ABM
- ABM's head office was in Milan.
- Main laboratory, however, was in Chioggia (province of
Venice).
- After two games went to build video-slots, and some are
emulated in MAME
- Currently there is an ABM Games in Chioggia,
while there is no trace of a company with this name in Milan.
| Name | Orig. | Year | Emul. | Info |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Blomby Car |
 |
1994 |  |
|
| Water Balls |
|
1996 |
|
Blomby Car
 |
 |
A game made by two companies together, the ABM and GECAS. It is
emulated in MAME.
Some programmers of the Spanish Gaelco argue that it is a hack of
World Rally, in fact the graphics, sounds and the general mechanism
of the two games are very similar. The italian programmers reply:
Blomby Italian Car is only inspired by the World Rally Championship,
but all the code of the game was written by them.
Francesco Zaia, son of one of the technicians, wrote me the car
frames have been created by photographing a model of a Peugeot
supplied by himself.
The name input screen is a scan from an Italian newspaper, and
actually refers to a bike race (Paris-Roubaix, won by Claudio
Chiappucci).
Water Balls
The last videogame by ABM, except for video-slots and gambling
machines.