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Fruit Loops
A Scorpion 5 tech machine by Mazooma Games on £25, 30p/50p, 82%
Another one, produced thanks to the resources uploaded by Player and not forgetting the rom provider as well of course.
The note changer is not functional, as it only gives change.
KEYS:
0 = £1, '= CANCEL, C= COLLECT, 1= HOLD 1, 2/H= HOLD 2/L, 3= HOLD 3/LO
4= 30P START, SPACE = 50P PLAY
W=WARP, N = TAKE NUDGES, K= TAKE KO'S, F= TAKE FEATURE, H = TAKE CASH, E = EXCHANGE
THANKS TO:
WIZARD (RIP) AS EVER, FOR THE FANTASTIC MFME
PLAYER - FOR THE EXCELLENT ARTWORK AND RESOURCES UPLOADED TO DIF
The rom provider
Mazooma Games and whoever owns them now for leaving FME alone, all these years.

Here's Rock Around The Clock
A Vivid Gaming machine on MPU5 tech 30p/£25/82%
On the surface, it looks like, it's a clone of Back to the Features, but quite a few differences.
Usual extra lamps, buttons, switches etc to the right side of the layout. The test modes, aren't the best, so there may be one or two decal unidentified lamps, but nothing that's required for gameplay. No note entry, so transfer button, is only required to go select test modes.
KEYS: `=Collect/Cancel, V= Vivid, 1= Hold 1, 2=Hold 2/Hi, 3=Hold 3/Lo
E= Exchange, T=Transfer (only used in open door mode), Space= Start
N= Take Nudges, W=Take Winnings, F=Take Feature Shots, P=Play It Again, 0=Insert £1.
THANKS TO:
WIZARD (RIP) FOR THE AMAZING MFME.
Infection for lots of images to go by and highlighting the need for a layout.
Tommy C/Pandy for the reels.
The program and or sound rom provider/s
Vivid and whoever owns them now for leaving FME alone

Here's Aladdin's Cave
A Mazooma Games machine on Scorpion 4 tech. £15 Jackpot, 30p Play, 82% Payout.
THIS LAYOUT IS MUTE and TBH all a bit Meh.
Been ages doing this, mainly because it's mute and I've never been happy with the layout. But it was either scrape it or release it. With the artwork available, a decent DX could be done, just a shame it's mute. 
Said it in the notes, but BIG thanks to forum member PLAYER for all the resources uploaded to here. https://www.desertislandfruits.com/forum/index.php?/topic/6728-mazooma-artwork-whats-needed/
KEYS: '= Cancel, 1= Hold 1, 2/Hi = Hold 2/Hi, 3/L=Hold 3/Lo
T= Take, E= Exchange, Space = Start, K= KO, B=Blast, C=Cash, 0= £1
THANKS TO:
WIZARD (RIP) for the Wonderful MFME
PLAYER for all the numerous artwork uploaded for machines like this
The rom provider, The reel provider.
QPS and whoever owns them now for leaving FME alone.

Cash On The Lash
A Mazooma machine on Scorpion 4 tech £25, 30p, 80%
KEYS:
`= Cancel, C= Collect, 1= Hold 1, 2/Hi= Hi, 3/Lo= Lo, E=Exchange, Space=Start
N= Nudges, P = Pick, T= Take Cash, U/M= Move Up 0= Insert £1.
THANKS TO:
Wizard (RIP), for the wonderful MFME emulator.
Player for the fabulous artwork for reference and hopefully a future DX.
Dad, for allowing the reels from his £5 DX, but coming up with a better solution.
Infection, for highlighting the fact a layout was needed and for his resources he provides for FME in general.
The Program and Sound Rom provider.
Picture of real machine, shrunk, but a great DX will be made from Player's excellent artwork.

