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    IGS PolyGame Master 2

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    The short-lived successor to the PolyGame Master, and one of the few cartridge-based arcade systems in the early era of PC-based architecture.

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    IGS PolyGame Master 2 last edited by Nes on 08/13/19 05:06AM View full history

    Overview

    PGM2 (also known as "PolyGame Master 2") is an arcade system created and released by Taiwanese developer IGS for Asian regions in 2007.

    The follow-up to their original PolyGame Master system, PGM2 revamps the architecture with a proprietary ARM-based processor and co-processor (IGS036 and IGS037). Like the original, it uses inter-changeable game cartridges for most of its game releases (with some sold as a single combined PCB). Both versions are not cross-compatible, and the cartridges are now top-loaded instead of side-loaded (similar to the Taito F3 and Sammy Atomiswave).

    It was later superseded by the PGM3 in 2012, which was a PC-based system used for only one game (Knights of Valour 3 HD).

    Game List

    NOTE: This list may be incomplete (and, at times, incorrect). Assistance is always appreciated!

    (PCB identification numbers?)

    • 2007 - Oriental Legend 2 (EN) / Xīyóu Shì È Zhuàn 2 (CH) / Saiyuushakuyakuden 2 (JP)
    • 2009 - Jigsaw Puzzle Hero (JP, developed by Idea Factory, only released as single PCB)
    • 2010 - Ochainu no Puzzle (JP, developed by Compile Heart, only released as single PCB)
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