AEA
American Electronic Assembly, Tencarola PD

AEA started his activity as an manifacturer of alternate versions, then began to project and build original games.

  Name Year Clone? Original
name

Original
manifacturer

Dumped? Emulated?
  1979   Sega    
  1979          
  1979 Deadeye Meadows    
  1980 Asteroids Atari    
  1980   Sega    
  1980 Monaco GP Sega    
  1981     Sega
  1982     Zaccaria    
  1983          
  1984          

Super Head-on

A color version of Head-on; it was developed by AEA under licence, with Sega techincal help.
It featured the MTC 90 monitor made by Hantarex (Florence); this CRT monitor will become very well known and used.

It's not sure Head-on 2 /Sega) and Super Head-on are the same game.


Mini Monaco G. P.

An original Monaco GP from Sega, mounted in a pocket-size cabinet.

No CPU.


Borderline

The ROM dumping supported in MAME comes from an AEA board. It seems tob e identical to the original Sega board.


Arcade Super-Reflex

Another first person shooting-game.Mounted in a "glossy" cabinet full of mirrors (hence the name).
It was distribuited in Europe by AEA and Zaccaria; the original developer is unknown. Then it was marketed in Japan from Taito under licence.


Rolling Ball

A white marble has to rolling on targets.
There were stupid (yellow), clever (orange), very clever (purple) and glue(red) enemy marbles.
Also Bouns-stars, Fuel bonuses, disabling-enemies dots, etc.

Picutres are taken from a flyer supplied by Federico Croci.


Kubiks

Unknown.