Here's Circle Line.
I believe this is quite a rare Ace machine on spACE tech. I only ever saw/played it in one arcade in the Edgware Road, London.
20p play £6 Jackpot 78% payout (to switch to 88%, press dip switch 8 to the on position, on dip switch 1 bank on the configuration screen).
KEYS: 0 = INSERT £1, ' = Cancel/Collect 1 = Hold 1/Exchange, 2= Hold/hi, 3 = Hold/lo, Space = Start
THANKS TO:
Wizard (RIP) - Remember NONE of us, would be playing any of this, without this genius.
The Rom provider.
The Reel provider.
Infection for the image used.
Chris217 from The Mecca, for videos on youtube, helped clear up some stuff (search Circle Line fruit machine on youtube)
ACE and whoever owns them now, for leaving FME alone, all these years.
GENERAL NOTES ABOUT LAYOUT
This is one machine I have been wanting to see for ages emulated and have mentioned it a few times. To avoid any confusion and to be clear, this layout is all my own work, with the exception of course for the roms/reels.
I've put as much detail as possible in the layout, but some section aren't quite right.
The layout is in cash jackpot mode, token input is enabled and I'm sure it can be made into token payout mode, if people ask on the forums. I did have a go but nothing I tried worked and it makes no difference to the gameplay.
To the far right, out of sight, are some additional lamps not used and some checkboxes, if needed.
 

Lucky Ladders
Produced on a boring Sunday afternoon.
An Extreme Gaming machine on Epoch Tech.
£25 Jackpot, 30p Play, 84% Payout.
This layout is mute
This layout is dedicated to SocialDragon368, who suggested it was done.
KEYS:
0=Insert £1.
'= Cancel/Collect, 1=Hold 1, 2=Hold 2/Hi, 3=Hold 3/Lo, A=Auto Nudge, S=Shuffle, Space=Start, F=Take Feature.
THANKS TO:
WIZARD (RIP) for the sublime MFME emulator.
SocialDragon for suggesting it.
The rom provider.
Extreme Gaming and whoever owns them, for leaving FME alone.

Couldn't find any £15 version of this machine emulated. Also hopefully will help towards a DX, as Player has uploaded decent Artwork for it, so hopefully a DX will be made
Medallion Job £15 30p 82% by wearecity
A QPS Interactive machine on Impact tech.
KEYS:
0= Insert £1, B = Bonus.
'= Cancel, E= Exchange 1=Hold 1 2/H = Hold 2/Hi, 3= Hold 3/Lo
C= Collect, S= Change Stake, Space= Start
THANKS TO:
Wizard for the amazing MFME
The original DX'rs of the £5 jackpot version
The Rom provider
QPS and whoever owns them now for leaving FME alone

For those of you, who didn't get it at Dads, here's....
Reel A Win

A Vivid Gaming machine, on MPU5 tech.

£15 Jackpot, 25p Play, 88% Payout.

KEYS: 0 = Insert £1
' = Cancel/Collect 1 = Hold 1, 2= Hold 2/Hi, 3=Hold 3/Low
E=Exchange, Space = Start. K = Knockout.

THANKS TO:

Wizard (RIP) for the stunning MFME emulator.

Dad for the sound roms and being an absolutely stalwart of FME.

Pandy (and his various aliases, for the reels from Cliffhanger)

The Program Rom provider

Vivid Gaming and whoever owns them now, for leaving FME alone, all these years.

Any spare lamps are to the side. I don't believe it has a red mode. I also don't believe there are any hi lo lamps either. Nothing seems to light up for them or any lamps for the decals around the fishes and the vivid features. These lamps either don't exist or are permanently lit.

If you click on design, then edit mode, it's possible to drag the window from the left to close off the real machine, if people want to.

Waffle:

Been on a bit of an FME lull, but when I saw Dad post up about this machine. I knew it was something I wanted to do.

This was a machine I wanted to see, as I had great memories of my mate playing it in a hotel bar in Coventry. He must have spent at least an hour on it and I swear he broken even or was maybe up. Despite him being a munter player, like myself.

So big thanks again to Dad.

EDIT.The feature name error in the picture, has been corrected, thanks to PekoJP for pointing that out.

A Mazooma Games Machine on Scorpion 4 tech.
£25 Jackpot, 25p Play, 82% Payout
THIS LAYOUT IS MUTE. The machine will show a wrong sound error, it will just clear and continue. I think it's the first layout, where, I've allowed note entry.
I've added some lamps that don't exist on the real machine, which helps explain how the top boards work. I'd imaging some instructions would be on the glass.
I don't expect it to look like the real machine, but the lamps all seem to be roughly in the correct position.
Green background numbers, means no lose hi-lo, but you'll only see them, when the top boards are open as you can't gamble hi-lo on the lower board. The alpha does give a few hints about the play style during the attract sequence. Extra unnecessary lamps are at the side of the layout if you drag it in edit mode, just in case sounds/pictures turn up. But like all my layouts nowadays, it's unlocked.
KEYS: IN NOTES
THANKS TO:
WIZARD (RIP) for the Mesmerising MFME.
Tommy C for reels.
The Program Rom provider
Mazooma Games and whoever owns them now for leaving FME alone.

