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The 'Sega System 16' is an arcade system board released by Sega in 1985. Throughout its lifespan, there would be around forty games released on this hardware, making it one of Sega's most successful hardware designs. It was produced in two variants, the System 16A and System 16B.
In order to prevent piracy, as well as illegal bootleg games, many System 16 boards used an encryption system. A Hitachi FD1094 chip, containing the main CPU as well as the decryption key, was used in place of a regular CPU.
★ Main CPU: Motorola 68000 @ 10 MHz
★ Sound CPU: ZiLOG Z80 @ 4 MHz (5 MHz in System 16B)
★ Sound Chip: Yamaha YM2151 @ 4 MHz (+ NEC uPD7759 ADPCM decoder in System 16B)
★ Display Resolution: 320 x 224
★ Colors: 4096
★ Graphical Capabilities: 128 onscreen sprites, 2 tile layers, 1 text layer, 1 sprite layer, sprite scaling. Note only System 16B supports sprite scaling.
★ ''Action Fighter (1986)
★ '' (1986)
★ ''Fantasy Zone'' (1986)
★ ''SDI'' (1987)
★ ''Shinobi'' (1987)
★ ''Sukeban Jansi Ryuko'' (1988)
★ ''Tetris'' (1988)
★ ''Time Scanner'' (1987)
★ '' (1988)
★ ''Ace Attacker'' (1989)
★ ''Alien Syndrome'' (1987)
★ ''Altered Beast'' / ''Jūōki'' (1988)
★ ''Aurail'' (1990)
★ ''Bay Route'' (1989)
★ ''Bullet'' (1987)
★ ''Charon'' (198?)
★ ''Cotton'' (1991)
★ ''Dunk Shot'' (1986)
★ ''Dynamite Dux'' (1988)
★ ''Cyber Police Eswat'' (1989)
★ ''Excite League'' (1989)
★ ''Flash Point'' (1989)
★ ''Golden Axe'' (1989)
★ ''Heavy Weight Champ'' (1988)
★ ''M.V.P.'' (1989)
★ ''Passing Shot'' (1988)
★ ''Riot City'' (1991)
★ ''Ryu Kyu'' (1990)
★ ''SDI / Defense (1987)
★ ''Shinobi'' (1987) Version B
★ ''Sonic Boom'' (1987)
★ ''Sukeban Jansi Ryuko'' (1988)
★ ''Super League'' (1988)
★ ''Tetris (1988)
★ ''Time Scanner (1987)
★ ''Toryumon'' (1994)
★ ''Tough Turf'' (1989)
★ ''Wrestle War'' (1989)
★ '' (1988)
★ System 16 (A version) at System 16 - The Arcade Museum
★ System 16 (B version) at System 16 - The Arcade Museum
In order to prevent piracy, as well as illegal bootleg games, many System 16 boards used an encryption system. A Hitachi FD1094 chip, containing the main CPU as well as the decryption key, was used in place of a regular CPU.
| Contents |
| System 16 specifications |
| Known System 16A Game List |
| Known System 16B Game List |
| External links |
System 16 specifications
★ Main CPU: Motorola 68000 @ 10 MHz
★ Sound CPU: ZiLOG Z80 @ 4 MHz (5 MHz in System 16B)
★ Sound Chip: Yamaha YM2151 @ 4 MHz (+ NEC uPD7759 ADPCM decoder in System 16B)
★ Display Resolution: 320 x 224
★ Colors: 4096
★ Graphical Capabilities: 128 onscreen sprites, 2 tile layers, 1 text layer, 1 sprite layer, sprite scaling. Note only System 16B supports sprite scaling.
Known System 16A Game List
★ ''Action Fighter (1986)
★ '' (1986)
★ ''Fantasy Zone'' (1986)
★ ''SDI'' (1987)
★ ''Shinobi'' (1987)
★ ''Sukeban Jansi Ryuko'' (1988)
★ ''Tetris'' (1988)
★ ''Time Scanner'' (1987)
★ '' (1988)
Known System 16B Game List
★ ''Ace Attacker'' (1989)
★ ''Alien Syndrome'' (1987)
★ ''Altered Beast'' / ''Jūōki'' (1988)
★ ''Aurail'' (1990)
★ ''Bay Route'' (1989)
★ ''Bullet'' (1987)
★ ''Charon'' (198?)
★ ''Cotton'' (1991)
★ ''Dunk Shot'' (1986)
★ ''Dynamite Dux'' (1988)
★ ''Cyber Police Eswat'' (1989)
★ ''Excite League'' (1989)
★ ''Flash Point'' (1989)
★ ''Golden Axe'' (1989)
★ ''Heavy Weight Champ'' (1988)
★ ''M.V.P.'' (1989)
★ ''Passing Shot'' (1988)
★ ''Riot City'' (1991)
★ ''Ryu Kyu'' (1990)
★ ''SDI / Defense (1987)
★ ''Shinobi'' (1987) Version B
★ ''Sonic Boom'' (1987)
★ ''Sukeban Jansi Ryuko'' (1988)
★ ''Super League'' (1988)
★ ''Tetris (1988)
★ ''Time Scanner (1987)
★ ''Toryumon'' (1994)
★ ''Tough Turf'' (1989)
★ ''Wrestle War'' (1989)
★ '' (1988)
External links
★ System 16 (A version) at System 16 - The Arcade Museum
★ System 16 (B version) at System 16 - The Arcade Museum
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