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Been a while from me to release anything due to real life issues, also can't seam to find resources for newer layouts anyway Here's A little clubber from Crystal (1992) Bags of Cash thanks to Ebay for the image gained thanks to @Clo06 for the classic layout used as a base Big thanks to @Mort for firstly supplying various reel symbols also for playtesting, coin effect set up, percentage help via dip switches etc also for filling the machine up via a factory reset and putting over £3000 through it via auto play so the machines nice n settled with about 30% behind and whatever else he's done for me in the file itself he's added the flyers/cabinets and a rom file with various stages of gameplay through them also i've added the original £150 rom set if you want to give that a go Enjoy and Happy Gaming!!!

It's not the best, but it's something. Have possibly used lamps that aren't 100% correct, but all critical stuff works right. Bit miffed by the swap corner buttons and lamps as sometimes they light but nothing happens when pressing the button, not sure why or if thats a thing with the machine maybe. Massive Thanks to; @Ginge for loading in ROM's, fixing sounds and helping me find a few things. @Wizard for MFME. @thealteredemu for the extra ROM's. @infection for images. Not sure who did the classic, but a big thanks to them also. Going to take a couple of weeks before next layout, catch up on playing the latest releases etc. Controls in notes. Coins; 0 = £1 9 = £2 8 = 50p 7 =20p 6 = 10p

Not a New layout just a quick decal change from the £5 edition i did a few years back thanks to eBay/picclick for the decals i hope to make something new soon, once i get my mind back onto it Enjoy and Happy Gaming!!!1

Interesting machine for 1987 with it's fancy tech, but so far have to say the MPS2 tech it's based on seems much better to me so far. Be interested to here what people make of the game. Standard one is £2 card turnover and ALT version is the £4 card turnover ROM's from 20p exchange. I haven't played the ALT version yet really due to issues just resolved, maybe its a different profile. Massive thanks to; @TTX For alternative ROM's and better images, and also information on these Castle machines. @fruitsnappa For assisting with ROM loading. @Ginge @vectra666 @niallquinn For assistance. @Clo06 For the classic and assistance. @Wizard For MFME. @Coskey Fruits Who requested. Controls in the notes.

Cobra Cabana £25 30p thanks to @wearecity for the excellent classic Not a good RED but still playable

Massive Thankyou to; @wearecity for the classic. @johnparker007 for images from community drive. @Wizard for MFME miracle. Controls in notes, has multiple coin inputs so you don't get stuck in anti-stat mode of play.

Here`s two versions of this machine £15/30p & £5/10p a machine by a Eurotek that I have never seen out in the wild. Decided to do this one after @Pook shared some images and a classic version by @spa to the community to see if someone wanted to do. Had some issues with reels mainly the positions of the 7s, think I have finally got it right but if I haven`t please let me know. Thanks to @Pook for sharing and @spa for the classic. Thanks to @Wizard for MFME.

Not a new dx just enlarged and sharpened a tad, added better looking gradients and coin effects, blended the feature trail lamps etc, basically gave the original a spruce up originally made back in 2014 as a mini 1024Wdx this uses the early rom set for £100/10p, i may redo the £150 version i have to which i'll add to the release page of this one Enjoy and Happy Gaming!!!!

Lovely MPU4 machine, it's not quite MPS2, but it's certainly good fun and is helping solidify my theory the fruit machine peaked in the 80's for the most part. It's not entirely 100% accurate, but the purests can remove the lamps that likely shouldn't be there. An example being the lower 'fruit' text to the left of preserve. To me it didn't look quite right not lighting, and the youtube videos of it I wasn't sure if the bulb was out etc as they all appear to be the same machine that has changed hands. Massive thankyou to; @fruitsnappa for helping me with a few lamps and sorting coin effects and playtesting. @Pook for teaching me new masking method. @johnparker007 and others for the community drive where the image originated. @Wizard for MFME miracle. Control's etc are in the notes along with coin inputs.

Same as last iteration except token payout.

