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I can confirm that my local arcade had two of these units in the MK1 cabinets. J

I love the look of that classic, very simple yet stylised. J

Not sure what differences, I use photoshop a lot but I'd say my use is intermediate level at best. Also I don't think CS6 is supported any longer. It's all Creative Cloud but I wouldn't pay a monthly sub for software unless a place I worked used it. J

Try deletng your prefs. Had this a few times over the years. Might be time to update, CS2 is not supported anymore. What's wrong with a full version of CS6? J

Cheers fella. Easy to miss these skills when you are under a little pressure from recording. J

I'm enjoying these vids, thanks fella J

I used to have a Cloud 999 local to me that had a flat battery, so every morning left mixed 999 on the line... Thank you very much I remember plugging a 5p £3 version that never streaked, it didn't respond well after a ram reset either. I noticed in later revisions especially Nudge Nudge Wink Wink, the early version plug would come back with it having to reach it's target percentage from scratch like normal, later revisions started off more balanced percentage wise after a ram reset. You can ram clear some other MPU4 based machines if you can reset the machine at the crucial time. Sunset Boulevard can be ram reset from the Blue Sevens, timing is critical. I did manage to ram clear a Road Hog once, totally by mistake. I was on the feature board and I plugged the machine when it came back it had ram clear reels, still have no idea what I plugged it on. J

Has anyone tried the Asus Tinker Board, specs are superior to Pi3. Gigabit ethernet 4K 2GB ram J

I creates a bespoke theme for my HyperSpin, I had built an extremely nice Spectrum them with tapes all glossy art etc. Lost the lot a few months back when my main hyperspin drive went down, totally gutted, wasn't just the months of artwork I'd produced but the roms. To be honest though the Hyperspin frontend is so old, it doesn't even natively support 1080p. J

I know a lot of machines you can get to the version number, usually on s4 you open the doors and enable the refill, when it boots it will show software name 9540801 etc and then the revision, eg 1.6 etc. It's possible to get this info on most techs, would be excellent to get these values captured, but imagine it might be a bit of work with so many variations tech wise. I guess Chris would know if it's possible and even feasible work wise. ...but we have so much amazing stuff already in mfme J

Wonder if Wizard could automate lifting those details in future builds of mfme? Would stop wrong information being fed into the game manager. J

I'm pretty sure the 7 seg display from my Miami dice had a red transparency in front printed on the glass. I'm sure Wizard has copied from an actual 7 seg for the default. It's up to the end user to apply the colours with the tools, all the tools are here for cloning colours etc. J

Or just clone the colours from an actual picture of a 7 seg would be a better solution. J