Namco NA-1
The Namco NA-1 is a 16-bit arcade system board which was first used by Namco in July 1992, and was the successor to the Namco System 1 and 2 system board; the company's first quiz game, Bakuretsu Quiz Ma-Q Dai Bōken, was the first game to use it. The Namco NA-2 is also backwards compatible with the NA-1. It is not yet known what extra features the NA-2 has apart from different MCU code - and the first game to run on it was Knuckle Heads.
NAMCO NA-1 GAME PCB
NAMCO NA-1 E4M4ROM PCB
Namco NA-1/NA-2 specifications
- Main CPU: Motorola 68000 @ 12.5 MHz[1][2]
- Sound CPU: C69 (Motorola M37702) (NA-1) or C70 (Motorola M37702) (NA-2) @ 12.5 MHz
- Sound chip: C140 (integrated into the "219" custom) @ 44.1 kHz
- Video resolution: 304 x 224
- Board composition: Main board and ROM board
List of Namco NA-1 arcade games
- Bakuretsu Quiz Ma-Q Dai Bōken (1992)
- F/A (also known as Fighter & Attacker) (1992)
- Cosmo Gang the Puzzle (1992)
- Exvania (1992)
- Super World Court (1992)
- Emeraldia (NA-1 version, 1993)
- Tinkle Pit (1993)
List of Namco NA-2 arcade games
- Knuckle Heads (1992)
- Emeraldia (NA-2 version, 1993)
- Net-tō! Geki-tō! Quiz-tō!! (1993)
- Numan Athletics (1993)
- Ren'ai Jumyō + Nikutai Jumyō X-Day 2 (1995)
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