Was one I wanted to do at some point to go with Road Hog, although Road Hog is likely going to be redone at some point to match quality wise as I have gotten better at remaking certain bits like the board values. This layout won't be 100% accurate due to it being chopped together from a BWB version as well as that was a more workable image available but wasn't really interested in that version as its stake and jackpot prizes are just not right really, plus the Barcrest version is the one to have. I have tried to get detail dialed in as much as possible and make the chopped in bits from the BWB version look as natural as possible. Notes are locked to Ploggy's DX which I used as a base and only realised it was locked when 99% there, wasn't really down for redoing the whole lamping and masking again. Special thanks to; @johnparker007 and @Altharic for assisting with trying to unlock and John changing name in caption. Also @dondplayer and others who offered assistance with the same. @Ploggy for the original DX and allowing layout to be changed so I didn't have to redo it. @johnparker007 and @infection for the images used. @vectra666 and @Mort for pointing out areas of image that needed attention. @Road Hog Madfor the cash ROM's. @Wizard for MFME miracle. Next up is Golden Game Club 3 player, £250, £500, £1000 and £2000 jackpots.

10p play, £5 Jackpot. 80%. These were best on £5, they could still give the same streak amount as the £15 variant with multiple red streak holds. You could tell when they had value as holding to force nudges with 1-3 symbols away it would freeze, the longer the freeze was, the better. Did incredibly well on these way back when on resorts, happy times. This is a machine I first asked about upon joining, it holds a very special place in my memories of days gone by. What I didn't know then was I would end up creating this very DX myself, but thanks to so many on here I have learned many things which allowed me to make this from 1 grainy blue glass image and the one picture we have from Infections Images section. It's not perfect, but it's to the best of my ability given the resources, I'm amazed I got this out of it. I also made reels with the correct symbols, reels are my nemesis, lol, but they are 90% ok. Absolutely massive thanks to; @logopolis His classic brought me many hours of fun, and fair play to him, he literally found all the lamps for the top. Trust me, if you have never done a classic, that's a real ball ache trying to spot in a sea of flashing yellow squares. @vectra666 @wearecity @Ginge for assisting with an issue I had first loading in. Turns out 1500 across is about the maximum for this type of layout. @infection for images section as always. @Wizard for MFME miracle. And a big thankyou to the community in general. Controls are in the notes, slave alphas are small, but that was inevitable really given the size contraints and I had to shrink down, a lot from images I had created. This is and always will be one of my favourite releases, so stoked we finally have this thing. A massive shoutout to the ROM providers and cataloguers.

Another classic JPM, love these things. Going to revisit all previous versions at some point to bring up to level of the last two of these and add reflections etc. Massive thanks to; @infection and @spa for images. @wearecity and @Ginge for playtesting and fault finding, as such this has all the coin input's. @vectra666 for assistance with masking issue and advice on reflections. @Ploggy for the original DX. @pete_w for the classic. @woodsy @dad @johnparker007 @slotsmagic and anyone who has helped me on my journey creating. Next up is BWB's Circus.

Jackpot Gems A Red Gaming machine on MPU5 Tech £25 Jackpot, 30p Play, 80% Average Payout. KEYS: 0=Insert £1, '=Cancel, C=Collect, 1=Hold 1, 2=Hold 2/Hi, 3=Hold 3/Lo, A/N=Auto Nudge, F=Take Feature, T=Transfer, Space=Start H=Change Game, G=Gamble Feature THANKS TO: WIZARD (RIP) for the Jollytastic MFME Dad for the main reel symbols and to Woodsy for the dice symbols. Lou for his amazing Rom Stash. Infection for his amazing picture gathering. Red Gaming and whoever owns them now for leaving FME alone.

Here is another lo tech machine from Reflex called Lady Luck Around the Clock, must admit I do enjoy these lo tech games from Reflex. This is set on £5 Jackpot, multi stake and 80% There is a known issue in that when you insert coins/ notes or collecting wins they don't automatically update in the in, out windows, but when the layout is reset and initialised they do show what the recorded information was on the in and out meters. Thanks go to Wizard (R.I.P) for his amazing emulator and the continued updates. Thank you Chris for leaving us with such an amazing piece to help relive our past memories of such amazing fruit machines. The rom uploader Infection for the images Hope you all enjoy Please use MFME 20.1

Another MPS2 machine, really incredible fun. Token in wouldn't work, so 20p input in it's place. Massive thanks to; @Wizard for MFME. @Ginge for playtesting and pointing out any errors. @CompostCORNER for the classic. @spa for extra JPM resources. @Ploggy for the DX. @infection for images. @dad @wearecity @dondplayer for trying to assist in unpub file for a mistake I made. Controls are in the notes.

