Random machines are now in pubs
Random machines are now in pubs
Found a random machine in a pub with a £500 jackpot at a maximum of 2 quid per spin.
Cant remember what is was called but this could be beginning of the end for fruit machines as we know them.
Has anyone else seen one of these?
Cant remember what is was called but this could be beginning of the end for fruit machines as we know them.
Has anyone else seen one of these?
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Bloody hell...!
That is bad news! I will not, repeat, not touch one of those things. I can't see these being aloud in pubs, surely? I'm not doubting that you saw one, I just can't believe the law will be able to be so lax as to where they are sited...?
I know the AWP scene has gone down hill (if we're all being honest about it!) over the last 5-8 years (since the introduction of the £15 jackpot some may say), but at least they are 'games' and most of them have some 'amusement' value (usually laughing so hard how you could possibly die on a 2!). These s16's could be classed as just plain evil...
I don't know how much I can comment, as I've never played (and never will play) one, but from stories you read on here (although mainly other sites) (and how many bracketed comments can I make in one post?) it sounds like the slope that the gaming industry is sliding down is going to get steeper!
Heh - sorry Mr BIG, didn't mean to use your thread as a rant space, but for most of us on here who enjoy a 'sip' n 'spin' every so often, it ain't good news!
That is bad news! I will not, repeat, not touch one of those things. I can't see these being aloud in pubs, surely? I'm not doubting that you saw one, I just can't believe the law will be able to be so lax as to where they are sited...?
I know the AWP scene has gone down hill (if we're all being honest about it!) over the last 5-8 years (since the introduction of the £15 jackpot some may say), but at least they are 'games' and most of them have some 'amusement' value (usually laughing so hard how you could possibly die on a 2!). These s16's could be classed as just plain evil...
I don't know how much I can comment, as I've never played (and never will play) one, but from stories you read on here (although mainly other sites) (and how many bracketed comments can I make in one post?) it sounds like the slope that the gaming industry is sliding down is going to get steeper!
Heh - sorry Mr BIG, didn't mean to use your thread as a rant space, but for most of us on here who enjoy a 'sip' n 'spin' every so often, it ain't good news!
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Not sure who made it but the display was made up of lots of little screens each consisting of 5 lines with centre line being the win lineCOASTERDESIGNERPRO1 wrote:Was it some sort of Reflex product like the Vegas 500/Fortune 500? I would say these look more like ones which would appear in pubs, due to their look being similar to Bell Fruit/Mazooma/QPS cabinets.
Or was it a less famous machine?
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