> Didn't know PDP-11/20 had a CPU but it's not a programable one. But I wouldn't count > on seeing this Galaxy Game emulated in mame anytime soon since only 1 or 2 have been > built and they are at the hands of the Video Game History Museum down in Southern > California. The only way mame devs and dumpers will get their hands on it is to get > permission from the owner of the museum.
WTF are you smoking? I don't know what you're trying to say about the PDP-11/20 not being programmable. Maybe you're getting confused about its hard-wired CPU (i.e. it doesn't run microcode like some of the later ones). Lots of PDP-11/20s were built, and the hardware is well-documented. Also, a full assembly source code listing for Galaxy Game has been widely distributed.
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