Description
The F3 System 32-bit hardware would replace the F2 System as the basic platform to develop standard games.
The F3 hardware was introduced in 1992 in a standard game board form, but it would only assume the cartridge form in 1994.
It appears to have been replaced by the Taito G-NET System in 1998.
Hardware Specifications
Main Processor: MC68EC020 (32-bit; 16 MHz) Sound: MC68000 (16-bit; 16 MHz); ES5505 (16 MHz) Video Resolution: 320x224 Graphics Chip Capabilities: Background Zooming |
Known Games
Screenshots
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