Ja, hier ist Sensory Backgammon, as bataais said it's dumped by Sean as well.
This is model 680, is the MCU type for model 082 known?



Indeed, some Fidelity Bridge computers are emulated. If you're interested in card games, hundreds of poker and blackjack gambling arcade games are emulated. Same for Mahjong.

Just Bridge, it interests me because the same manufacturers Fidelity, Saitek, Excalibur, Chafitz etc. created Bridge, Backgammon, Checkers and Othello computers.

With Backgammon, Checkers and Othello I had played them against each other in the past, but never got around to doing it with Bridge.

Regards
Nick

hap, do you mean Model 682?

That has a 6301Y, look here:
http://electro-gammon.net/saitek-champion-backgammon/

Herzlichen Dank an alle Beteiligten für diese Backgammon-Emulation !

Es ist wenig bekannt, aber der Sensory Backgammon Computer von Saitek existiert m.W. in 2 Versionen:
die erste von 1987 mit nur 8K, die verbesserte Version von 1988 mit 10K.

Äußerlich sind die Geräte nicht zu unterscheiden, aber auf der Verpackung des neueren Gerätes prangt links oben ein Logo mit der Aufschrift "New improved program" in 4 verschiedenen Sprachen.

Gruß
Hans-Jürgen

Yup, model 082 is also blu-ish green and named Sensory Backgammon Computer. According to a youtube video, it has different sound effects.

One way to see the difference from the front: Model 680 has "SENSORY BACKGAMMON" under the Saitek logo at the top-right, model 082 does not.
If marketing says that model 680 has a "10KB" ROM (8K*10bit = 10KB), then the "8KB" version probably isn't a Hitachi MCU?

model 082 seems to be different, has only 7 levels (680 has 9).

https://www.schaakcomputers.nl/hein_...Backgammon.pdf

maybe an older version?

Das ist nur scheinbar so, dem Prospekt würde ich nicht vertrauen.

Nein, ich bin mir sehr sicher, daß auch die ältere Version des Saitek Sensory Backgammon 9 Level hat.

Gruß
Hans-Jürgen