Perfect Billiard

Perfect Billiard
Developer: Nihon System Publishers: Sega (JP), United Amusements (NA) Platforms: Arcade (Free Kick hardware) Released internationally: March 1987 This game has unused graphics. This game has revisional differences.

Perfect Billiard may not be perfect, and it actually contains multiple billiards, but, uhh...hmm.

Unused Graphics

Two alternate, and more ostentatious, copyright graphics for Nihon System.

These are larger, cut-off versions of the tiny images shown in-between stages. Look at that purple hair.

It's a pink button. This graphic is stored in the sprite ROM next to the joystick sprite, and likely meant for a similar purpose.

A little visor robot with four different animations. Why this is in the sprite graphics ROM is anyone's guess, but they certainly would have made the game more interesting.

These are sprite-based blocks, placed in memory right after the little robot.

(Billiards robot courtesy of: Original TCRF research)

Version Differences

Unencrypted	Encrypted

There are at least two versions of the game; One of them encrypted with a Sega MC-8123 CPU module, and the other with no encryption. The encrypted one seems to be a later revision which changes the copyright graphics slightly (look at the elongated E and the spacing of the first S) as well as deleting some duplicate copyright graphics at the end of the tile graphics ROM.

(Source: Original TCRF research)