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No. I believe it's pluto 6 anyway.

They are exactly the same as the original fruit machine as they use the same software

Depends on the unit really. Stuff like perfect deals probably wouldn't take loads if there were a lot about as people become aware that they always lose on it, but cos there's only a few, players tend to take them on from dead for old times sake. Randoms certainly take a lot more which baffles me how anyone could want to sit inserting money to just press start, have the "reels" spin for 5 seconds or whatever it is, game over, with rare features that pay shite, etc. TBO did well as it was the first really rigged game where you couldn't really go after a jackpot which threw a lot off to start with.

You'll be struggling. As a Linux user myself, I run mfme in a virtual machine. I found vmware to be better for it than VirtualBox too

Stop spamming, read the FAQ

This is not correct mate. G2 have a lot of people from Global, and the name was supposed to be a play on Global2, hence G-Squared. Their first machine was Kung Fu Pounda which was done by guys at a company called TopDog. They then did High Voltage which was a KFP re-glass but with some bits added/taken away. After this, they entered into a partnership with Betcom (who also did games for Blueprint). Basically G2 would design a game and graphics then send it to Betcom to program. They then dived into the digital machine market with a very nice looking digital cabinet called Casino King. They later fell out (after Gauselmann/Blueprint owners bought Betcom) with Betcom, not sure on the specifics, but they tried to get going with some TopDog code again with a game called Plumber's Payday, which was originally "The Good, The Bad and The Pugly" - it seemed to have moderate success, but haven't really seen much from them since. They did one called Mummy's Money which was a KFP and then a trump themed one called "Make Jackpots Great Again" or something like that. Pretty sure they did one called "A Fairytale of Moo York" too which had a quirk of the DOND game being properly random, but unfortunately it never took off. A shame really as they're great people and I'd have liked to see them do well vs what we have from the bigger manufacturers left. Anyway, this isn't the purpose of this topic so will leave it there, but hopefully that's covered a bit.

Meat spin dot com - warning definitely not safe for work or family What about -badger badger badger mushroom mushroom -do what you want cos a pirate is free (lol limewire) -look at my horse, my horse is amazing -splish splash I was taking a bath

What about the other shock sites? One in particular "you spin me right round baby right round..." Used to use bigpockets.co.uk for my media and the like!

Test machines and some machines in certain chains are connected to the internet these days too, so something would be noticed rather quickly.

Gathered a few resources myself over the years, roms, glasses, pictures, scans, flyers, manuals, etc. Pissed me off when I had uploaded a manual to the Mecca only to find I couldn't re download onto a different device it when I needed to. Not a lot but every little helps. Kind of lost interest now to be honest but if the opportunity came about I'd still grab stuff and forward to the relevant people.

I also picked up on this. Very nice Reg

He's been a pain tbf

Drop me a Pm when you can then and we'll sort summat

Message me tomorrow pal I'll see if I can assist again

Forgot a bit, as @dondplayersays, go to design>edit mode first then tick to open both doors, then click configuration and it should let you tick them

Hi mate, Tick both doors open at the top left, Go into configuration at the top, Tick the "Trusted" box on, coin mech, note mech, hopper. Close configuration window, wait for machine to load up to "Read Meters?" on the display, then untick both doors to close them.

Apologies, I'd missed this, but have responded and we've chatted in PM. Fingers crossed you get sorted but am happy to help remotely if needs be as I did for @Tommy c

It's still free. PM me and I'll explain how to do it.

Would be a nice idea for something like this to be created, but in answer to your question listed... Classic - a layout that is basically boxes and drawn out but still plays exactly as the real machine would, just looks different. These are usually the under workings of a DX, which brings us to; DX - a layout based on the flyer or photos of the real machine. PDX - a self-drawn DX, so a graphical representation of the machine, but not done using official stuff, this could be because they haven't been able to be sourced, or because the quality of resources is too low.

Windows 7 isn't supported by Microsoft anymore. Highly recommend upgrading. Windows 7 machines shouldn't be on the internet anymore as they are at risk of all sorts of nasties now with no more updates to patch security flaws.

V20 should resize the window to the max size your monitor can handle. As for missing fonts, I tend to just click ok to skip past it. Most are still playable anyway

Go to downloads, legacy, JPM for the downloads As for the coin thing, I believe if you load the game up and go into design mode, right click the coin in button and tick the lockout check box to stop the error from happening, then close and save the layout. If I'm wrong here someone else will know

Cant believe there's no mention of the mob by mdm

Hi pal It's all in the FAQ here Also see here as we've had these questions a few times. A donation isn't compulsory but you'll get unlimited downloads plus legacy access which is an amazing area managed by long standing member, Geddy.