.Also where can I go to learn more about how the emulators work. I have only recently discovered the community and find it amazing. 8O
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Jez_Shaw
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Posted 03 July 2003 - 10:50 AM
Is anybody working on a DX for Robin Hood? This is one of my favourite machines of the past few years. I know Pots of Gold is almost identical, but the audio on Robin Hood always makes me smile. .
Also where can I go to learn more about how the emulators work. I have only recently discovered the community and find it amazing. 8O
.Also where can I go to learn more about how the emulators work. I have only recently discovered the community and find it amazing. 8O
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duplu
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Posted 03 July 2003 - 11:32 AM
As far as I am aware no-one is working on this at present. I am free at the moment having just finished Pot of Gold DX. What I would need is a flyer for the machine or at least some good hi-resolution photos of the machine.
Anybody got any?
Anybody got any?
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Posted 03 July 2003 - 02:14 PM
This sure looks like a pot of gold clone, please note the classic version is already avaliable at this site, with all its sounds for you to enjoy.
Here is a pic, just to remind you of the machine.
Wozza
Here is a pic, just to remind you of the machine.
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JustInfo
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Posted 03 July 2003 - 02:34 PM
It is a complete clone, the only difference being the sound and gfx!
Many would argue that this is in fact a much worse machine however. "Robin Bastard" I think the words used to describe it are....
Many would argue that this is in fact a much worse machine however. "Robin Bastard" I think the words used to describe it are....
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Posted 04 July 2003 - 07:50 AM
We had this machine in our local pub for about three months and it used to drop the jackpots fairly regularly, although I'm sure it was a £15 machine - not £10 as shown in the flyer. The landlord had it taken out eventually because he wasn't making any money out of it. The usual contract period was 6-9 months. 
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Posted 12 July 2003 - 02:06 PM
Does anybody know where I can find details on how to create FME's? Has anybody written any tutorials or manuals? I have no idea how complicated or easy it is to do, otherwise I might have a go myself.
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JustInfo
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Posted 28 July 2003 - 12:18 PM
It is something that many have talked about and a few have taken on, although little has been seen through to completion.
Munsta started the ball rolling with a basic guide to classics and DX'ing which was held at his analogue vegetable site.
No-one has really taken the bull by the horns so to speak and come up with a definitive guide. The best way to learn at the moment is open up some unlocked machines and have a poke around in the design menu, ask lots of questions on forums or IRC when needed, there is usually always someone in IRC (irc.webchat.org, channel #mpu34) who will help you out.
It is a satisfying experience getting a working machine on screen that you have created yourself, but it can be very hard work and very laborious.
Munsta started the ball rolling with a basic guide to classics and DX'ing which was held at his analogue vegetable site.
No-one has really taken the bull by the horns so to speak and come up with a definitive guide. The best way to learn at the moment is open up some unlocked machines and have a poke around in the design menu, ask lots of questions on forums or IRC when needed, there is usually always someone in IRC (irc.webchat.org, channel #mpu34) who will help you out.
It is a satisfying experience getting a working machine on screen that you have created yourself, but it can be very hard work and very laborious.
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