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Version 1.0.4
206 downloads
Following on from the earlier releases of this a few days back @johnparker007 recently upscaled the original dx images and enlarged the artwork so Big Thanks to him for this these are crystal clear So what you've got in this upload £6 All Cash £6 Token £10 All Cash All with Sideart removed Thankyou to the original layouts from @Pook and @guitar and to @Tommy c for images from his £4 bwb version Enjoy and Happy Gaming!!!! Does anybody have any A. roms and B. images for the £10 original Andy Capp in the blue cabinet as that still needs a decent dx made??2 points -
Version 1.0.0
87 downloads
I originally made this layout as a £10 version pre mfme5.0 (06/2016) but really wanted a £6 token version and a brighter version than what we already have so finally remade the decals for it so not a totally new release and still on its mini 1024wdx format (it does go full scale on laptop ok), if decent images arise for this £6 20p version then i'd certainly like to re-re-release it in a full large dx. don't think the artwork within the dx will upscale well @johnparker007 Stuck on what to make atm so answers on a postcard please2 points -
Thank you so much guys for welcoming me into this community, I cant wait to get to know you and share in this experience together2 points
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In my experience in all these 3 hi lo machines, If you are going for a 3rd hi or lo to get the slow down bonus, it'll do that all day long, until it's ready to pay out £10 +1 point -
So finally finished my small bartop icade conversion. The cabinet lent itself perfectly for the job although was certainly tough trying to squeeze everything in! So I bought off Ebay an ION Icade off eBay for £18, a HP 15" 4:3 touchscreen monitor for £12 and a Dell micro PC for £40. I ordered an Ipac, Pac drive and a load of buttons from Arcade World along with a Barcrest button and 5v leds off eBay. I had to cut the top pieces of the side panels off the icade to accommodate the monitor which I stripped out of it's casing. I wanted the sound to be pretty good as that's the best part for me, the nostalgic machine sounds and music so I fixed a 2.1 edifier PC speaker system to it. The sub on the top and the satellite speakers in the back as didn't want them sticking out. I simply used sticky back metal effect plastic on the sides. I replaced the control panel for a nice bit of wood. I used 10 main buttons, an exit button on the left side and a coin one on the right as well as 2 small buttons I use for volume under the fake coin slot which I wired to a USB on the PC. I am very pleased with the way it turned out1 point
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Perhaps the addition of a piece of old dried up beer stained carpet under it for that 'extra' authenticity0 points
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lol not happy at 1hr 51 .0 points
