View source for Bubble Bobble (Japan, Ver 0.0)

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|dumper || Corrado Tomaselli
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|date || 06/06/2010
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|emulator || 
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|dev || 
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|+ style="background:silver" | PCB Infos
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|name || '''919'''
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|description || '''Bubble Bobble (Korea)'''
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|year || '''1986'''
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|manufacturer || '''Taito'''
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==Technical references==
===CPUs===
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===ROMs===
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===RAMs===
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===PLDs===
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===Others===

==Notes==
Kold666 thinks that the Korean company manufacturing and assembling PCB for Taito had a license to sell them in Korea.<br>
All customs are Taito originals, but the general assembly is bootleg style.<br>
Maybe this is the "mother" of all Bubble Bobble bootlegs.

==Files==
<gallery widths="150px">
Image:919_CPU_PCB_component_side.jpg|CPU PCB component side
Image:919_video_PCB_component_side.jpg|video PCB component side
File:919.zip|ROMs
</gallery>

919
[[Category:Arcade]]
[[Category:Corrado Tomaselli]]
[[Category:Dump complete]]
[[Category:Unemulated]]
[[Category:1986]]
[[Category:Taito]]