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Hi Guys I have an extra special Christmas treat for you today, with my deluxe version of the ultra rare JPM classic Bar 7! Once again this is using USA ROMS, however this plays identical to the UK version. The only difference as far as I know, is the lack of 50p change, and token payouts. If the UK ROMS ever turn up, the artwork will not need altering because I have drawn the UK version. Short cuts and full info is in the included READ ME.txt A Bar 7 Manual is included (Personality pack) A Bar 7 Flyer is included Now some special thanks to the following people for making this project possible. Ian Eason for providing the ROMS, and sending them to Riche100 specially for this project. Richy100 (fruitemu.co.uk) for providing the additional Bar 7 flyer and the Personality Pack. Our very own Reg for final testing. ..And Finally a big thanks goes to Wizard, for giving us MFME and all his support:) Thanks Guys, and Happy Christmas

Hi Guys Here is a special version of the 1981 JPM classic 'Clickity Click' using USA ROMS. I have redrawn this as a UK machine, so that if/when the UK ROMS turn up, they can be used on this layout. The game plays the same as the UK version, except the payouts perform slightly differently, and there is no 50P change or Token payouts. Thanks go to Instance Automatics & Louie Bee for providing the ROMS, and Ploggy for uploading them to fruitemu.co.uk. Also a big thanks to Richy100 (fruitemu.co.uk) for providing the additional Clickity Click flyer. A special thanks goes to Wizard for making MFME the best EMU ever! Have fun guys:)

Hi Guys Here is the finished Bouncer layout, which is a 1984 JPM System 80 machine, that was a £3 conversion of Kicker. Many thanks go to: Pete.W for the ROMS (fruitemu.co.uk), Riche100 for the included Kicker Flier (fruitemu.co.uk), Tommy C for finding the font family for the main logo, (desertislandfruits.com), Dad for testing, (dadsfme.com) And the wonderful Wizard for MFME and all his support:) I hope you all enjoy this redrawn old school 20p token jackpot game, as much as we did back in the 80's:)) Andy B.

Hi Guys Here is an ultra rare, 1982 JPM club machine called Club Vegas running on System 80 Tech. Thanks to Louie Bee on for uploading the ROMS, and some pictures to fruitemu.co.uk, and to the wonderful Wizard for MFME, and keeping it well and truly alive:):) Shortcuts and further info is in the Read Me file, and as a special treat, Richy100 on fruitemu.co.uk has provided us with the original flyers for this machine! (see inside the folder). Have fun guys:)

PLEASE USE MFME V19.4 TO PLAY THIS. Hi Guys Here is another golden oldie classic. This was the last MPU2 Machine that Barcrest ever made back in 1981. A big thanks goes to, launton (fruitemu.co.uk) for Roms and base Reel symbols. Richy100 (fruitemu.co.uk for the last minute flyer (included in the download). Pete W for uploading a couple of pics of the original Spot Light to the gallery on Fruitemu.co.uk. Richy1976 for his fantastic sound files. Wizard for testing and some last minute Technical support, as well as providing us all with the amazing MFME that makes this all possible:))) Short cuts are in the read me file. Now have a great Bank Holiday weekend:)

This layout requires MFMEv19.4 Hi Guys Here we have Rock On from Barcrest, made in January 1981, running on MPU2. Firstly...a special thanks to the following. hitthesix for setting this project up. RobT (fruitemu.co.uk) who owns the original machine, and was kind enough to send me helpful pictures, and give valuable feedback throughout the creation process. Richy1976 for collating and providing sound files. And finally @Wizard Who ultimately made this possible, and also updated MFME so that MPU2 and MPU3 tech runs brilliantly:)) Short cuts and further info can be found in the Read Me file. Now go and give this machine a good thrashing:)

Hi Guys Here is a fantastic 38 year old machine for you all to enjoy on MFME v19. Barcrest Hi-Lights running on MPU2 with slappy side buttons, and lots woo woo noises! A big thanks goes to the following people: Pete W (fruitemu.co.uk) for uploading the roms and sending his old pics.Launton (fruitemu.co.uk) for providing the fruit symbols.chris217's Youtube channel for hosting a video which helped me work out the reel order.Richy1976 for putting together the great coin sounds.And of course Wizard for making MFME possible and supporting it:):) Anyway...Time to start playing. Short cuts are in the read me file if you are too daft to work them out yourself:) </Frig>