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[hypedviper]

Sorry another question based on my inability to remember the names of machines. 

 

After the eachway shuffle and double up there were some great JPM machines that were quite similar but with interesting little quirks, It make be there are EMus here, in which case please let me know. 

 

There were two with numbers on the reals but one one you got 10 nudges for getting something like 5 (probably corresponding with the word N-U-D-G-E. On another you got a nudge stop if you got to 5 but if you got to 6 (with 3 twos) you got 10 nudges. I remember these as 2p games (in Caister and Hemsby in around 1984 onwards) but they may have also been 10 or 5p games before and they may have been around earlier than that. 

 

Another good JPM game that was around by 1982 has numbers adding to 4 or 6 (I think) to get another real to spin to give nudges. This was perhaps the first machine I saw with a feature hold for numbers. A more complicated machine that came soon after, called Quest, had a similar theme but I think that was Bell Fruit or MayDay. 

 

Any help with the names of these machines or getting EMUs would be much appreciated. 

 

 

 

 

 

[vectra666]

Probably machines like tuppenny nudger or eachway nudger or clones of that era just search in download section in the same categories as these I'm sure you'll find what you're looking for and plenty more
by the way welcome to the site

[Lemmo]

Lucky 2's ,Two Step ,Plus Nudge,Golden2's(I think was a 2p version)

[stanmarsh14]

You like old JPM's? Check this lot out that I will get to see in a members private collection, in around 3 weeks time

[hypedviper]

Thanks all for replying and it's great to see that video, I'm jealous of that visit. Seeing those machines brings back a lot of memories - I remember why we used to bunk off school and head down the seafront. 

 

Shame those older machines are emulated yet but glad to see people have them, are taking care of them and are enjoying them. 

 

I was reading about an arcade of classic machines in Kent, so hope to get down there and see what they have. 

[stanmarsh14]

Thanks all for replying and it's great to see that video, I'm jealous of that visit. Seeing those machines brings back a lot of memories - I remember why we used to bunk off school and head down the seafront. 

 

Shame those older machines are emulated yet but glad to see people have them, are taking care of them and are enjoying them. 

 

I was reading about an arcade of classic machines in Kent, so hope to get down there and see what they have. 

 

That arcade you speak of in Kent, is one of two (The other is in Gravesend), operated by none of than than Mr P's, and he has a web forum too, along being very well known to us in FME, and a member of some of the related FME forums

http://www.mrpsclass...uk/default.html (Gravesend)

http://www.reelfruits.co.uk/Home.html (Maidstone, Kent)

 

http://classicreels.co.uk/ (Forum)

Tends to have Maygay M1 series, Barcrest MPU4, Project Coin PC92, and Electrocoin machines in, from the mid 80's / mid 90's.

Edited by stanmarsh14, 01 April 2013 - 03:38 AM.

[hypedviper]

Great thanks, really looking forward to getting down to Kent and playing his machines

[stanmarsh14]

Great thanks, really looking forward to getting down to Kent and playing his machines

 

Vid here of his Gravesend shop.....