is there any progress been made on the newer inde quiz games emulator ?
some one selling a machine on ebay saying "watch dog bypassed" whatever that means ?
Posted 23 August 2013 - 03:34 PM
is there any progress been made on the newer inde quiz games emulator ?
some one selling a machine on ebay saying "watch dog bypassed" whatever that means ?
Posted 24 August 2013 - 08:48 AM
What the fu*k is going on around here. Everyone is talking in a very strange way and wierd ass questions and it is really bumming me out
Lol I think that a lot just reading some posts and replies on the site.
There are quiz machine emulations that can be obtained from the repro. I have played some and had a go at downloading them but it all got confusing with the sonar mouse bit ,so I gave it up and deleted all I had.
Jay
Posted 24 August 2013 - 10:21 AM
yes there are old quiz emulators but nothing for the newer ones as yet, lots of newer games wont work on the older emulators.
is the repro still alive ?
Posted 24 August 2013 - 01:45 PM
Posted 24 August 2013 - 04:52 PM
i'm sorry but there has already been loads of discussions before about inde,paragon,itbox emulators ?
and they are hosted on cliffs repro so i cant see the problem here ?
Posted 24 August 2013 - 04:55 PM
also, isnt there loads of new modern fruit machine roms etc going around ?
surely that means people can use these to work out how machines work and suss them out in the arcades/clubs etc ?
Posted 24 August 2013 - 07:04 PM
Wow.. yeh you definately know what your talking about. Nope the files on cliffs repro are either protected eg dont run.. or are old games that are floating so much around cyber space that it couldnt possibly be traced to one particular place. Secondly the "newer" machines your talking about.. which ones are they.. well your either talking about the new work mame are working on regarding deal or no deal (debugger stage, not remotely playable). or the mpu5/scorp4 machines. Well lets break that down.. as of 2009 or around that time barcrest and bellfruit (and others of course) changed part of their systems layouts/security which in turn means they will not run.. so anything later than say snakes and ladders for on the current emulator. bellfruit and the last barcrests in the old cabinet.. simply wont run. Now what service station or pubs can you go in and find these older machines. . Not many.. so they are preserved electronically.. whereas anyone can go on ebay and buy a bearded twat machine or go into any arcade/pub etc and find a dond.
But of course you knew that already
Edited by NickYerPesos, 24 August 2013 - 07:07 PM.
Posted 24 August 2013 - 07:41 PM
Wow.. yeh you definately know what your talking about. Nope the files on cliffs repro are either protected eg dont run.. or are old games that are floating so much around cyber space that it couldnt possibly be traced to one particular place. Secondly the "newer" machines your talking about.. which ones are they.. well your either talking about the new work mame are working on regarding deal or no deal (debugger stage, not remotely playable). or the mpu5/scorp4 machines. Well lets break that down.. as of 2009 or around that time barcrest and bellfruit (and others of course) changed part of their systems layouts/security which in turn means they will not run.. so anything later than say snakes and ladders for on the current emulator. bellfruit and the last barcrests in the old cabinet.. simply wont run. Now what service station or pubs can you go in and find these older machines. . Not many.. so they are preserved electronically.. whereas anyone can go on ebay and buy a bearded twat machine or go into any arcade/pub etc and find a dond.
But of course you knew that already
2009?!! It was much earlier than that. More like 2005.
I used to play the IND:E games quite a bit, but haven't fired them up for a while, really should do. Will try them on my touchscreen laptop tomorrow and see how it goes, will be much better playing them in the way they are intended
Posted 25 August 2013 - 07:16 AM
i dont have a beard
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