Here`s an old school jpm machine called Plus 2 on 2p play £1 jackpot. Found images of the top and bottom glasses on Ebay a while back and decided to make this a project. I cleaned them up a bit and redone some text but also left some imperfections to add a bit of realism. Thanks to @Amusements for cabinet and reel symbols that he kindly sent me on a previous project. @vectra666 for the reel gradient I used and to @Wizard for creating MFME and allowing us to enjoy.

Bling Bling A Red Gaming Machine on MPU5 Tech £25 Jackpot, 10p-30p Play, 80% Payout. REEL BELTS On the real machine, there's only 1 reel belt. Due to a restriction of the emulator, the belts have had to be split into 2. Red Numbers DO NOT guarantee a hi-lo win, even on the real machine. When they land they turn the Feature/Cash Amount Red. KEYS: '=Cancel, C=Collect, 1=Hold 1, 2=Hold 2/Hi, 3=Hold 3/Lo, D=Stake, S=Swop, T=Transfer, Space=Start, 0=Insert £1 F=Take Feature, H=Take Cash, G=Gamble Bonus I=Left Hi, J=Left Lo, O=Middle Hi, K=Middle Lo, P=Right Hi, L=Right Lo. THANKS TO: WIZARD (RIP) for the Blinking Great MFME. Loo for the roms Infection for some images to aid the layout creation.

Hey all, Another exciting release! A first for MFME the Multiplayer Party Fruits - the Select version by Astra Games. Huge Thanks go to Retropolis Classic Amusements in Southend On Sea, Essex to allow me to take many photos to try create the base image with their Party Fruits - with me adding Select elements from stock photos on online! Shortcuts listed in the notes on layout, 30p £15 JP. Have fun - hope you all enjoy - Peace Luke aka AstraLuke x

Here's the latest in my lineup of Electrocoin based machines running Concept ROMs. I actually started these about a year ago - forgot about them between March 2023 and now - and just finished them off. They are my hybrid / modified Bar X 7even Online artwork, running a large combination of ROMs for different stake and prize combinations, as well as different game play types (flat or soft, session or non-session). Basically it's as close to a complete set of Concept Games 3-win layouts, albeit older ROMs than they currently publish. Should be plenty of choice for everyone. I know Concept are not everyone's cup of tea, and these will play a pretty boring game until the run comes around - but it's the best we have at the moment! There's layouts for : £5 jackpot (£1/£2/£5 paytable) at 10p or 20p play. £25 jackpot (£10/£15/£25 paytable) at 25p or 30p play. £35 jackpot (£5/£10/£35 paytable) at 30p or 50p play. £70 jackpot (£10/£30/£70 paytable) at 50p play. and finally £100 jackpot (£10/£30/£100 paytable) at 30p, 50p or £1 play. To pick the price of play, and game type you want, load the relevant GAM file. The GAM files are labelled as follows : BX7_50P_10_30_100_SS (where 50p is the stake, 10_30_100 is the paytable, and SS is the game type, where FS = FLAT SESSION, SS = SOFT SESSION, FNS = FLAT NON SESSION and SNS = SOFT NON SESSION). From memory my preferred game type is normally SOFT SESSION, giving a mix of wins and mini-runs in the base, and normally being bang-on target percentage by the end of the run. In theory, SESSION based ROMs will give a run after a fixed amount of credits. To give you an idea, on a SESSION ROM, a 50p £100 jackpot game will go on a run after 3600 credits (£1800 of credits) - this is where the main streak is paid. The NON SESSION ROMs do not have a streak that comes around after a fixed amount of credits. This means that - while they should still pay out the same over the long term - they may do periods with huge gaps between runs, and can in theory do back to back runs for some huge streaks. These ROMs are released from a RAM RESET. Therefore each game will probably give ERR 01, flash the lights and beep at you when you first load them. To clear the error just reload the layout, or if on a PC, you could just hold CTRL + R and it'll reboot. Once that's been done the machine should work fine from then on. As always many thanks to the ROM providers, the places I lovingly borrowed the artwork from, and all the members here at DIF. Thanks to @Wizard for the incredible emulator, and thanks to anyone who plays and enjoys the stuff I release