Well a simple layout for a simple machine really.
A Red Gaming machine on MPU5 tech.
£250 Jackpot, 30p Play, 82% Payout.
Unwittingly I believe this is my first ever club machine release.
Just like the old BFM clubbers like Club 65, get a win on the one win line on the bottom reels and open up 5 win lines. Keep spinning at £1 a time until you either get to the top of the trail and win the Casino Fever feature and get a chance to win £250, or you bust (of course you can collect at any point).
During the regular and on board spins, you can win bonuses, which can lead to features.
I've added a few lamps, to the top of the cash stack and other unused lamps to the side of the layout. Never seen the press start lamp light. You don't know how many nudges you have, but you'll see why because the reel layouts, make it virtually impossible to avoid a win within 1 nudge. But it can nudge on and on.
The collect ditty, is short, but I think @Chopaholic would approve of it, in an hour of need.
KEYS:
In notes
THANKS TO:
Wizard (RIP) for the magical MFME emulator
The program rom provider.
Various people for Red Gaming symbols
Red Gaming and whoever owns them now, for leaving FME alone.

Double Bubble 
A Red Gaming Machine on MPU5 tech. £25 Jackpot, 30p Play, 82% Payout.
THIS LAYOUT DOES HAVE SOUNDS and works 100% fine, but no pictures, so definitely not a real representation of the machines layout.
There's a 5th reel, which didn't make a lot of sense. I think it just indicates, when the super trail is open, so it moves to show = when open and when not open displays ||. But it was counted on the trail as part of the board. So if you land on it, when the super trail isn't open, you lose, which is represented instead by the lose lamps underneath the super trail.
When the super trail is open it's indicated by the machine anyway and when open, the trail goes up and you can't land on the lose lamps.
All unused lamps are labelled and they and the 5th reel can be found by dragging the window to the right in design mode.
By all means if anyone wants to redo the layout, be my guest.
KEYS:
Are in notes
THANKS:
WIZARD (rip) for the wonderful MFME emulator.
Tommy C for main reels from Critical Mass. Thanks for the Green numbers from Big Ghoulies (author unknown). Thanks for the Blue Numbers from ? (sorry that's the problem with having over 1,600 layouts)
Vecs and Slotsmagic, for taking a look and suggestions about the layout.

I honestly just wanted to get this one out, as like Maygay did with their machines, I really loss the plot with this one.
I spent so long trying to get the top board correct, in the end, I just ripped it back apart and it was either release or bin. I guess as we do have a flyer for this, it will make a DX easier, if the sounds turn up.
I have come across one issue, the feature Genius in the brown pot, doesn't work properly, but it does time out, if you end up taking it. It may be because the machine has no sounds, or could be an emulator issue.
A Maygay Machines, machine on Epoch Tech
£25 Jackpot, 30p Play, 82% Payout.
THIS MACHINE IS MUTE
KEYS:
0= Insert £1
'=Cancel, 1=Hold 1, 2=Hold 2/Hi, 3=Hold 3/Lo, C=Collect, E=Exchange, Space=Start, B = Bonus
THANKS TO:
Wizard (RIP) for the amazing MFME emulator.
Vectra666 for the flyer to go by
The reel provider for the London Underground machine.
The program rom provider
Maygay and whoever owns them now for leaving FME alone.

