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|name=Digital Games Inc. | |name=Digital Games Inc. | ||
|image=Digital Games Inc logo.png | |image=Digital Games Inc logo.png | ||
|founded= | |founded=1975 | ||
|closed= | |closed=1980 | ||
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'''Digital Games Inc.''' was a company that were based in San Dimas, California, between [[1975]] and [[1980]]; they started out by releasing [[Knock Out]] in 1975 (not to be confused with [[KKK]]'s [[1982]] arcade game [[Knock Out!!]]), then released [[Air Combat (1976)|Air Combat]] (not to be confused with [[Air Combat|Namco's 1992 arcade game with the same name]]) and [[Heavy Traffic]] in [[1976]] then finally released [[Mini Golf]] in 1980 (not to be confused with [[Mini Golf (1985)|Bally and Sente's 1985 arcade game of the same name]]) before disappearing forever. None of these games are emulated in [[MAME]] - mostly because they ran on discrete circuitry (instead of RAM chips). | '''Digital Games Inc.''' was a company that were based in San Dimas, California, between [[1975]] and [[1980]]; they started out by releasing [[Knock Out]] in 1975 (not to be confused with [[KKK]]'s [[1982]] arcade game [[Knock Out!!]]), then released [[Air Combat (1976)|Air Combat]] (not to be confused with [[Air Combat|Namco's 1992 arcade game with the same name]]) and [[Heavy Traffic]] in [[1976]] then finally released [[Mini Golf]] in 1980 (not to be confused with [[Mini Golf (1985)|Bally and Sente's 1985 arcade game of the same name]]) before disappearing forever. None of these games are emulated in [[MAME]] - mostly because they ran on discrete circuitry (instead of RAM chips). | ||
