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[RUKI2909]

hi does any one no where i can get a cheap wallmountable machine from in good working order any will do place ya bets hot shots or clockwork orange thanks paul

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[cardie]

Sorry no, but I wouldn't mind the flyer if you have a bigger image.

i'd say ebay but ive never seen one on there, there not a very popular cabinate TBH.

[nails]

i'd say ebay but ive never seen one on there, there not a very popular cabinate TBH.

actually i think its rather cute. i saw one once in a small pub in shoreham-by-sea.

[stanmarsh14]

Quite rare you find UK wall mount machines, though over in Germany, they are quite popular.

I know one of the members here (Royal), has a number of german and swiss wall mount type machines, and they are quite interesting to look at.

[fruitsnappa]

Well there very popular in joseph holt pub beer gardens round here,iv'e seen quite a few of em.

Do they still have them? Ours got taken out because it could not be viewed by staff from the bar.

[edwardb]

You'll be very hard pressed to find one of these.

I have two of the same cabinets used for these games, one is a German AWP machine (which I actually want shot of..), and one is a game called Hi Spirits, also for Germany, which I designed and coded for Global many moons ago. It's going on the wall of my house. When I can afford to buy one!

The actual cabinet is the NSM jukebox cab, made by NSM/Loewen in Germany. Look on eBay Germany, there are about a billion of them on there for next to nothing.

[Guitar]

and one is a game called Hi Spirits, also for Germany

Was it a clone of the UK (empire games) Hi spirits with a few changes or a completely different game?

[edwardb]

Was it a clone of the UK (empire games) Hi spirits with a few changes or a completely different game?

Global did a UK game called Hi Spirits, and for the German version I just used the artwork and theme. The game is totally different, naturally, as it was for Germany! It was the first machine I did at Global, back in 2002.

Here's the pic of the German AWP (going spare..anyone wanna give me £40 for it?). It has LED technology so it's very bright and never needs replacement bulbs. God knows how it works though. The legal instructions take up half the glass!!

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[Guitar]

Ahhh, was Hi Spirits (Global) the one with the vertical oval board. Had a sort of oldy worldy theme?

[ziggy]

You'll be very hard pressed to find one of these.

I have two of the same cabinets used for these games, one is a German AWP machine (which I actually want shot of..), and one is a game called Hi Spirits, also for Germany, which I designed and coded for Global many moons ago. It's going on the wall of my house. When I can afford to buy one!

The actual cabinet is the NSM jukebox cab, made by NSM/Loewen in Germany. Look on eBay Germany, there are about a billion of them on there for next to nothing.

Did you code any Uk games for Global as well ?

I could never get to grips with the majority of global machines, apart from one or two maybe.

They were coded quite wierdly some of them if anything else.

[edwardb]

Ahhh, was Hi Spirits (Global) the one with the vertical oval board. Had a sort of oldy worldy theme?

No it was a dual hi-lo gambler with bonus dapple in the middle (done by the chap who did most of Global's top selling AWPs 2001-2008), there was also a club version which was done in house.

[edwardb]

Did you code any Uk games for Global as well ?

I could never get to grips with the majority of global machines, apart from one or two maybe.

They were coded quite wierdly some of them if anything else.

Nope, I focussed solely on export games.

How do you mean "coded quite wierdly"? They were, for the most part, very successful. They might have felt a bit clunky but I always liked that, personally.