Game Story
Heartbreaker
I want this game in the Universal cabinet! I managed to get a unit in the shop, but could not find the monitor glass in reproduction anywhere. I got to play a few games before this one was sold for the move to Arizona.
| Type | Upright | Serial | unknown | Status | SOLD |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Restoration | N/A | Photos | Gallery | Other |
Keeper
I wanted this game and finally have it in the game room. Universal cabinet, dedicated with full art, wood grain molding and metal control panel. Sure, it needed a few things...
| Type | Upright | Serial | 46485 | Status | SOLD |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Restoration | Log | Photos | Gallery | Other | Instruction Card Marquee and Backlight New Back Door |
Technical Information
Title
Mr. Do! was released in 1982 by Universal. It features a color raster display with a vertical orientation at standard resolution (192x240).
Architecture
| Video CPU | Z80 | Zilog |
|---|---|---|
| Audio PSG | 2 x J214X2 | Texas Instruments |
| Display | Toei |
Controls
| Action | Control | Upright | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Move | Joystick | 1 | 4 way |
| Fire | Button | 1 | |
| Player | Button | 2 |
Production Notes
Mr. Do! was a heavily licensed title. I have seen hundreds of conversion cabinets, mostly bad. I believe the one true cabinet is the Orange and Yellow Universal cabinet. Some argue that the “white” cabinet with Mr. Do! themed art is also the dedicated Universal cabinet. I have seen rumors of Tehkan (TECMO), Allied Leisure and Zaccaria1 licensed cabinets as well.
I have not seen a dedicated cocktail. I can find numerous conversions.
Two board sets were produced, the 8201 is the only one I have seen. Another version is rumored to exist, labelled MRD1102. The second version moves the audio amplifier on board.