Gold Top
A Maygay Machines, machine on Epoch Tech. £25 Jackpot, 30p Play, 82% Pay out
As pointed out by PekoJPF, the machine is virtually a clone of the Epoch Coronation Street machine, (classic by Clo and DX by Socialdragon available). It's not quite 100% (the Gold Top feature is an addition on this machine), but it gave me a basis on how to lay things out.
Sadly like the Corrie machine, this layout is also MUTE. No pictures of real machine to go by, so decided to lay it out as per Corrie.
I decided to not put the word bonus on some hi-lo reel numbers, but instead try something different and have gold numbers for numbers which give a bonus (a bit like when a machine has red numbers indicating no-lose hi lose or super cash/feature).
Also there doesn't appear to be a Trail Held lamp, although I'm sure it probably exist on the real thing.
KEYS:
' = Cancel 1 = Hold 1, 2 = Hold 2/Hi, 3 = Hold 3/lo, C = Collect, E = Exchange, Space = Start P = Collect Cash Pot, F= Collect Feature 0 = Insert £1
THANKS TO:
WIZARD (RIP) for the wonderful MFME emulator
The program rom provider
Pook for the standard reels and Vecs for the jackpot symbol (not the real one)
Maygay for leaving FME alone, all these years

A Maygay Machine, on Epoch Tech
£25, 25p, 82%
THIS LAYOUT HAS INCORRECT SOUND ROMS, they have been set very low, but if they annoy you still, press ctrl M to mute the layout.
No images, but is a clone of The Italian Job (2).
KEYS:
0 =Insert £1, ' = Cancel, 1 = Hold 1, 2 = Hold 2/Hi, 3=Hold 3/Lo
C = Collect E/X = Exchange, Space = Start
H = Collect Cash B = Take Bonus, F = Collect Feature, N = Take Nudges
S = Take Cash K/O's, A = Take Feature K/O's
THANKS TO:
Wizard (RIP) for the amazing MFME emulator
The Rom provider
Maygay and whoever owns them now for leaving the scene alone.

Hog Money by Impulse Gaming
An Epoch machine with a £15 Jackpot at 25p play, with an 82% payout.
THIS LAYOUT IS CURRENTLY MUTE. There is a member on here, who has/had this machine, but I can't find the thread, if that member sees this and can help with some great pictures and sound roms, that would be excellent.
UPDATE NOW WITH SOUNDS thanks to user @fat.tony
Anyway. it's very much like Trailblazer.
Few differences, the key features are listed, the bonus are displayed on the alpha.
No bonus numbers on the grid, but if while playing on the grid, you collect numbers as you gamble and if you collect a blue and orange number, you get a bonus.
KEYS:
Insert Coin = 0, Cancel/Collect = `, Hold 1-3 = 1-3,
Sizzle or Fizzle = F, Exchange = E, Start = Space. Cashpot = P
LEFT HI = Q, LEFT LO = A RIGHT HI = W, LEFT LO = S
THANKS AS EVER TO THE LATE WIZARD RIP for the wonderful MFME emulator.
Thanks to Tommy C for the reels from Trailblazer.
Thanks to MR P's and Infection for the images to go by.
Thanks to the rom provider.
Thanks to Impulse and whoever owns them now, for leaving FME alone

My final release of the year from me
A Maygay Machines, fruity, on Epoch Tech
£25 Jackpot, 30p Play, 82% Payout
THIS LAYOUT IS MUTE
I've had a go at laying it out as per the real machine, thanks to the pics to go by, but I'm not the greatest artist lol.
Whilst there is nothing that breaks it, you can tell when it's expecting sounds sometimes and just says, ok no sound, but I'll carry on anyway.
One of the better Maygay Epoch machines IMO and they've even managed to do a decent attract mode and have some custom graphics on the alpha display. Also I learnt here, that if you don't resize the alpha to a smaller version, than the standard default sized one, some things, won't display correctly. 
Keys:
0=Insert £1, H = Shoot, L=Move left, R= Move Right, U=Move Up, D=Move Down
' = Cancel, 1 = Hold 1, 2 = Hold 2/Hi 3= Hold 3/Lo, C = Collect, S = Submarine, SPACE=Start/Gamble
Thanks to:
WIZARD (RIP) for the wonderful MFME emulator
Infection for some images of this machine, from his vast collection
Vecs for the jackpot symbol
Others for the reels from various layouts
The Rom provider
Maygay and whoever owns them now for leaving FME alone
 

