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[hitthesix]

Here is "empire"image.

as for thinking i had the roms for "jackpot jungle" well according to "hex editor" it is
but when loaded into the emu, it doesn't play like it , it plays more like "casino jackpot 7's!"
unless there was two verions of this said machine.. any ideas folks??

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Edited by hitthesix, 10 November 2010 - 10:17 AM.

[fuzion]

I remember this one, pretty sure it was released around 95+. Was a lo-tech jobby. I played one in a Nobles it was sat next to an unchipped Maygay Superpots and a JPM Popeye and Olive (lo-tech), all set to 20p/25p play with £10 jackpot. Was a decent arcade. I remember being rather suprised when I popped in 1996 and they had moved a Project Coin Bullseye onto the arcade floor, still on 20p £6 token, was even more suprised to find out it wasn't the latest revision too

Just out of interest... where are all these Project Coin roms surfacing from.. There seems to be a load of new stuff out there for Project Coin.

J

[Daryl]

Just out of interest... where are all these Project Coin roms surfacing from.. There seems to be a load of new stuff out there for Project Coin.

J

Ours is not to reason why,
Just to play them 'til they're dry!

It really is great though that these Project resources are becoming available, because it my honest opinion, apart from the odd one or two, Project Games were the best tech I have ever played in all the history of fruit machines. Their streak wins are legendary, and forced the like of Barcrest to follow with them, their gameplay could be awful if you went on a fruity that had just streaked, but you could always seem to get the odd win from them after a while, whilst most Barcrest and BFM just went dead and played like that for ages.

FME land really does look promising in the next coming weeks - well I am looking forward anyway.

[fuzion]

Ours is not to reason why,
Just to play them 'til they're dry!

It really is great though that these Project resources are becoming available, because it my honest opinion, apart from the odd one or two, Project Games were the best tech I have ever played in all the history of fruit machines. Their streak wins are legendary, and forced the like of Barcrest to follow with them, their gameplay could be awful if you went on a fruity that had just streaked, but you could always seem to get the odd win from them after a while, whilst most Barcrest and BFM just went dead and played like that for ages.

FME land really does look promising in the next coming weeks - well I am looking forward anyway.

I totally agree..

Gone are those golden days. I played fairly extensively from around the mid 80's to the late 90's and looking back the early 90's was my favourite era. Decent selection from a fair few manufacturers. Some epic Project stuff.

J

[bollo23]

I`ve pictures of :

The heat is on + ROMS




And Chico the Bandit: