Roberto Bacchilega
- Roberto Bacchilega was a little company in Villanova di Castenaso (Bologna).
- Its games showed the signature "RB BO" on screen.
- It produced games in collaboration with Alberici.
- We do not know much more. Videotron/Romagnoli's
headquarter was located in the same smalltown of Bacchilega, but
we're not aware of any relations
| Name | Orig. | Year | Emul. | Info |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Quota 363 |  |
? | ||
| Imola GP |
 |
1981 |  |
|
| Dino Ferrari |
|
1982 |
Maybe a spanish version |
Quota 363
Only one instruction sheet of this game was found. Here is the description: "The player has 1 cannon for visibility and 1 button for shooting. On the video appear objects to hit, some are positive and some are negative. After 90 seconds the game ends."
Imola GP
It's a driving game; visually it is similar to Monza GP by Olympia,
but there are many physical differences between the two PCBs. It's
impossible to tell, as long as both are not well emulated.
This snap is taken from MAME. Currently the colors are wrong and the
commands do not work like the original, but thanks to a programming
trick you can play the game.
Andy Welburn found the board; in the beginning he mistook it for a pinball machine, then he noticed similarities with some Sidam and Olympia PCBs - for a while it was thought that it was a Monza GP board - and was able to make it work. Then Phil Stroffolino wrote the MAME driver.
Dino Ferrari
An evolution of Imola GP.