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[tripodbeatz]

i prob get shouted at but is it possible to emulate these machines or would the complexity of graphics to be to hard to emulate just wanted to know as if theres no way then i might buya real one

 

[Daryl]

I am not aware of any official emulators out there to do these kind of slots...

 

...I think Pachislo slots are more 'casino' like in nature aren't they - and I really believe that FME is more for the old AWP/SWP Club slots than the casino-ilk, that can be played online for free anyway at most casinos.

 

I do believe though their are a few 3-reel/5-reel kind of these slots available to play, in a 'simulated' environment I believe - have a search in our database for these!

 

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[tripodbeatz]

thanks buddy  just seeing if it was possible, understand what ya saying just like the look of those japanese machines thats all thanks for ya help once again

Edited by tripodbeatz, 27 April 2014 - 07:01 PM.

[Daryl]

thanks buddy  just seeing if it was possible, understand what ya saying just like the look of those japanese machines thats all thanks for ya help once again

 

not a problem, and I hope you've found what you're looking for!

[Guitar]

i prob get shouted at but is it possible to emulate these machines or would the complexity of graphics to be to hard to emulate just wanted to know as if theres no way then i might buya real one

 

 

Its definitely possible to emulate it, that much I can assure you. But if you want to play one within the next 5-10 years or so then buying one would be the best option.

 

The graphics aren't the hard bit, the security looks to be a bit good, graphically the average PC has way more graphical power than a Pachislo. They originate in Japan so very few of the docs are made in English, even the normal game manuals let alone anything technical.

 

As for real machines I can recommend the Popeye one as I have one.

[fruitman69]

I have to agree with guitar on most of that apart from I too had a popeye and was indeed pleased with it, until I got  Sinbad adventures which I preferred way more, but nearly all the people I know get board of them and with them having very loud hoppers, I found them pretty annoying esp when your streaking the f**k out of it dumping hundreds of 10p's ( tokens) 15 at a time for 10-30 mins  lol

 

Its a real shame the jap laws don't allow them to "bank" up  more than 50 credits.

 

The other interesting bit is most of them can go from about  96% - 106+ % Pay out.

 

 

Before anyone asks why would a parlour ever operate at 100+  is because you cash in the tokens for less than face value.

 

 

example

 

you buy em for 10p each

cash em in for  9p  a "loss of 10%"  so even if your playing machines at  a 106% payout all day your still going to lose 4%

 

Plus even playing a machine at 106% you could still lose even more if its already "streaked" before you start playing it so your realistic loss is higher than 4% even in this example.

 

 

Very clever....

Edited by fruitman69, 27 April 2014 - 09:04 PM.

[CrAzYbAr]

Sammy and IIRC Kitac released a few Pachislo games on the DS. Used to have a couple on one of my M3 cartridges. Aladdin II was my favourite of the lot. ROMs will be around on the internet, and an emulator as well. For whatever reason mine is a bit temperamental but they should be fine on cartridge.