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Bernard has uploaded his latest project. Barcrest Lucky Strikepu3 clubber ZX Spectrum style. Tbf,I quite like it. What do you reckon chaps?

Got it in the end Ron !!

Castle - CashboltTech: MACH2000AGet you bow and arrows ready to take aim and shoot that cash.Keyboard shortcuts in the notes.Thanks to:Wizard (RIP) for MFMEThe ROM and image provider.MFME V20.1 only Cashbolt.zip

Apart from a chunk missing bottom right of cabinet and not a £100 jackpot😁, I does not look too bad for 18 years in storage.. https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/195178307200?ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT&_trksid=p2060353.m1438.l2649

Nice one Infecto, won't be good enough for a DX though but I am sure I'll find a way

I think you missed out a comma.

Hi all. I am pleased to be able to bring you my latest MFME redraw - Lite a Nudge (MK1) from JPM, running SRU Tech:) This is another one for us oldies! For shortcuts please use the README.txt Special thanks go to the following people: Wizard (RIP) MFME creator. @Midibob for providing the extremely rare ROMS. @Richy100 for the Lite a Nudge flyer included with this release. @Line Up Chris for his helful Youtube videos and the Bell pics he sent me. Here is the layout: Lite a Nudge Deluxe v1.1.zip

Here's something special for the early may bank holiday to relive your youth (if old like me) or just to have a nice good old fashioned play High Rise by Barcrest is a game of Hi Lo, two of them. in fact i read somewhere it was the first machine to have dual Hi Lo reels within? This machine featured in Coronation Street where it sat in Gail's Cafe and her son Nick became Addicted to fruities, probs for only a week going by soapland storylines. still not found the Youtube footage of it yet? anyways enough Waffling now the credits First Thanks to @Reg for bringing up the machine in a recent topic which included the flyer (which i'll upload to this topic in a mo)asking for it to be re-emulated, I hope i've done it justice!! @CompostCORNER - classic layout, Image Dynamics for the Dx i used as a base including most of the reel symbols (jackpot homemade from image) @Slotto from the mecca for uploading the main image used in producing this gem and of course @Wizard for mfme's past n present i think the coin inputs are now correct as i've used mpu4 token from the drop down list as the standard 20 was for 20p's (change yours @Reg if needed) shortcuts are as standard but are listed within the £4.80 version. The Hi Lo's are as followed Red Hi = 4, Lo = 5, Green Hi = 6, Lo = 7 Plays in Mfme 20.1 not sure what rom version the £4.80 is i think its v3.1 do we have a earlier set?? Enjoy and Happy Gaming!!!! High Rise £4.80 Dx.zip High Rise £6 Dx.zip

Bell Fruit - Cash Wise Tech: Scorpion 1 Are you wise enough to make money from this game? then try your luck with this classic from BFM in 1989. Keyboard shortcuts in the notes Thanks to: Wizard (RIP) for MFME The original classic designers The rom & flyer provider Play using MFME V20.1 only Cash Wise £2C £4T.zip

Thanks. Something new to add to the collection.

Next up here is my 500th Fme release and it's back to the 90's for me with this revisted slot "supertwo" the sister machine of "TakeTwo" which i thing take two is better. I'll let you decide on that one. play em both side by side!!! The reason i've redone this as the earlier version i made was a tad small (1024) so found the original image i made up and relight it, making a few changes to the original layout thankyou goes to the original supplier of images @launton i think as he owed this machine before Steve Lancette had it what more can i say, other the Enjoy and Happy Gaming just like its 1991 Now i must push myself into making a new layout for the 501st Fme release Super Two Dx v2.zip

I don't know how many connections there are on that card socket but ones that are similar are for the ZX Spectrum and there's quite a few places that sell them. I don't know what they are called but you can cut them to size if they are too big, if they're too short you're stuffed!

Yes its an AWP. its a conversion but not JPMs. It started as a JPM called The Hit back in 1976. with a 40p token top win line, Apart from the win lines it had the "hit" feature when started the feature reel (Reel 1) the player has a number of skill attempts to stop the reel on hit symbol, every successful stop would payout a token. As the payouts went up to 50p tokens It was then converted to a machine called The Marksman in 1977 this was not a JPM conversion. Same game, same feature just different glass, reel bands and background colour from blue to green with new name. This next conversion to The Hot Shot is again the same game, same feature but now on £1, probably on all cash. The conversion is from a private operating company up here in the North East.

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/VINTAGE-1970s-JPM-HOT-SHOT-FOOTBALL-THEMED-PUB-FRUIT-SLOT-MACHINE-WORKING-/325233682687?hash=item4bb97028ff Thankfully it's in Cornwall, so I don't have to find yet more space!

Classic 777 Heavens graphic layout will be released later this month. Forum member, Thompy, has been supplying me high quality images and technical assistance from his own machine over the last couple of years, just recently he has supplied vital lamp numbers so the emulation can be released with almost 100% accuracy. . 'Thompy' also supplied video and sound of the pull handle mechanism from his actual machine and thanks to our late, great, mfme author, Chris, it is now incorporated into mfme. J

Andrew has already the Scorpion 4 is knackered due to a leaking battery. He knows what he's talking about.