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I've buzzed through the wires, here's the information you need. The pictures are high resolution so you can zoom in to see the lettering clearer. Hope this all makes sense, let us know how it goes.

I can get some pics of this machine if needed..I used to own it but gave it away...

Here is Mouse Trap by JPM. Set on £6 Jackpot 20p play. I have been waiting years to be able to play this again. Special thanks to Amot(from the MPU Mecca) for dumping the roms to allow us all to enjoy this again. Thanks go to: Wizard for his amazing emulator Tommy C for playtesting Westy for assistance in getting this running. Shortcuts are in the notes. Hope you enjoy. Please use MFME 19.8 or above Mouse Trap Release.zip

As per title here we have a little classic of maygay's wild hold on mmm set on 10p play with the jackpot at £2. thanks to midibob for the roms sulzerned and line up chris for the videos and the pre release players/testers tommy c, dad , player, stoneyat421, superbank, and player. shortcuts as usual and for nudge up =u wild hold=h wild reel=w respin=r botttom respin=x and finally a massive thanks to wizard for the effects help and the amazing emulator. WILD HOLD.zip

Global - Club Crazy Streak Tech: Epoch It's another clubber from me, this time a bit more modern from my usual oldies but, I used to play this one when it was in out club and could jp it quite easily, probably due to the amount of play i got. Keyboard shortcuts in the notes section of the emulator. Thanks to Wizard for the emulator. The rom and image provider. Please use MFME V19.8 or later to play. Club Crazy Streak.zip

Here are a couple of DX's for a JPM SYS 5 machine called Fairground Attraction Club. One is set to £200/20p, and the other is on a dual jackpot/stake of £200/100 - 20/10p. So pick whichever one you fancy. You'd be an April Fool not to! They're both 1600x1200 resolutions, but can also be played on MFME3.2 on lower resolutions with the 'Rescale' feature. Folks who made these layouts possible are: djdonkey, for pictures, decals and also the sound rom. HTS, for the start on the base layout. Muppet, for testing the layout. And also Usagi, for the glass/reel images too! Shortcuts for both layouts are: Cancel - ` Hold 1 - 1 Hold 2 - 2 Hold 3/HI - 3 Hold 4/LO - 4 Collect - C Exchange - E Gamble/10p Play - G (On dual stake layout) Start/20p Play - Space (On dual stake layout) £1 Insert - 0 Enjoy! Fairground Attraction Club 1600 DX_'s.zip

The next release from the Steve P stable of classics is likely to be popular Its Club Wild King £250jp (Please note this release requires the Lithograph Bold Font. Available from http://www.fruit-emu.com in the Misc Downloads Section) Enjoy Wild_King_Classic.zip

Hi folks,here's my photo based dx of another classic jpm game of the 90's set on 20p play with a token jackpot,Only had two pics to work from and had to do alot of flash removal and editing plus redraw the barcode features,turned out okish in the end,massive thanks to -Crest- for providing the images and also for the reel photo's,very much appreciated and to wizard for the new mfme. All shortcuts are the normal then the first letter of the pocket names for your feature trail. USE MFME V 19.8 AND ABOVE ONLY. Jpm Give Us A Break Wdx.zip

Hi all, Here is a game called Roll Up running on Ace's System 1 tech. Machine was released in the early 90's and was a conversion kit made by PCP. Used to play this machine a bit back in the day and have done the layout from memory as I don't think a pic is available for this one. Plays quite well with lots of feature entries etc but rarely hits the jackpot! Thanks also to Hit The Six for help and feedback. Enjoy! Roll Up.zip

that green battery that is on it now has (in my opinion) NOT caused that damage!, in fact the battery looks new, the damage has occured because of a old blue varta nicad battery judging from the rot pattern and colour

Filthy Rich club... cool I didn't know that exsisted

Not same game but same cabinet.

I would love to see a picture of the front open. I remember the bottom section being quite fascinating inside, with lots of cams and switches etc., and the top section had a hopper on the right, and a tube on the front part on the left (Penny version).

Ha ha I'm sorry to say I.havent got any of those buttons im afraid .

Sorry, none of them in my spares box. Maybe there is one lurking in a corner in Sulzer's Palace??? Stranger things have been spotted there y'know!

That’s got to be the wrong mech it’s era?

Quote: from RF..."Out of interest FS how many games would be played through the machine in development in a true play environment (e.g. not cheats with cancel and the like so they can test every feature). The thought occurs (and has for a very long time) that proper in depth testing doesn't occur in some corners of the industry, and some things that get through the test show that (send them over here first instead and I will tell you when the nudge sample takes too long to start lmao). A good one for that was the £15 Sonic upgrade which if you landed on LOSE on the left corner (below the number reel) and you had an extra life, the life would be taken and then the start button wouldn't work! How do such obvious things like that get through?" Probably not enough, is the simple answer. The development time allowed isn't really enough to fully test a game to be honest. That's the same for all the manufacturers. The operators are very silly in how they choose machines to buy etc. For example, it's very rare that they will even attempt to re-test a failed game a second time. Makes it impossible to "develop" a game really. You either hit or miss, 1st time. I would say it's actaully very rare that a game is ever released without any kind of bug(s) remaining.