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[Stu03]

DOWNLOAD FROM Fruit Emu


I did play this one at the time. The hi lo win gamble went far but only for the sake of 20p. I made this small mainly because the flyer I was using was promoting two games so the image was half a flyers worth. Thanks to a lot of people on this site I was able to "convert buttons into clickable lamps" So I did.

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•  Intrigue Main Dark.JPG   72.92KB   394 downloads

Edited by adydb, 17 October 2008 - 09:37 PM.

[DaemonX]

looks interesting. nicely done, gonna give it a quick bash now ty for the release.

[jamesb99_1999]

Cheers for this Stu - can't wait to have a go :-)

[DaemonX]

Just to help you out Stu,

Anyone downloading this, it plays best in MFME2.0 (speeds a bit suspect on other emulators and it may error putting coins in so 2.0 is the best for this)

Great effort stu, for your next release, try shortcut keys.

This allows you to press space to spin, 1 2 3 holds etc. You chose the keys.

I've attached a picture to the below to help.

Simply go into the properties of your lamp buttons, and you'll see a section called shortcut key, just click in that box and press the key you want.

For example, in the pic, I've pressed 0 for credits, so each time I press 0, it adds a £1.

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[cja272]

Great thanks!

[fruitsnappa]

Thanks very much.

[baz]

Cheers Stu

[hitthesix]

Thanks for this stu, a nice little layout you have here,another oldie for the collection. yay.

[£6 In Tokens]

Cheers Stu, excellent oldy.

:devil:

[jamesy4]

Thanks for this Stu going to give this one a go later on when i finish college i remember this in the 90's as i was only 8 years old when i played it lol

[stevedude2]

Nice layout Stu, thanks very much. Great to play it with the proper artwork.

The last time I played one of these was in Wells-by-the-Sea in Norfolk, probably 6 years ago now. Was quite surprised to see it in there and spent a good half an hour on it. It's not there any more though

These System5 JPM games had a real charm about them. I remember playing a similar game called Thriller in an arcade in Brean, near Weston-super-Mare many years back. I used to love the nudge music on it.

Then there was Palm Springs, Pinball Wizard and also Terminator, which I last played in an arcade on the harbourfront in Mevagissey, Cornwall. IIRC they had a few classic games in there - Supatrack, Quickstep, Sevens Above...

Great stuff

[SAS]

Cheers for the release dude , keep em coming

[Daryl]

Nice little golden oldie from JPM.

Looking forward to playing it as soon as I have downloaded - cheers for this mate.

[niallquinn]

Nice layout Stu, thanks very much. Great to play it with the proper artwork.

The last time I played one of these was in Wells-by-the-Sea in Norfolk, probably 6 years ago now. Was quite surprised to see it in there and spent a good half an hour on it. It's not there any more though

These System5 JPM games had a real charm about them. I remember playing a similar game called Thriller in an arcade in Brean, near Weston-super-Mare many years back. I used to love the nudge music on it.

Then there was Palm Springs, Pinball Wizard and also Terminator, which I last played in an arcade on the harbourfront in Mevagissey, Cornwall. IIRC they had a few classic games in there - Supatrack, Quickstep, Sevens Above...

Great stuff

Correct, now stop leaking s16/b3 shite.

[niallquinn]

Thanks for this Stu.

[AH765]

Thanks for this Stu. This really is a good game, its quite a unique game and lives up to its name.

[Deano]

Cheers Stu,never come across this machine at all. Great layout:thumbs_up:

[ady]

Nice stuff Stu, don't know who you are (and seeing this don't care lol).....

No way are you a n00b seeing this work!..........if you are then totally A1.......If you ain't then A1 anyway!, ty

[stevedude2]

Correct, now stop leaking s16/b3 shite.

Hehe

But seriously, the entertainment on offer in this game is 100 times greater than any S16 or B3 monstrosity, because there's plenty to do for the player.

Makes you wonder what all the fuss was about with the leaks. Sitting watching a set of video-reels with f*** all interaction makes for a piss-boring game when you haven't got the rush of winning or losing real money. I think people downloaded them just so they could say that they had them as they were a bit 'blackmarket'.