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Tic Tac Quiz is a discrete logic arcade game released by Sega in December 1976. The premise of the game is to answer quiz questions; if the player chooses correctly, they receive a X or O to mark their spot a la Hollywood Squares. Tic Tac Quiz features more than 2,500 questions and is available both as a cocktail and upright cabinet.
The base hardware it uses is unknown. Its manual mentions having some CPU, but the game is too rare and thus no one with technical knowledge has analyzed it.