something...

I have a few machines and am about to start on a cocktail table.  I'm going vertical on the cocktail table and horizontal on a standup.

[NOP]

Cross out ones that require controls you don't have. 

The tool I'm using can do that for you; just change the search criteria:

rl -in:allgames.xml -out:mygames.xml -find:"(joy4way | joy8way) & cocktail & (rotate=90 | rotate=270)"

Or whatever you need.  You can even find only the games that support the number of buttons you have or even remove the clones from the list:

-find:"(joy4way | joy8way) & cocktail & (rotate=90 | rotate=270) & (buttons=3 | buttons=2 | buttons=1 or !buttons=) & !cloneof"   

that'll find all the cocktail, vertical, non-cloned games that use 8way, 4way or 2way (mame lists 2way joysticks as 8way for whatever reason) and any button combination from 0 buttons up to 3.   whew!

Not that I'm trying to push the program onto anyone or anything.   

I personally think that cocktails should be vertical... And possibly add a 3rd controller on the side.  Or maybe add something that can attach to the side and plug in?  Seems like you could do something...

I 100% agree.  I have a vertical cocktail machine myself, and easily a majority of the ROMs (especially classics) are vertical.  I want to add players 3+4 to the side of my machine someday.  I gotta have joust and robotron.

BTW: gauntlet, even though horizontal and non-cocktail, is perfectly playable on a vertical cocktail machine.  You just need to remap the controls so that each player's controls work for their sitting position.  THe only thing that's difficult is reading the text, but it's not that tough to get used to.

-jeff!

[FrizzleFried]

Are there any MAMED "vs" type game where both players sit across from each other attempting to best one another?  Sports games?   A vs. Asteroids or tank type game?

[londonbabe]

Tetris, for starters.

[gnateye]

the only actual "head to head" game that i have come across today is called "laser' each guy sits on one side and shoots toward the middle...

[u_rebelscum]

Are there any MAMED "vs" type game where both players sit across from each other attempting to best one another?  Sports games?   A vs. Asteroids or tank type game?

FWIW, the first trackball games (atari football, atari soccer) are head to head only (you can't play alone, like air hockey).

The tool I'm using can do that for you; just change the search criteria...

Might want to pull out the games that the driver doesn't support cocktail mode.  I'm guessing:

rl -in:allgames.xml -out:mygames.xml -find:"(joy4way | joy8way) & cocktail & (rotate=90 | rotate=270) & (buttons=3 | buttons=2 | buttons=1 or !buttons=) & !cloneof & !cocktail=preliminary" 

---
NOP, does this app basicaly string search?  I'm asking because some of mame's xml repeat names.  For example, chip, control, and chip elemant all have a "type" attribute, but they all have different valid values.  To take it further, disk, driver, and rom elements all have "status" attributes; disk & rom are simular while driver has a different set of valid values. 
How could I do something like all games that all of it's roms status are "good" but have at least one disk status with "baddump" or "nodump" and the driver status is "good" or "imperfect"?

[danny_galaga]

there is a thread here somewhere about cocktail vs games. but three that i enjoy are space invaders II, hot shots tennis and tekken world cup (world cup should use a trackball but is still fun with a joy).

edit: you can start here

http://forum.arcadecontrols.com/index.php?topic=28325.0

[NOP]

rl -in:allgames.xml -out:mygames.xml -find:"(joy4way | joy8way) & cocktail & (rotate=90 | rotate=270) & (buttons=3 | buttons=2 | buttons=1 or !buttons=) & !cloneof & !cocktail=preliminary" 

---
NOP, does this app basicaly string search?  I'm asking because some of mame's xml repeat names.  For example, chip, control, and chip elemant all have a "type" attribute, but they all have different valid values.  To take it further, disk, driver, and rom elements all have "status" attributes; disk & rom are simular while driver has a different set of valid values. 
How could I do something like all games that all of it's roms status are "good" but have at least one disk status with "baddump" or "nodump" and the driver status is "good" or "imperfect"?

Yes, it's a string search utility.
The tools works on anything between <game> and </game> in the xml file.  Each criteria is tested separately, and then the status returned is ORed/ANDed together as it's working through the input.

