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PolyGame Master

Also known as: PGM
Developer: International Games System
Publisher: International Games System
Released internationally: 1997

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The PolyGame Master was a Neo Geo-inspired cartridge-based arcade system originating from Taiwan.

While the hardware was licensed by Cave for use as non-cartridge-based dedicated boards (which were used for such games as Ketsui, Espgaluda, and DoDonPachi DaiOuJou), this page covers the original cartridge-based system.

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Copyright Header

Present at 0x200. 

IGS PGM PLATFORM COPYRIGHT(c) 1997

Copyright String

Present at 0x014B2A in the "V1" BIOS and 0x014DA6 in the "V2" BIOS. 

Copyright(C) 1996 International Games System Co.,Ltd.

Build Date

Present at 0x00DDB8 in the "V1" BIOS and 0x00DFFC in the "V2" BIOS.

Version Text
V1 
02/26/97  11:14:09
V2 
07/10/97  16:36:08
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