Em sexta-feira, 6 de julho de 2001 às 16:01:37 UTC-3, Robert Morgan escreveu:
> ...unfortunately, my eyes and/or memory aren't very good and I can't identify
> too many.
> In the skate video/movie "Destroying America" there's a scene where a few
> skaters (including Tony Hawk) begin pulling tricks in an arcade. A lot of
> games are identifiable- and newer- (Manx TT, a Neo Geo, Street Fighter II,
> Silent Scope)- anyone who has this on video able to identify more?
> One trick involved skating on top of 4 machines lit on fire- the one I can
> identify is the SFII machine which makes me think they bought 4
> dead/not-worth-much cabinets to destroy.
>
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> SIG alert... remove the Infocom kingdom from address to e-mail.
> Maintainer of View-Master InteractiveVision FAQ; e-mail for latest version
> (2.0.1)
> In need of an Astrocade, Vectrex, and LaserActive.
Hello Robert.

My name is Ricardo and i'm from Brazil and i'm writing a book about the history of video games.

During my researches I read your FAQ in digitpress.com/faq/interact.htm . It was very enlightening about the View-master system.

But, my biggest doubt is about the specification.
No one says anywhere what the processor was, or how much memory it has, sound generation or if there is such a thing as a video processor.

Do you have this information?

Best regards,
Ricardo Cividanes da Silva
My e-mail is ricardo.cividanes.silva@gmail.com