Another rare pcb, Hara Industries / NOVA Games of Canada Super Triv
Other then being in MAME, there is no info on this game. It uses the exact same two board stack as another rare HARA game called Treasure Hunt, but from what I have discovered, the pinout to coin up is different, and most likely other controls, and the dip switch settings are totally different.
I cant find the exact pinout to coin up the game, or the dip switch settings anywhere, but I can see the game attract mode nicely, and hear sound on startup.
Notice also that it says "NOVA GAMES OF CANADA COPYRIGHT 1985". Nowhere is this game mentioned under the NOVA Games list on KLOV or anywhere, and it does not say it was licensed to or by HARA INDUSTRIES either. Interesting indeed, and under MAME, it does not mention NOVA GAMES as the designers and owners.
Interesting how they got +5v and ground off the main pcb. I wonder why they didnt use the connector on the daughter board?
Should I convert this to Treasure Hunt, and keep the Super Triv on the side?
Other then being in MAME, there is no info on this game. It uses the exact same two board stack as another rare HARA game called Treasure Hunt, but from what I have discovered, the pinout to coin up is different, and most likely other controls, and the dip switch settings are totally different.
I cant find the exact pinout to coin up the game, or the dip switch settings anywhere, but I can see the game attract mode nicely, and hear sound on startup.
Notice also that it says "NOVA GAMES OF CANADA COPYRIGHT 1985". Nowhere is this game mentioned under the NOVA Games list on KLOV or anywhere, and it does not say it was licensed to or by HARA INDUSTRIES either. Interesting indeed, and under MAME, it does not mention NOVA GAMES as the designers and owners.
Interesting how they got +5v and ground off the main pcb. I wonder why they didnt use the connector on the daughter board?
Should I convert this to Treasure Hunt, and keep the Super Triv on the side?

