AEA
- American Electronic Assembly.
- Main office location: Tencarola (Padova).
- AEA builded machines with original boards (mainly from Sega),
with slightly hardware changes, and finally three original
games.
- Founded and managed by Tiziano Tredese, disappeared in the
middle of the eighties.
- There's only one known bottleg by AEA, a version
of Asterock, Sidam's bootleg of Asteroids.
| Name | Orig. | Year | Emul. | Info |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Head-on |
 |
1979 | Clone of Sega original |
|
| Super Head-on |
 |
1979 |
Clone of Head-on 2 (Sega), to be confirmed |
|
| Silver Dollar |
|
1979 |
Clone of Deadeye (Meadows) |
|
| Asterock |
 |
1980 | Clone of Asteroids (Atari) |
|
| Mini Monaco G.P. |
|
1980 |
Clone of Sega original | |
| Carnival |
|
1980 |
Clone of Sega original | |
| Borderline |
|
1981 |
Clone of Sega original | |
| Arcade Super-Reflex |
 |
1982 |
||
| Rolling Ball |
|
1983 |
||
| Kubiks |
|
1984 |
Super Head-on
It can be an evolution of Head-on, or a simple port of Head-on 2. The
cabinet monitor was an Hantarex HTC90.Mini Monaco G.P.
The board was an original Sega with no CPU; the cabinet was very
tight.Borderline
The Romset used by MAME comes from an AEA machine. The PCB inside is
identical to the original one made by Sega.Arcade
Super-Reflex
A shooting gallery game in a cabinet full of mirrors.
Rolling Ball
 |
 |
 |
Images from the flyer, thanks to Federico Croci.
Roll over the targets with a white marble.
Avoid other balls; stupid (yellow), smart (orange), very smart
(purple) and sticky (red).
Also bonus stars, fuel recharge, vitamins and so on.