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Version 1.0.0
33 downloads
Kings Ransom A Red Gaming machine on MPU5 Tech 30p/50p Play, £35 Jackpot, 84% Payout Number reel from other Reds. Yellow bags, will be white gems on the number reel. KEYS: '=Cancel, 1=Hold 1, 2=Hold 2/Hi, 3=Hold 3/Lo, S=Stake, C=Collect F= Take Feature, T=Transfer (test mode only), Space=Start B=Crystal Ball, G=Gamble Feature, B=Gamble Bonus, 0=Insert £1 THANKS TO: Wizard (RIP), for the Kickass MFME emulator. Fruitsnappa for the roms and a picture to go by The reel provider Red Gaming and whoever owns them now for leaving FME alone. -
If it's hoppers, then go into design edit mode, then click on the configuration tab and uncheck both hoppers and reload the layout. If it's the reel mechanism, then just click on the configuration tab and untick the effects, near the bottom right of the config window. If it's neither of them, then post up a screenshot of the layout, as there are so many Monopoly layouts. -
Just downloaded and opened the layout, without any issue. I'll send you my zipped up copy. Unzip it, then open emulator, file, load, browse to the folder you upzipped it to. Then click on the master.gam file and see if it works.
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Party Time are Astra machines.
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Version 1.0.0
49 downloads
Hypnotic A Vivid Gaming machine, on MPU5 Tech 30p play, £25 Jackpot, 84% Payout KEYS: 0= Insert £1 '= Cancel, 1= Hold 1, 2= Hold 2/Hi, 3= Hold 3/Lo, C=Collect V = Vivid, E=Exchange, Space = Start P= Take Cashpot, R= Step Right, L= Step Left The only issue, here, is that the amounts added to the cashpot are not shown, but the total is always available in the cashpot and during spins if you look at the cashpot, you can see the amounts added. Layout is unlocked and the relevant lamps for the spins are off to the right in edit mode, along with other uneeded lamps. Feel free to edit and update if you want/can. THANKS TO: WIZARD (RIP) for the Hypnotic MFME emulator Infection for some images to go by, Ploggy for the reels, a perfect match from Atlantic. Slotsmagic, Graham The Goldfish and Pook for suggestions. The rom provider Vivid Gaming and whoever owns them now for leaving FME alone. -
Ahh I thought it was an AWP not club. That's why I wouldn't have seen it.
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Don't remember this one at all.
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Thanks for trying, but unfortunately, they are either for another Manic Miner machine or they are corrupt. All I get is a lot of nasty noise from them, although it does appear to be playing sounds in the right places, hmm. -
Version 1.0.0
48 downloads
Manic Miner An Impulse Gaming machine, on Epoch tech. £15 Jackpot, 25p Play, 84% Payout KEYS: '=Cancel, 1=Hold, 2/H=Hold/Hi, 3/L=Hold/Lo, A/N=Auto Nudge, E/X=Xchange, Space=Start, 0=Insert £1 THIS LAYOUT IS MUTE THANKS: WIZARD (RIP) for the Magical MFME The rom uploader The reel uploader Infection for some images to go by Impulse and whoever owns them now for leaving FME alone -
Version 1.0.0
51 downloads
Here's Super Bugs by Extreme Gaming on MPU5 tech. It's a 99.9% clone of Manic Muncher, only difference I can see, one more amount on the big money at the top of the machine. The feature number reel, you'll see I have made up. I've attach a picture I found last minute on these forums, of a WIP by Mavroz, so hopefully one day a DX will be released and it's the best picture of the actual machine as well. https://www.desertislandfruits.com/forum/index.php?/topic/9050-extreme-superbugs/#comment-74068 Keys are in the notes Thanks to: WIZARD RIP for the fabulous MFME. The Rom provider, Uploader (fruitsnappa?) Reg for the Manic Muncher layout, helped, work out quite a bit. Mavroz for the main reel symbols from Bucket Loads, all the required symbols were on those bands. Fruitsnappa/Martindarko for pointing out a layout needed doing and uploading an image. Extreme and whoever owns them now for leaving FME alone. -
Happy Birthday Chris. I hope you're looking down on us all here at DIF and are pleased to see, all the new people of late, signing up having just discovered your fantastic emulator.
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Must take a look at this, I loved this on the Spectrum back in the day. One of the games, I remember, on a Sunday afternoon, when I was sometimes allowed to play on the family, big 21" colour TV in the living room, rather than my portable 14" in the bedroom.
