Konami GX is an arcade system board introduced by Konami in 1994. It features a Motorola 68020 CPU running at 24 MHz and a Motorola 68000 sound CPU at 16 MHz. The system is notable for its impressive graphical effects for the time and is capable of running several games, including Dice-Kiss (1996) and Fantastic Parodius (1994). The Konami GX has two motherboard revisions, which are interchangeable, with the second version being smaller and more efficient.
