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Hi all Not sure if this is the right subforum for this, but they have an 'original' (ie. UK original) Pong machine in this RMC video, and they believe it was retrofitted into an ACE fruit machine cabinet. If anyone might know it's you folks! Here's the video, starting around the relevant part: Please either let RMC know directly, but please also post here and I should be able to get that info back to some arcade history guys - thanks for looking

Comon Lets Twist the Night Away and Rock around the Clock with this 1950/60's music themed slot from project Thanks goto @hitthesix for the classic layout @stevedude2 for the flyer used Some of the lamps may not be in their correct places, take the "lose" lamp for instance this on the flyer is positioned above the winplan, unfortunately i couldn't find any photos of videos of the real machine to verify these, Also the feature table is missing the bottom two features again this is whats on the flyer so left as is i'll upload the flyer as proof. but the layout itself plays as it should. I didn't realise at the time of lighting up the flyer artwork that @serene02 aka @fuzion was in the process of making this in a wip topic dated approx 2013 upwards (found it whilst scouring the mecca) i have messaged him on here but he hasn't been here for a while (hope he's ok??) and i hope he completes his version as going by his uploaded images it looked fabulous and the lamps maybe in their correct places on his version and he used real images from mr p's!!! Shortcuts are as standard Enjoy and Happy Gaming!!!! Happy Days £6 Dx.zip

Thank you for the fantastic layout.

Respect to the west side

I'm with the Staines Massive!

Why don’t you just have a fifty man bundle the desert island firm v freedom frontline.

Hats off to @EddieC - this sort of stuff is painstaking work, thankfully we have the emulator from Chris (RIP man) - which allows for much faster testing of ROM hacks than if the changes had to be tested on real hardware each time I did get a few requests for this gamble block stuff, but I just did the CHR stuff for a bit of a diversion from other projects since it meant fruit machines could live again that otherwise would get broken up for parts... so I couldn't justify the time requirements for this gamble block type work. Like I said above, and I'm sure Eddie can fully attest to, it is absolutely and utterly painstaking, trying to find the relevant routines, then figure out the relevant patches - it's really low level hacking! (plus of course you might need to hack out checksums/chr along the way) - Great work Eddie, really good to see someone has taken this on (takes the pressure off me haha! Very few fruit machine rom hackers around these days)