Shark (US Billiards)
Game Information
manufacturer | US Billiards Inc. |
year | 1975 |
genre | N/A |
downloads | 0 |
Screenshots


Download Details
split set | sharkusb.zip 483.00b |
merged set | sharkusb.7z 432.00b |
standalone set | sharkusb.7z 432.00b |
Game Details
Arcade Video game published 50 years ago:
Shark (c) 1975 U.S. Billiards.
You control a shark who must swim through a maze of shark traps and nets and attack a swimmer before she reaches the shoreline. The first shark to eat five swimmers wins. For 1 to 4 players.
- TRIVIA -
This game was introduced to coincide with the movie Jaws.
From designer: "Dick Simon and I, (John Wilbur), would sit down and completely define the video game on paper, before I would design the hardware and write the software program to bring it alive. I remember Dick would have his secretary then type up the complete description in the form of an order for me to producing them. Those were fun times that I look back on fondly. I still enjoy keeping in touch with Dick Simon."
John Wilbur designed, produced and sold some of the very first microprossor based game boards to US Billiards.
Also released as "Shark [Cocktail Table model]".
- STAFF -
Designed by: John Wilbur (JRW Electronics Sunnyvale CA)
- CONTRIBUTE -
Edit this entry: https://www.arcade-history.com/?&page=detail&id=30124&o=2
Shark (c) 1975 U.S. Billiards.
You control a shark who must swim through a maze of shark traps and nets and attack a swimmer before she reaches the shoreline. The first shark to eat five swimmers wins. For 1 to 4 players.
- TRIVIA -
This game was introduced to coincide with the movie Jaws.
From designer: "Dick Simon and I, (John Wilbur), would sit down and completely define the video game on paper, before I would design the hardware and write the software program to bring it alive. I remember Dick would have his secretary then type up the complete description in the form of an order for me to producing them. Those were fun times that I look back on fondly. I still enjoy keeping in touch with Dick Simon."
John Wilbur designed, produced and sold some of the very first microprossor based game boards to US Billiards.
Also released as "Shark [Cocktail Table model]".
- STAFF -
Designed by: John Wilbur (JRW Electronics Sunnyvale CA)
- CONTRIBUTE -
Edit this entry: https://www.arcade-history.com/?&page=detail&id=30124&o=2
Driver Details
source | misc/usbilliards.cpp |
status | preliminary |
emulation | preliminary |
savestate | unsupported |
type | sound |
status | unemulated |
Screen Details
display | screen |
type | raster |
orientation | horizontal |
width | 455px |
height | 262px |
refresh | 60.05mhz |
Chipset Details
name | Netlist CPU Device |
clock | 0.93ghz |
ROM Details
name | size | crc |
---|---|---|
82s123_b.5n | 256.00b | 91b977b3 |
82s123_a.6n | 256.00b | 63f621cb |