What your asking for is slightly outside the scope of what it was written for, so I haven't paid much attention to the rom/disk status, and am just now seeing people using emulation status, so we might have to revisit how this works.  Perhaps adding a + operator like so:

find:"(disk+baddump | disk+nodump) & (!rom+baddump | !rom+nodump) & driver+status=good"

The + would tell the utility that all of the keywords have to be found on the same physical text line perhaps?  Think that would do it?


BTW the "or" in the last buttons bit should be a "|" instead of the actual word OR.  My mistake there.


It appears as if I have quite a bit of work to do on this tool still.  Luckily, I'm still excited about working on it, so I think this could be a feature add in the next release.

-jeff!

[turbo6]

I made a cocktail .ini file that goes in the "folders" of Mame32 to display which games support and actually work in cocktail mode. It may be a little dated though, as I made this file for verison .075 -.085 of Mame32 (might be more that have support by now, but it's a good start).

Not all Games that have the "cocktail flipping" in their dipswitches work properly (eg. Exciting Hour, among others).

Accessing the ability to make some games "flip " in cocktail mode is done within the game's service screens and not just in the dipswitches accessed by pressing the "Tab" key.

Also some "Original" Roms don't support "cocktail flipping" while one of their "clones" do... and vise versa...

I hope my rambling makes sense to you all and here's the file...

[Crowquill]

In the late 70's and early 80's, more games were vertical than horizontal. These were also the years that most of the cocktails were manufactured. Because of this I'd expect there to be a LOT more vertical games that support flipping than horizontal.

This theory is also the reason I decided to build a cocktail to run vertical games instead of an upright.

[NOP]

Accessing the ability to make some games "flip " in cocktail mode is done within the game's service screens and not just in the dipswitches accessed by pressing the "Tab" key.

Also some "Original" Roms don't support "cocktail flipping" while one of their "clones" do... and vise versa...

Whoa. I'd never thought that there may be hidden cocktail modes inside a game's service screens.  Any idea how many of those there are?  Can you give an example?
I assume that controls.dat is a tad more accurate with regards to this.

Did you compile this list by hand?  I'd like to compare it against one generated by my ROMLister tool and see how things match up.  I'd be happy to give this list a good home on my site:
http://www.waste.org/~winkles/ROMLister

...although I'd want to break it down into vertical and horizontal lists. 
I too went with a vertical cocktail machine (used a gutted Galaga machine).
I've currently got 125 games on it that are verified to work, but I'm always curious if I've missed a couple somewhere-hence my software was written.

-jeff!

[turbo6]

Whoa. I'd never thought that there may be hidden cocktail modes inside a game's service screens.  Any idea how many of those there are?  Can you give an example?
I assume that controls.dat is a tad more accurate with regards to this.

Did you compile this list by hand?  I'd like to compare it against one generated by my ROMLister tool and see how things match up.  I'd be happy to give this list a good home on my site:
http://www.waste.org/~winkles/ROMLister

...although I'd want to break it down into vertical and horizontal lists. 
I too went with a vertical cocktail machine (used a gutted Galaga machine).
I've currently got 125 games on it that are verified to work, but I'm always curious if I've missed a couple somewhere-hence my software was written.

-jeff!

As for how many games had the ability to change to "cocktail" mode in their service screens... I can't remember (but there are several), its been a couple of years since I made that .ini file. As an example, the game Blast Off is one such game. I've included a pic of the service screen and what has to change (they are highlited in a red box). Some games only need the "Rank" changed and others need both "Rank" and "Type" changed. Generally these options are A-B-C sometimes D, I just played wth the different options and then started the game in 2 Player to see if the screen flipped for Player 2. In the pic this is the setting (Blast Off) for making it flip in cocktail mode. Sometimes the screen gets flipped like a mirror (reversed text, etc...) in some games but you just use some of the other settings like "Flip" screen or do the same kinda thing for the individual game using the mame settings... I hope this is understandable...   

Yes I spent hours going thru each game and compiled it by hand. I'm sure alot of the "parent roms" have the cocktail mode as well but I only used the US or World versions to be seen for my own cocktail machine. You can use the list I compiled any way you like. I hope if you add any that support cocktail that I either missed or have been fixed, you'll add it to the list and make it downloadable for all to use. That would be great if you broke it down between vertical and horizontal games but still include the full list as well. I have a horizontal cocktail so its nice to have all the games that support "cocktail".

Well, good luck and enjoy... I know I tried to find such a list for cocktail with no luck... I hope this helps fellow cocktail owners save some time and headaches.   

