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As my mum would say to me - 'yes, very trying'.

That's the wrong way around. Bluestacks is for people wanting to emulate Android software from within Windows, whereas the OP was asking for software to emulate Windows software within Android. Besides the thread is months old.

Perhaps you aren't great at English. But ending your thread with : 'END OF THREAD.......I GUESS!!!' ... as well as slagging off some of the best alternatives currently available, is the sort of comment I expect a child to make. Throwing their toys out of the pram because they can't get what they want. Layout designers are unpaid and do the best the can with the tools they have, and the emulator author is sadly no longer with us. If you aren't happy with the fact you can't magically get everything you want for free when the tools to do it don't even exist, then I'd suggest you find something else to do. As for the ROMs I mentioned that might be of interest, then as per your charming PM to me where you don't need 'jack shit' from me... fair enough. Happy hunting.

... And that is why I've been ignoring your requests (demands) for help and layouts despite me having some ROMs running that might be of interest (they are out there if you fancy looking yourself and trying). Try being less demanding and SHOUTY. Perhaps you aren't aware of online etiquette but using upper case the way you do is rude. Designers are unpaid, do it for the love of emulation and deserve respect. Your attitude in this thread and elsewhere has put me right off ever helping you.

Yup when I had my relapse in November it was on one of these, among others including a new Magic 7 or 10 - I forget which - sat next to it. They actually have updates which aren't shown on that flyer - some have a proper alpha display above the reels, some have a button to the right of the reels which gives an extra way to get a win. So, on the original : 1) Roll in 2) Win from hold 3) Win from nudge And now... 4) Win from pressing a button under the coin mech if and when it lights up after a spin I guess there isn't much else they could have done without messing the recognised formula up

There is no reason at all I / you for example couldn't put the ROMs into an existing Bar X 7 type layout. I'll have to have a nosey at it, I was very impressed with the gameplay when I tried it. But I still need to buckle down and sort out other layouts I've meant to finish the past few weeks You mean exciting and addictive I get what you mean though. Yes once you know the emptier, whilst it's fun to see a machine lose track of what it is doing, basically means it is hard to play it 'normally' again.

OXO Super Reels and similar will not run correctly in MFME - different hardware (Phoenix, specifically the version known as Phoenix 2). Wizard was working on it - and it does boot, but on genuine Electrocoin I'm sure it stops at the security stage, and Concept ROMs it seems to lose track of what it's doing and basically soft locks. As for the original £25 Bar X, Big 7 e.t.c. - they run, BUT I imagine the security isn't quite knocked out. In the old days I'm sure they just froze with the missing GAL error - with the most recent MFME releases they boot and are playable, but they very quickly go into a 'win every spin' mode. Like a neverending streak. I've mucked about and I'm sure others have (within MFME itself, the thought of ROM hacking and similar is well beyond me) and despite trying many different ROMs, they all do the same in the end - they might seem to be OK, then the machine makes a strange noise, and (nearly) every spin is a win.

I'm sure I critical errored my MPU6 Pacman Power Up when I owned it, and did manage to clear it. I'm sure you could navigate to a RAM clear or similar option on the MPU6 itself and it does sort it. But wouldn't recommend trying it unless someone were able to confirm first and make sure it wasn't just a dream I had For what it's worth - it wasn't a critical from overpaying - it was actually me brute forcing it to the extent it tripped it, probably as I was about £500+ in without collecting any wins

Set up a YouTube account and just dump them on there using the YouTube Studio app. I set mine as unlisted, so they aren't findable via searching, you just post a link to each video in a topic.

I think the only issue with a note acceptor would be that you'd want one that doesn't use encryption or similar, and I'm not even sure if they exist in these days of polymer notes? I would think that (as with hoppers and coin mechs) you'd be wanting parallel mode, not CCTalk or similar.

We do have Pluto 5, but I'm guessing that - as with Pluto 6 - there's probably different chips and possibly minor board differences between boards. Hence why, if you have say a Betcom Pluto 6 machine, you need a Betcom Pluto 6 board, or another board with the same colour sockets and then swap at least one socketed chip over. I'm pretty sure the ones I saw inside originally were Pluto 5. I'm sure it would be doable, but I think you are suggesting, it's something that would need to be done emulator-side, which suggests it being a thing for future MAME

Decent prices from a chap I've bought machines and spares from before. Mind you the cheeky sod never supplied the promised ROMs for BFM Shogun

Does that one have a decent streak? I've never tried it

I've tried several times to get the Fair Games ones to run with no luck, sure plenty of others will have tried too. If you need something that is similar, CashmanEQ has an app on Google Play if you have an Android phone. Download this app - it also has some Bar X simulations, and there's a simulation of Bar 7 in there that does a bonkers streak with the hidden holds.

I don't want to be seem like I'm stereotyping but the Japanese do seem to like their horse racing. They have proper horse racing arcade games (much like the car and motorcycle ride-on arcade games... but with horses.) That looks like a nice bit of equipment, but clearly in the casino environment it's destined as a proper gambling machine and not the old 2p versions we had, which (while still not cheap back in the day I guess), weren't full-on gambling Yes, I used to do that too, as a young lad, as well as a bit of spread betting Despite running a Whittakers roulette in the arcade I never really had much to do with it. I don't think it ever broke down so I never had a need to go digging into it. I'd be inclined to say it actually uses a random maths model based on the amount / size of winning segments rather than any sort of computerised compensators. But it's been so long since I played one! I'll probably end up owning one at some point just for nostalgia