Rush'n Attack High Score Save Kit Compatibility
Verify compatibility before ordering the Rush'n Attack high score save kit for documented compatible original Konami Rush'n Attack arcade hardware. The daughter card installs at the documented Z80B-CPU location while retaining the original Konami PCB as the operating game platform.
Choosing the Correct Rush'n Attack Arcade PCB Upgrade
The HighScoreSaves upgrade is designed for documented compatible original Konami Rush'n Attack arcade hardware. Before ordering, verify the actual PCB, Z80B-CPU location, processor type, and socket configuration.
The primary compatibility checks for a Rush'n Attack high score save kit are the correct original Konami hardware, a compatible Z80 processor, and a compatible 40-pin socket at the documented CPU location.
Rush'n Attack and Green Beret PCB Compatibility
HighScoreSaves documents this daughter-card installation for compatible Rush'n Attack and Green Beret PCBs.
Both supported configurations use the Z80 installation method documented for this kit. This category remains focused specifically on identifying compatible Rush'n Attack hardware before ordering.
Z80B-CPU Processor Requirements
Z80 Daughter-Card Installation
The original compatible Z80 is removed from its PCB socket and installed on the HighScoreSaves daughter card unless a compatible replacement processor is being used.
The assembled daughter card is then installed into the original Z80B-CPU socket. Before restoring cabinet power, verify Pin 1 orientation, processor pin alignment, CPU socket condition, daughter-card seating, and clearance between the underside of the daughter card and nearby PCB components.
Rush'n Attack ROM Saver Configuration
The installation documentation includes an optional ROM Saver configuration.
Designated original program ROMs may be removed after the daughter card is installed as directed. ROM removal is optional rather than required for the basic installation. Store removed ROMs safely and record their original PCB locations.
Original Konami PCB vs. Replacement Hardware
The HighScoreSaves upgrade continues to use the documented compatible original Konami PCB as the underlying game platform.
Rush'n Attack Pre-Order Checklist
After Confirming Compatibility
Once you have confirmed the original Rush'n Attack PCB, compatible Z80, 40-pin socket, and installation requirements, use the product page for complete information about score saving, Free Play, score-table options, God Mode, graphics selections, Standard and Wi-Fi configurations, current pricing, availability, and ordering.
Rush'n Attack Compatibility FAQ
Which arcade PCB does the Rush'n Attack kit support?
The kit supports documented compatible original Konami Rush'n Attack hardware. The same installation documentation also covers compatible Green Beret PCB hardware.
What processor does the kit use?
A compatible Z80 processor is required and installs on the HighScoreSaves daughter card.
Where does the daughter card install?
It installs at the documented Z80B-CPU location on compatible original Konami hardware.
Does the Z80 need to be socketed?
Yes. The documented processor location must use a compatible 40-pin socket before the daughter card can be installed.
What if the Z80 is soldered directly to the PCB?
A compatible 40-pin socket must be installed before the HighScoreSaves daughter card can be fitted.
Do the original program ROMs have to be removed?
No. The installation documentation describes program-ROM removal as optional when using the documented ROM Saver configuration.