[rockin_rick]

I believe that these game service screens are the 'soft dipswitches' for games that don't have actual dipswitches on the PCB.  I think that when this is the way it is, then dipswitches is not even an option in the TAB menu.  (I wouldn't be surprised if there were exceptions...)

Rick

[turbo6]

I believe that these game service screens are the 'soft dipswitches' for games that don't have actual dipswitches on the PCB.  I think that when this is the way it is, then dipswitches is not even an option in the TAB menu.  (I wouldn't be surprised if there were exceptions...)

Rick

That's correct... Pretty much what I stated in my first post in this thread. Alot of people would be looking only at the dipswitch options when hitting "Tab" where as if you look in the games service screens (softdip)  you'll find others that cocktail flip as well. Not sure if the "Romlister" proggy would find these or not??? Just trying to bring these options to light for those with cocktail machines who did not know.   

[rockin_rick]

That's correct... Pretty much what I stated in my first post in this thread. Alot of people would be looking only at the dipswitch options when hitting "Tab" where as if you look in the games service screens (softdip)  you'll find others that cocktail flip as well. Not sure if the "Romlister" proggy would find these or not??? Just trying to bring these options to light for those with cocktail machines who did not know.   

Yes, thanks for pointing this out.  I never did think of this.  I don't believe that softdips are found by RL, as I don't believe that they are in the xml.

I just wanted to clarify that 'game service screens' was the same (or also known) as softdips.

Rick

[paigeoliver]

Also note that some games that are two player simultaneous that have a cocktail dip actually change to alternating if you enable it.

[NOP]

Not sure if the "Romlister" proggy would find these or not??? Just trying to bring these options to light for those with cocktail machines who did not know.   

It absolutely would not.  I looked at MAME's xml output for Blast Off and there is no mention whatsoever of anything cocktail in the description, and then I looked at controls.xml and it too says cocktail=0.

I've got big-time mixed feelings about this.  First I'm bummed that my software isn't going to locate all of the ROMs that might play on your machine, and I'm overwhelmed by the feeling of having to manually poke around in all the ROMs to locate these hidden cocktail modes, however, I'm excited that I may be able to include some of the games that I'd written off as not working on my machine!  whew! 

well, we will have to keep working by hand to build up lists like turbo6 has done.
I'll gladly host them, although perhaps a wiki entry is a better idea, then people can add their own discoveries to it...

-jeff!

[turbo6]

Also note that some games that are two player simultaneous that have a cocktail dip actually change to alternating if you enable it.

Yes that is true. Some of them you can change "Upright Controls" setting from Duel to Single which allows cocktail to work properly. There are a few games that have this setting that you may need to change, so when the screen flips for Player 2 the joystick will work as Player 2 and not Player 1.

On another note... about screen being turned to Player 2 (at game startup) when changing the dips to cocktail. Jungle King (Japan) does this, all I did was use the Mame settings in the "Display Tab" and check "Flip screen upside-down" and "Flip screen left-right" and all is OK.   

I figured more people would be interested in the .ini file for their cocktail machines... maybe not as many people with cocktail arcades than I thought there would be.   

[turbo6]

It absolutely would not.  I looked at MAME's xml output for Blast Off and there is no mention whatsoever of anything cocktail in the description, and then I looked at controls.xml and it too says cocktail=0.

I've got big-time mixed feelings about this.  First I'm bummed that my software isn't going to locate all of the ROMs that might play on your machine, and I'm overwhelmed by the feeling of having to manually poke around in all the ROMs to locate these hidden cocktail modes, however, I'm excited that I may be able to include some of the games that I'd written off as not working on my machine!  whew! 

well, we will have to keep working by hand to build up lists like turbo6 has done.
I'll gladly host them, although perhaps a wiki entry is a better idea, then people can add their own discoveries to it...

-jeff!

That's too bad, I was hoping Romlister would find them all... I guess we'll have to continue compiling by hand... as I'm sure several games have been added or fixed since my .ini file was created. I don't usually update Mame on a regular basis though. The PC I'm gonna use in the cocktail machine is pretty slow (PII-400) so i'll probably stick to my full set for version 0.90. But my list was made back in version 0.70-something, so still there's probably work to be done for myself anyway.

It would be nice if there was a Wiki entry for this but thats not something I have a clue about doing, maybe someone with experience could write something up...   

