By: Game Corporation Released: 1986 Display: Vertical (Cocktail or Upright) Pinout: 22-pin Custom + 12-pin power harness (of which only 8 pins are present on my board) CPU: Z80 Input: Rotary Knob Read how I converted an Amiga Mouse to act like a Rotary Knob Read how to build a Trackball to Joystick circuit for arcade machines (for playing games like Cabal, Rampart, Centipede, and Arkanoid) Players: 2 (alternating) Identifying Marks: 5 ROMS are covered by a sticker with a single letter (A..E). The connector is 22 pins per side (44 total). There is also 12 pins left of the connector for applying power. A crystal of 12Mhz is opposite the connector (at A6) Nice small single PCB. Use a rotary knob to control your "Vaus". Bounce the ball up the screen to destroy bricks, and collect power-ups. Many different play areas. Screenshots: PCB,