Funworld Photo Play 2000

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History

This is the original 1996 Funworld Photo Play machine that took Europe by storm.

Hardware

These machines had two known hardware revisions. The original one and a later revision that was also installed as an upgrade kit as the original motherboards died.

The following hardware was used:

Original Hardware Later Revision (or upgraded)
Motherboard LS-486E Rev. C2 or Zida Tomato 4DPS 5SFV0 (OEM Board made by Chaintech)
CPU Intel 486 DX4 100 MHz or ST 486 DX4 100 MHz IDT WinChip C6 180 (C6-PSME180GA) (Normally underclocked to 133MHz)
RAM 1 SIMM of 4MB EDO/FPM RAM 1 DIMM of 16MB SDRAM
Graphics Card Cirrus Logic CL-GD5440 1Mb PCI (Joytech Computer Co Ltd 54X62L) Onboard Video (SIS 6306)
Sound Card Embedded in the IO Card Onboard Audio (ESS AudioDrive 1869F)
IO Card PP2000/CI-8000 Rev. B ISA IO Board. This IO Board consisted of 2 Serial + 1 Parallel + iButton/Dallas Reader + ESS AudioDrive ES1868F Sound Chip + TDA1517 Amplifier. None.
Hard Disk Quantum Fireball EX 3.2AT or Seagate ST31722A Quantum Fireball lct 20 10.2 AT or any of the earlier revision hard disk models.
Touchscreen Controller 3M Microtouch ISA Card PC BUS SMT3V (Serial) or Elo IntelliTouch 2310 Serial Controller 3M Microtouch ISA Card PC BUS SMT3V (Serial) or Elo IntelliTouch 2310 Serial controller

Masters

Photo Play Masters

Photo Play NET was an additional service for Photo Play cabinets to sync their high scores to the web using a dial up modem. Around 1998, Funworld released the Photo Play Masters cabinet with a dial up modem and new refreshed look as part of this campaign. Besides of the modem/look, these cabs are technically identical to the normal woodgrain Photo Play 2000 and were sold alongside each other.

Software Versions

All PTS-DOS based updates:

  • 1998
  • 1999
  • 2000
  • 2001
  • I.G.O 2
  • I.G.O 3
  • I.G.O 4
  • I.G.O 5
  • I.G.O 6
  • I.G.O 7
  • I.G.O 8

Reference