[NOP]

I've started a wiki entry:

http://wiki.arcadecontrols.com/wiki/Lists

It's very, very rough at the moment but it's a start.  If you find a new game, just click the edit button and type it in!

It may be nice to eventually just link to separate wiki pages for vertical+horizontal cocktail lists or however else we'd like to break them up. 
There are also games like gauntlet, which is 100% not cocktail, but can absolutely be configured to work on a cocktail machine.  We may want to list those somewhere else too.  Ugh.

-jeff!

[turbo6]

I've started a wiki entry:

http://wiki.arcadecontrols.com/wiki/Lists

It's very, very rough at the moment but it's a start.  If you find a new game, just click the edit button and type it in!

It may be nice to eventually just link to separate wiki pages for vertical+horizontal cocktail lists or however else we'd like to break them up. 
There are also games like gauntlet, which is 100% not cocktail, but can absolutely be configured to work on a cocktail machine.  We may want to list those somewhere else too.  Ugh.

-jeff!

Way to go with the Wiki...   

I like the idea of seperate pages... Yeah, I had my cocktail setup for Gauntlet when I was testing. Yep, its gonna be alot of work... I dread going thru the roms again. 

I wonder how many members here have cocktail machines?

[rockin_rick]

Another oddball (regarding cocktail dipswitch) is Warlords.  The screen doesn't flip, rather it acts more like a B&W/color selector (maybe other changes??? I don't think so but I don't really know).  (uprights had B&W w/ colored overlay, while cocktails were color, no overlay).  So RL would find Warlords as a cocktail game (which it is), but inaccurately in the sense that the search is for (for flippers).

Rick

[shock_]

Sorry to resurrect a sleeping thread!

Am I correct in assuming there is no automatic way to take a list like the ones in the Wiki linked above and pre-switch from upright to cocktail, since every game has its own DIP banks etc?

Depending on the alignment of various celestial bodies, I may undertake to toggle my ROM CFGs in just this manner sometime.

I note that, for example, the rom INVADERS generates the following, "out of the box" (for me at least)

Code: [Select]

<?xml version="1.0"?>
<!-- This file is autogenerated; comments and unknown tags will be stripped -->
<mameconfig version="10">
    <system name="invaders" />
</mameconfig>
and after changing just the relevant thing, that file now looks like this:

Code: [Select]

<?xml version="1.0"?>
<!-- This file is autogenerated; comments and unknown tags will be stripped -->
<mameconfig version="10">
    <system name="invaders">
        <input>
            <port type="CONFIG_NAME" mask="1" index="35" defvalue="0" value="1" />
        </input>
    </system>
</mameconfig>
ie, the addition of one <input> element.

I'm thinking of a script to load the .cfg for a ROM, identify the appropriate container element (<system> in this case) and merge in the <input> element to batch-set all relevant ROMs for cocktail flipping mode.

SoftDIPs notwithstanding of course.

I make no guarantees to ever getting around to this either, but does anyone think it would be useful (although v probably brittle over time)?

[NOP]

wow.  if I understand this right, that's a pretty heavy undertaking to do, but could really be a timesaver for folks setting up their cocktail machines from scratch.

Since, I assume as you do, there is no generic cocktail switch to throw, you'd have to start from scratch and then tweak each rom to set it to cocktail and then do a diff on them to see what changed, and build up a database or batch file or something so that it could be run on another user's machine.

Personally, launching each and every ROM (after getting the list down to just the ROMs that supported my machine of course) was part of the fun in setting my machine up, so I had no problems with doing this all by hand, cuz then you have to play test and all...

I really like the idea of perhaps making more wiki entries or even a dedicated group/forum for cocktail owners, because we could not only share config files and lists, and config tweakers like this, but also ideas on what other upright games can be cocktailized without wrecking too much of the game play.


Speaking of which, does anyone know how to get asteroids into cocktail mode?  It's got a hardware jumper to select it, but since it is technically not a dipswitch, I can't find a setting in MAME?

-jeff!

[turbo6]

I hear ya.... I've tried getting cocktail mode enabled in Defender with no luck. Maybe its my old version of Mame(v0.90),     Maybe I'm just missing something in the softdip???

My cocktail is an old Defender cocktail (not worth refurb) converted to a Mame machine. How's that for irony....