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Buck Rogers: Planet of Zoom (Arcade)

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Title Screen

Buck Rogers: Planet of Zoom

Also known as: Zoom 909 (JP)
Developer: Sega
Publisher: Sega
Platform: Arcade (Sega VCO Object hardware)
Released internationally: December 1982


CopyrightIcon.png This game has hidden developer credits.
DevTextIcon.png This game has hidden development-related text.


Buck Rogers: Planet of Zoom is a game based on licensed from the hit franchise! See all of your favorite characters...somewhere else! It does have some pretty nice scaling effects for 1982, though.

Developer Credits

This message is found unencrypted at the very start of the main program ROM. Open cpu-ic3 (Buck Rogers) or epr-5217b.cpu-ic3 (Zoom 909) to read it; MAME's memory viewer displays the decrypted code, rendering this text unreadable.

Zoom 909 Buck Rogers
[<< ZOOM-909 >>]
SEGA ENTERPRISES R&D DEPERTMENT
PROGRM BY HIDEKI,ISHIKAWA
SECULITY BY MASATOSHI,MIZUNAGA
TEL JAPAN 03-742-7311 R/D
03,DECEMBER,1982
<< DON'T COPY >>
[<< ZOOM-909 >>]
SEGA ENTERPRISES R&D DEPERTMENT
PROGRM BY HIDEKI,ISHIKAWA
SECULITY BY MASATOSHI,MIZUNAGA
TEL JAPAN 03-742-7311 R/D
21,DECEMBER,1982
<< DON'T COPY >>
(Source: Original TCRF research)

Filler Text

Starting at 10E8 in the last graphics chip is a fragmented inventory of capacitors(?(!)) which might have been used on the game's board.

                               LYESTER FILMS
-95528 152-
                      UM,47MF,16WVS
-95702 152
         2-0011 " 0.15MF,50WV,FIL
-95914 153-0007 " SOLID
         0-0174 " 1000MF,25WV (MA 
-96005 150-0098 " 10000MF,
          -0017 " 0.33MF,100WV,POL
                " MP TYPE,3.5MF+0.5MF,
                " 0.1MF,50WV,POLYESTER
-96297 151-0081 " 0.0033M
-96410 153-0006 " SOLID TAN
                              (NICHICON 35-TN
        52-0080 " 0.47MF
            057 " SOLID TAN
(Source: Original TCRF research)