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Natale Zaccaria & f.lli (=bros.), Calderara di Reno (BO)
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Zaccaria was, for a long time, the 4th pinball manifacturer of the world, after Williams, Gottlieb and Bally. In the 1981 they made the first italian arcade. Zaccaria games were exported on a large number of countries, including USA.
Zaccaria was founded by brothers Marino, Franco and Natale and went out of business in 1988. The factory was bought by MR. GAME, a. pinball manifacturer . Now the Zaccaria brothers manage a videogames and pinball distributor located in the Republic of San Marino.
| Name | Year | Clone? | Original name |
Original manifacturer |
Dumped? | Emulated? | |
| TV Game | 1974 | ? | |||||
| TV Joker | 1974 | ? | |||||
| Off Limits | 1976 | • | TBM | ||||
| Sea Battle | 1976 | | Ramtek | ||||
| Circus | 1977 | | Atari | ||||
| The Invasion | 1978 | | Space Invaders | Taito | |||
| Dodgem | 1978 | | Atari | • | • | ||
| Galaxia/Super Galaxian | 1979 | | Galaxian | Namco | |||
| Asteroid/Asterock | 1979 | | Asteroids | Atari | |||
| Phoenix | 1980 | Centuri | |||||
| Space Pirates | 1980 | • | Rip Off | Cinematronics | |||
| Stellar Castle | 1980 | | Star Castle | Cinematronics | | | |
| Quasar | 1980 | | |||||
| Vanguard | 1981 | | SNK | ||||
| Astrowars | 1981 | | Astro Blaster | Sega | |||
| Scorpion | 1981 | ? | |||||
| Laser Battle | 1981 | | |||||
| Penta | 1982 | | Pengo | Sega | | | |
| Eyes | 1982 | | Techstar | ||||
| Cat and Mouse | 1982 | | |||||
| Tron | 1983 | | Bally/Midway | ||||
| Arcade Super-Reflex | 1983 ? | AEA | |||||
| Money Money | 1983 | | | ||||
| Shooting Gallery | 1984 | ? | |||||
| Safari | 1984 | | Portraits | Olympia | |||
| Jack Rabbit | 1984 | | |
For a complete list of Zaccaria arcade videogames, see http://www.zaccaria.org.uk/
| MAME includes five drivers to emulate original-hardware
Zaccaria games: |
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A sort of electronic soccer similar to Pong. It isn't emulable
because it lacks a CPU. Pictures taken from a flyer found at Arcadeflyers |
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From an original made by Ramtek. The presence of a CPU is unknown. Pictures taken from a flyer found at Arcadeflyers |
Clone of Galaxian.
A version of Astro Blaster with 2650/2636 CPU.
The MAME driver is unable to make it start at this time.
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Bootleg of Pengo emulated in MAME. |
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Space Shoot-em-up, four stages. Designed by Zelco
(Zaccaria ELectronic COmpany?). USA distribuition: US Billiards.
First official version: 0.80 The flyer can be found at Arcadeflyers.com |
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This game runs on Scramble hardware and is emulated in MAME 0.90. MAME emulates also a Dorneer bootleg running on Moon Cresta hardware. |
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A space battle similar to Scorpion, featuring a four-direction
shooting space module. Reip added this to the Quasar driver, unfortunately the
PROMs are not well-dumped, so the colors are wrong and some enemy shots
are drawed in black resulting to be invisible. |
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A first-person shooting game in four screens. This game was developed by Seatongrove of UK, and runs
on Nintendo's Donkey Kong hardware. |
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A cat must throw stones against supermices, to entrap them in holes. The supermices, a dog and a old lady with a broom are all deadly opponents. The screenshot to the left was found in a flyer taken
from Arcadeflyers Included in MAME 104. Colors are wrong, sound is missing. And here is a picture of the PCB with the four Signetics chips. |
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Collect money jumping on roofs, driving a car, but beware the thieves. |
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From the famous Disney movie. Same perspective of Q*Bert. Screenshot taken from Vintage Gaming Network |