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That's simply the wiki platform's stock malware scanner. That is most likely Motorola 6800 code, and no pinball code from the 80s and 90s will run on x86 desktop processors anyway (aside from Pinball 2000 machine code, which is still utterly useless without all of the proprietary hardware or a hardware emulator).
Quoted from SonicZone:For extra assurance it could also be checked at https://www.virustotal.com; that will do an online scan of the file through multiple, updated anti-virus engines (typically 50 or more).
See my previous post as this is not needed.
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