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My "consecutive losing spins" experiment - DOND Edition
TheSecondLugia replied to TheSecondLugia's topic in Emulator Chat
DOND Eliminator also had this quirk, but it will always give out nudges forever until I eventually board in. With this, I managed to put about £300 in and play it through without getting a SINGLE feature. After this point it will lead to a persistent GATW. EDIT: I forgot I already mentioned this on my list lol -
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I'm a bit busy at the moment but have you had a look at this guide? There are other guides in that section too
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HI new here and im looking to help setting this up
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gezeebeezee joined the community
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X13 Pinner joined the community
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I have finished started following Tommy c
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I recently had the pleasure of diving into the captivating world of the Deal or No Deal slot machine, and let me tell you, it's an experience worth raving about. From its visually enticing layout to the immersive colors and sounds, every aspect of this game is designed to keep you on the edge of your seat. First and foremost, let's talk about the layout. It's sleek, intuitive, and incredibly easy to navigate. I found myself effortlessly exploring the various features and options without any confusion, which is a big plus in my book. Now, let's discuss the colors and sounds. Wow! They truly elevate the gaming experience to a whole new level. The vibrant colors pop off the screen, creating an atmosphere that's both lively and engaging. And the sounds? They're nothing short of electrifying. From the cheerful jingles to the suspenseful music, every sound effect is perfectly crafted to keep you hooked from start to finish. As for gameplay, I must say, it plays like a dream. I've been exploring all the features, from the thrilling bonus rounds to the nail-biting decision-making moments, and I haven't been disappointed. Sure, I'm still chasing that elusive £70 jackpot, but I'm having an absolute blast in the process. And you know what they say, it's not just about the destination, it's about the journey—and this journey is one heck of a ride. In fact, I've been having so much fun with the game that even my significant other has gotten in on the action. We've been enjoying friendly competitions, each trying to outdo the other with our £5 bets. It's become a delightful pastime for us, and I can't thank the creators of this game enough for providing such exhilarating entertainment. Dreflex
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I don't know Wizard but I feel so sad to know he passed
slotsmagic replied to SlugLicker's topic in Wizard's Rest
So many of us first got into MFME in the very early 2000s - I was definitely still at school at the time, and my friend couldn't believe it when I show him how to get his favourite machine (JPM Rollercoaster) running at home. I think that was probably one of the early releases of JPeMu (by DialTone, not Wizard), or possibly an early MFMe with JPM support. I'd been using his pre-MFME emulator (MPU34) for at least a year or so before that released. That would make it 2001 at the absolutely latest when I discovered it, but I feel it might have been 2000? I'd like to think that many of us would have expressed our gratitude during that time, although obviously I (and I'm sure many others) wish I'd shown him just how much it mattered. Hopefully the fact so many communities like this sprang up (and yes, a few did fall by the wayside) where people discussed his emulator means he was aware of how much people appreciated his work- 1 reply
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