Here's my release for Christmas.
Happy Christmas to everyone, let's hope the New Year, continues Wizards legacy and FME has a great year.
Not too exciting I'm afraid.
Sunset Strip
An Epoch tech machine by Extreme Gaming
£25 Jackpot, 30p Play 82% Payout
THIS LAYOUT IS MUTE. No pictures of machine available.
THANKS TO:
Wizard (RIP), for MFME, hope you're having a party up there
The Rom provider
Extreme Gaming for leaving FME alone
KEYS:
COLLECT/CANCEL = `, HOLD 1 = 1, HOLD 2/HI =2 , HOLD 3/LO = 3
EXTREME = E, AUTO NUDGE = A, EXCHANGE = X, START = SPACE
TAKE NUDGES = N, TAKE CASH = C, TAKE BONUS = B
SHOOT RED = R, SHOOT YELLOW = Y, SHOOT BLUE = U, SHOOT GREEN = G, SHOOT ORANGE = O
INSERT £1 = 0

Storm Force
A Global machine on Epoch Tech
£25 Jackpot , 30p Play, 82% Payout
This layout uses Club Storm Force sounds, which appear to be a 100% match.
To me the sounds on this are some of the best I've heard on a fruit machine, really upbeat and catchy.
KEYS:
' = CANCEL 1-3 HOLDS 1-3, C= COLLECT, X = EXCHANGE, SPACE = START
Q = LEFT HI, A = LEFT LO, W = MID HI, S = MID LO, E = RIGHT HI, D = RIGHT LO
F = COLLECT FEATURE, H = COLLECT CASH, K = COLLECT KNOCKOUTS
0 = INSERT £1
THANKS TO:
Wizard (RIP) for the spectacular MFME
Matty N for the reel belt and for the club version in general, which helped me find reel settings
Infection for some pictures for reference (one of the 3 shown below)
The rom provider
Global for leaving FME alone

Hot Dogs
£25 Jackpot, 25p play, 82% Payout
An Impulse Gaming machine on Epoch Tech
THIS LAYOUT IS MUTE
Again I have no pictures to go by, so will not 100% represent the layout of the real machine.
KEYS:
0= Insert £1
' = Cancel/Collect, 1-3 = Holds 1-3, A/N = Auto Nudge, E/X= Xchange, Space= Start
P= Picks, L= Step Left, R= Step Right, M/U = Move Up
STREAKS:
1 Bone = 1 Streak symbol
3 streaks available, Orange (will be white on real machine), Blue, Red.
Red is the top streak.
Upon entering feature, it's possible for the red streak to stretch the whole line of streak symbols, if in a jackpot ready mood, so just 1 bone = Red Streak.
The reverse, if the first streak lamp isn't orange (can be first two lamps if in bad mood), then it means a minimum of 2 or 3 bones needed for the first streak to become available.
Thanks to:
Wizard (RIP) for the fantastic MFME
The Program rom provider
Impulse for leaving FME alone

Cut Throat Cash
A Global Games machine on Epoch Tech
£5 Jackpot 10p play, 90% Payout
My first £5 layout.
This is a 99.9% clone of Cannonball Run, made for the £5 market, but the roms will go up to £25 Jackpot. Layout is unlocked and for reference, lamp numbers are the same, so if any pictures are present an easy £25 classic could be created or if good enough pictures a £25 DX.
Sound roms from Cannonball Run a perfect fit, so may have even been used for the real machine itself.
KEYS:
Cancel = ` Hold Buttons 1-3 = 1-3, Collect = C, Auto Nudge = N, Start = Space
Take Cash = H, Take Feature = F, Take Pot (take on layout) = P, Shuffle = E
Left Hi = Q Left Lo = A Right Hi = W Right Lo = S Insert £1 = 0

THANKS TO:
Wizard (may he RIP) for the wonderful MFME
Vecs for the reels from Cannonball Run, a huge time saver
Char042102 & Johnny AFC for some pictures to go by, another huge time saver.
The rom provider for both program and sounds (sounds from Cannonball Run)
Global Games for leaving FME alone.

