maze-runners Emulation status: good
Beastie Feastie
1984 · Epos Corporation
Version of Super Glob
About
Beastie Feastie is a platform arcade game (run jump) released in 1984 by Epos Corporation. It can be played by up to 2 players, with joystick 4-way and 2 buttons. On Tate Café, it is listed under “maze-runners”.
Summary written automatically from MAME and catver data, without AI.
Technical sheet
- MAME short name
- beastf
- Year
- 1984
- Genre (catver)
- Platform / Run Jump
- Screen
- raster
- Resolution
- 236 × 272
- Refresh rate
- 60 Hz
- Rotation
- 270°
- Players
- 2
- Buttons
- 2
- Controls
- joystick 4-way
- MAME driver
- misc/epos.cpp
- Added to MAME in
- 0.176
- CPUs
- Zilog Z80 · 2.76 MHz
- Sound chips
- AY-3-8910A PSG · 691.2 kHz
Versions and clones (13)
- Super Glob suprglob · parent
- ▶ Beastie Feastie beastf
- Beastie Feastie (Pac-Man conversion, set 1) beastfp
- Beastie Feastie (Pac-Man conversion, set 2) beastfpa
- Super Glob (Pac-Man hardware) sprglobp
- Super Glob (Pac-Man hardware, bootleg) sprglobp2
- Super Glob (Pac-Man hardware, German bootleg) sprglbpg
- The Glob theglob
- The Glob (earlier) theglob2
- The Glob (Pac-Man hardware, Magic Electronics) theglobme
- The Glob (Pac-Man hardware, set 1) theglobp
- The Glob (Pac-Man hardware, set 2) theglobpa
- The Glob (set 3) theglob3