Does MAME handle most Laserdisc games well? I know 3D games are pretty demanding when it comes to CPU...
Yes, most of them are working good, but require powerful CPU.
I've just put the ultra high-def. pictures of a major board :
THE BACKPLANEThis one was extremely difficult to scan because it's a bigger board than the other ones PLUS there is a big level difference between the components... so not easy to lay down on the scanner and keep homogeneous pictures
. I had to scan FOUR areas... and reassemble it... no an easy task... but ... hey ... it's done!
Crazy job, let me tell you...
This board is very interesting because if you look closer, you will see this one is able to manage itself FOUR PGN, DSP and OBJ boards! It can output up to FOUR different display devices (in that case, up to FOUR projectors).
The funny thing is a GT-6 (What we use to call 'Galaxian Theater') has TWO backplane!
...so this 'piece' of hardware would be able to use up to 8 projectors! It's now clear that this backplane has been also used in the GM-16 model (Galaxian3 for 16 players), and maybe in the famous GH-28 (Galaxian3 for... 28 players!!! see
here).
