System 21

System 21

Le System 21, surnommé "Polygonizer", est un système d'arcade compatible JAMMA créé par la Namco en 1988.

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Le System 21 est le tout premier système d'arcade à pouvoir afficher des polygones.

Il a subi d'importantes innovations techniques entre le premier jeu, Winning Run (1988), et le dernier, Cyber Sled (1993). Il fut remplacé en 1993 par le System 22.

Il se présente sous la forme de quatre circuits imprimés (PCB) logés dans une caisse en métal.

Il est capable d’animer 60000 polygones par seconde[1],[2].

Spécifications techniques

Note : Star Blade utilise 5 × TMS320C20 au lieu de cela.

Liste des jeux

Titre Développeur Éditeur Système Genre Date
Air Combat Namco Namco System 21 1992
Cybersled Namco Namco System 21 1993
Driver's Eyes Namco Namco System 21 1990
ShimDrive Namco Namco System 21 1992
Solvalou Namco Namco System 21 1991
Starblade Namco Namco System 21 1991
Winning Run Namco Namco System 21 1988
Winning Run 91 Namco Namco System 21 1991
Winning Run Suzuka Grand Prix Namco Namco System 21 1989

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