Super Duper Casino (California V3.2)

Step right up to Super Duper Casino (California V3.2), a multi-game collection released by U.S. Games in 1987. This single-player arcade game offers a series of mini-games themed around casino activities. Players navigate through a variety of challenges, each presenting unique gameplay mechanics and objectives designed to mimic the excitement—and risk—of gambling. The experience is structured as a sequence of distinct games, allowing for varied play sessions with each visit. While details on individual game types are scarce, expect to engage in skill-based activities that test reflexes and decision-making abilities. The game utilizes a Motorola M6809 processor and a General Instrument AY8910 sound chip to deliver its audio and visual presentation. Super Duper Casino builds upon the foundation laid by U.S. Games’ earlier title, "Little Casino," offering a more expansive collection of gambling-themed diversions for solo players.