Torture TV.
A Maygay machine on Epoch Tech.
£15 Jackpot, 30p Play 82% Payout.
THIS LAYOUT IS MUTE.
Could very well be a failed test machine, it appears to be a 100% Simpsons clone.
It does have a TV gameshow vibe about it, reminds me of the Japanese gameshow programme Endurance that used to feature on Clive James on TV (later Chris Tarrant on TV). 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4mRklA6KRmo&ab_channel=BestVines
Some of the feature names maybe incorrect as they are not always mentioned on the alpha, when you take them, although Hi Ro cash is not a spelling error.
KEYS:
Cancel = `, Hold = 1, Hold 2/Hi = 2, Hold 3 = 3, Collect/Stop = C, 
Exchange = E, Start = Space.
Collect Nudges = N, Collect Cash = T, Collect Feature = F
Insert £1 = 0
Thanks to:
Wizard (RIP) for the wonderful MFME.
Ross for the reels from Cash Gordon and London Underground
The rom provider

Dr Jekyll & Mr Hyde
A Vivid Gaming machine on MPU5 tech.
This layout will work on v6.1 or later versions of the emulator, I saw no advantage in restricting it to v20.1 users, particular, as we will be getting a DX.
Firstly, this has been a good FME team effort again. Naturally Wizard for the emulator. I believe the program/sound roms were from different people. The reels from Pandy's Hi-Lo Karate a god send. Plus we had several pictures gathered and lots of talk and suggestions about settings to get it up and running, as it was a real fussy git, that would alarm if you even looked at it the wrong way lol.
Anyway, it's 30p Play, £25 Jackpot, 82% Payout
One note, that's not obvious, Mr. Hyde knife, which activates super feature, is also used for the Vivid feature, Rise & Fall, which was a real pain in getting the lamps correctly functioning, but they do now work.
No transfer button on layout, as no note acceptor on my layout or the image I used for reference. But the button is available and lamped, along with all additional lamps, that aren't required in a classic layout to the right of the layout off screen.
KEYS:
0 = Insert £1, ' = Cancel/Collect, N = Auto Nudge & Take Nudges 1-3 = Hold 1-3, E = Exchange, Space = Start Q= Left Hi, A = Left lo, W= Right Hi, S = Right Lo

Cardinal Spin
£25, 30p play, 82% payout
A Maygay machine on Epoch tech
THIS LAYOUT IS MUTE.
As usual another mute/without pictures Epoch classic layout.
The reels are a mismatch of reels from various layouts. The top reel I tried to centre the writing on the reels, but using the roll up part within the emulator, throws up an execution error. But it all functions correctly, which is the main thing.
KEYS: In notes
Thanks to:
Wizard (RIP) for MFME
The rom provider.
Maygay for leaving the scene alone.

Spectre
A Maygay Epoch tech machine £15 Jackpot, 30p play, 82% Payout
THIS LAYOUT IS MUTE.
Decided not to hold on to this, you can't polish a turd as they say.
Everything is in the right place AFAIK, some feature names are made up, because they don't display on the alpha when you collect them. There's no trail held lamp as far as I can tell, but the machine name is the trail and flashes when it holds.
I don't think there is really anything special about this machine, it seems to be just another run of the mill Maygay Epoch release in an ugly cabinet.
KEYS:
'=Cancel, 1=Hold 1, 2=Hold 2/Hi, 3= Hold 3/Lo, C=Collect, E=Exchange, Space=Start, T=Take Cash, G=Take Ghost Run.
Thanks to:
Wizard (rip) for the amazing MFME emulator.
Infection for the image to go by.
Vectra for suggestions.
The rom provider.
Maygay for leaving the FME scene alone.

Globe Trotter
An Impulse Gaming machine on Epoch tech.
£25 Jackpot, 30p play, 82% payout.
THIS LAYOUT IS MUTE. No pictures of machine available, so not a real representation of the machine.
Gameplay:
The middle reel hi-lo will add to the Cash and Feature stacks. The colour and suits of the cards are irrelevant.
The upper reel spins each hi-lo guess and adds supers to cash/features as well as passports, streaks, nudges and reel blasts.
It should have some sort of clock hands, as it shows 1 O'clock 2, O'clock in the test mode. So if the number is 11 it will add to whatever is at position 11 O'clock on the rings. The inner ring is open straight away, then passports open the outer ring and then collecting them again opens both rings, at the same time.
Keyboard Shortcuts:
0= Insert £1 '= Cancel, 1-3 Holds 1-3, E = Exchange, N = Auto Nudge, Space=Start
Q = Left Hi, A= Left Lo, W = Right Hi, S= Right Lo.
T = Take Nudges, B = Take Reel Blasts 
Thanks to:
Wizard (RIP) for the MFME emulator
The rom provider
Brucegeorge for the card symbols
Impulse Gaming for leaving FME alone