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Funnier if you read it in the meerkats voice but yes a sad decline and also one I predicted please in the name of God put this place to sleep before it becomes a Russian botnet hell. 

I think it already is Alth...

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Wow, just wow!

How sad a decline, from our heyday here...

Pink Pussy anyone?!

If this site was a horse they would take it out to the stables and shoot it in the face.

 It's a shame, but I totally agree with you - and coming from a former moderator of the site, it is ironic bud...

Yes the site is dead, but that doesn't mean it's still not a valuable archive resource for FME and fruit machines in general.

 

There's a wealth of information about many of the actual machines that couldn't be, but can now be emulated, when they were new or upcoming releases. Also plenty of flyers/pics of machines etc....

 

As a new member, it's pretty outdated and useless, but it contains a lot of information on the history of FME and actual fruit machines, in the 2000's.

It was the place to be, as WAC has said... it was a magical place about 10-15 years ago - the only place to be.

The times move on, as we all do. In fact this is first time I've posted here in nearly 2 years!

These emulators are extremely old now and not supported anymore...

 

However, if you are using the JPeMu emulator then here are the layouts for them in the link below.

 

JPeMu layouts

Also, you'll find out what to do for your first emulation experiences here below...

Emulation tutorials

I've downloaded so machines that use the JPeMu 2.51 When I load them I get a working set up  file rather than a playable machine. I'm sorry but I'm new to this and I have no idea how you convert this to a usable machine.

Any info on how these work would be greatly appreciated.

These emulators are extremely old now and not supported anymore...

However, if you are using the JPeMu emulator then here are the layouts for them in the link below.

JPeMu layouts