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I've friends who use them, I don't personally. I don't blame people for using them, because some companies have taken the piss, with pricing for years. But look at how services such as Spotify etc, have shown, the vast majority of people will stop the naughtiness, if offered convenience and value for money. I stopped most naughty things, when I stopped gambling hundreds a month away and could actually afford to buy things, if I wanted them. I have Prime, Netflix, Britbox, Xbox subs, even though, I might not used some services for months. They are inexpensive for me, not even a couple of days wages in total. That's not to say, I still don't sometimes, watch something, somewhere I shouldn't. I have the films etc, on DVD/Bluray but find streaming much more convenient. James Bond films is one such thing, none of the streaming services have all the Bonds, but I found a website with high quality streams of them all.
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Loved Bubble Bobble. Lots of secrets to discover and great gameplay. Like I mentioned in the Rainbow Island comments, this was one, I used to play with my mate, on some overnight sessions on the C64 and on the Amiga as well, when he's mum was working nights. His sister who lived at home still, in the early days of our overnight gaming sessions, wasn't too keen. I remember her bursting into the living room, saying why the hell, are you playing that same tune, over and over and over again, it's doing my head in. Of course when so intense into something, you aren't taking any notice of these things.
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For me there's only one better version of Bomb Jack for home computers then the Spectrum and that's the Amstrad CPC version. Try it emulated, it's still as addictive as back then. It's similar in gameplay but much more colourful. Thr C64 version is far to cramped and the Amiga version is poor as well.
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Me and my mate, spent months playing this, until we completed it. We loved Bubble Bobble, which we also completed, so was pleased to see this was going to be released. But, I remember that it didn't appear it was coming out, due to some dispute. So I was excited to see it was released, when I went into Virgin Megastore in London. I remember ringing my mate to tell him. I used to take my Amiga, up to his place as his mum worked night shift and we used to spend hours playing my Amiga. The game is full of hidden secrets, including codes entered on the start screen and as Boulderdash says, collecting the gems in the correct order. But you had to work through the game, to get the codes. I remember we discovered the code to continue from Level 5 to Level 7 (IIRC) at about 4am, when I was having to leave, as I was early turn in work (days of no sleep for 36+ hours). We couldn't wait until the next time, we would get to play lol.
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Using MFME, and it's impact on your 'real life' gambling
wearecity replied to slotsmagic's topic in Emulator Chat
MFME, made no difference to me. Perhaps if it had emulated the current machines out there, I would have felt a bit different, I.E, why spend money and trawl arcades for machines, I can play at home for free. But gamblers gamble to win money, something you can't do in an emulator. By the time MFME came out, I had discovered online gambling and although, I still played AWPs when out and about, in pubs, days out etc... I didn't go to the arcade sometimes for weeks, because I want to play online slots. I'd say in the £25 era onwards, my gambling and it's losses were made up of 80% online 20% AWP. Nowadays, MFME, does show, just how boring and linear, so many machines were, from the £15 era onwards in particular. -
This was the one, I was talking about in my previous post. I got my C64 with a lot of games, second hand. This came with it and was my most played game for a long time. Just trying to get the jackpot out of it, was the only real thing to do, but it was fun trying to do it.
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There were some interesting one, I got addicted to one on the C64, but as any fruit machine player back in the day knows, there's always something that break the illusion of it being a real fruit machine.
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Don't want to put you off donating, but any donation now, will only last until Dec 31st, so if you are going to donate, don't make it a big amount. Hopefully then next year, you will feel it worth donating a bit more, to continue to download the 1000's of machines on offer. But as said, donating is hugely appreciated.
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Thanks for this one, glad I click into the thread to read it, as I don't read all threads.
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Version 1.0.0
38 downloads
Magic Circle A QPS Interactive machine on Scorpion 4 tech. £5 Jackpot, 10p Play, 92% payout. KEYS: ' = Cancel, 1-3 = Holds 1-3 and Nudge, M = Magic, T = Transfer, Space = Start, 0 = Insert £1 THANKS TO: Wizard (RIP) for the thrilling MFME emulator. Infection for some images to go by The Program & or Rom Provider Everyone who has offered assistance QPS Interactive and whoever owns them now for leaving FME alone -
I downloaded this and had a go. I got the 3 pubs red and didn't experience any issues. Hi-Lo'd up to the Coronation Streak. One possible issue, for the problem you had, is your PC spec, the size of the layout and blended lamps. A combination of low/mid spec PC, with a huge layout size and blended lamps, will bring some PC's to their knees. Pooks Indiana Jones, for instance, will make even a powerful PC splutter, during the jackpot sequence. You can unblend lamps, by clicking on design/edit mode, then design again and go to Misc Tools, where you will see unpack blended lamps. -
USER @Blinky3i, says on the reviews tab. Great release, however when i get the rare 3 RED rovers returns on the superboard the game locks up, the music still plays in the background but you cant interact with the buttons. i thought this was a glitch first time i got it but second time it exhibits the same issue. Anybody else get the same problem? edit: whlist writing this and it playing in the background it goes into timeout mode and you have to select your current ladder board best positon.. weird
