Voodoo - Mega Blast?? - Not 100% sure of name!
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Voodoo - Mega Blast?? - Not 100% sure of name!
Went in a random pub last night and this was there...thought i'd try a few quid in it, and it started backing. It had a gamble style ? mark, which went all the way to jackpot(no repeat), also the bonus was the same as the old extremes(dapple, choose a trail, boost, crazy numbers, wild skill, etc) the board was the same as VIU and clones, with a red board in the middle of a yellow board, and it had super shots. Also you had to bring the numbers in to fill up the trail in red, also being able to use the bonus again like VIU and clones. So a bit of a steal a part from every machine lol! Anyway put a tenner in and was going to a fiver, so chased, next board, hit a ? and it went slow, plonked on jacky and i took it, suprised more than anything, a very weird machine. Oh well, paid for ma piss up, after being a tenner up from flash cash !
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I had my first experience of this heap of shite last night too - it's called Coin Blast (I think).crosbyrules wrote:Went in a random pub last night and this was there...thought i'd try a few quid in it, and it started backing. It had a gamble style ? mark, which went all the way to jackpot(no repeat), also the bonus was the same as the old extremes(dapple, choose a trail, boost, crazy numbers, wild skill, etc) the board was the same as VIU and clones, with a red board in the middle of a yellow board, and it had super shots. Also you had to bring the numbers in to fill up the trail in red, also being able to use the bonus again like VIU and clones. So a bit of a steal a part from every machine lol! Anyway put a tenner in and was going to a fiver, so chased, next board, hit a ? and it went slow, plonked on jacky and i took it, suprised more than anything, a very weird machine. Oh well, paid for ma piss up, after being a tenner up from flash cash !
Playing on an 82% m/c, it backed £130-odd quid with only one flat JP before finally giving the 'Mega Blast Streak' for £75. So I settled for a £30 loss as it was taking forever.
Gameplay is SHIT - very similar to Red Dragon and clones. It's housed in a Bellfruit cabinet, so presumably this 'Voodoo' company are a smokescreen for the usual Bellfruits bollocks. It does indeed have a Vamp-style red/yellow feature entry which is nice, but the blocks are all too familiar at £10 and £15 (Monopoly, anyone?) It only ever lands on the useless shots.
The two trails are supposed to be 'normal' and 'super', but in reality it plays Pony Express style by stacking normal cash and features, entering the 'super' trail then stacking red cash and features over the top of the normal stacks you'd already built. So you end up having to spend ages building the same £4 stack twice and still getting a Game Over straight after. The machine perpetually adds nudges until it realises an exchange would land you on a decent square on the super trail, at which point it whizzes you straight to the mystery. And you lose. It's the same way that Red Dragon lets you play around with extra dice spins at the top of the trail, but always lands you on the 'go back' square. And when it finally does let you past, to the last square before the top feature, you die next spin. Same level of boredom and frustration.
I'm gonna walk past these beasts in future and suggest you lot do likewise.
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Im 90% sure u're talking about Cash Blast.
Do not force it. I tried and got hammered. It just won't have it. but it's a weird machine because when it's up for it it goes mental.
I took Super Blast and it went for £75. I thought i was seeing things but seriously it went for £75.
But then i've had Mega Blast a few times for a flat £25 and then the m/c completely dies.
Good for a quick win or a quick normal blast for around £7-£10 but that's it.
Do not force it. I tried and got hammered. It just won't have it. but it's a weird machine because when it's up for it it goes mental.
I took Super Blast and it went for £75. I thought i was seeing things but seriously it went for £75.
But then i've had Mega Blast a few times for a flat £25 and then the m/c completely dies.
Good for a quick win or a quick normal blast for around £7-£10 but that's it.
Yeh alpine it is called Cash Blast. What a pile of poo! Played a while ago and offering £7 from off, thought i'd try the force as had time to kill...
Big mistake, took around £140 off me before I got the top streak which went for £75 having only one JP in between. Ended up around £80 down as tried to chase for afters.
The block before the JP is unbelievable, had all pots up to max before JP and must of went a good 15 spins with it offering everything that it could without giving me JP before killing me. Needless to say... haven't played one since!
Big mistake, took around £140 off me before I got the top streak which went for £75 having only one JP in between. Ended up around £80 down as tried to chase for afters.
The block before the JP is unbelievable, had all pots up to max before JP and must of went a good 15 spins with it offering everything that it could without giving me JP before killing me. Needless to say... haven't played one since!
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It's almost like a hybrid machine innit - definitely Extreme-style feature and trails, but it was certainly housed in a Bellfruit cabinet.Mattb wrote:Nope, Reel Good Time is a Global machine. This one is a Voodoo gaming one....seems to be more extreme based than anything else, going by the graphics and features on offer (ie the same)
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Either way, it's still a good candidate for the bonfire this year.
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Voodoo are part of global. http://www.global-games.co.uk/ but your right it is a shocking mc. More info here http://www.games-media.com/product_guide.pdf
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Ahhh the classic bonfire fodder. Nixxy, you've got me thinknig.....go to the general thread for more!nixxy wrote:It's almost like a hybrid machine innit - definitely Extreme-style feature and trails, but it was certainly housed in a Bellfruit cabinet.Mattb wrote:Nope, Reel Good Time is a Global machine. This one is a Voodoo gaming one....seems to be more extreme based than anything else, going by the graphics and features on offer (ie the same)
Matt
Either way, it's still a good candidate for the bonfire this year.
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Piss easy
You've got this machine all wrong fellas, easily the most profitable machine around at the moment. Play this twice a week in a busy pub and make 30-50 each time.
All I'll say is this......to get the mega blast, the all out force is not the way to do it, this will sting you. There is a way to achieve the Mega Blasts without the all out force. There is something that the machine does like clockwork when it is ready. But if you don't take a certain win, it will cost you another 50-75 to activate the Mega Blasts.
Never ever take a regular jackpot, if it offers jackpot, you can get mega blasts, all extremes are the same. As for the numpty who took the jackpot, he probably threw away at least an extra £25 he would have got from Mega Blasts.
Extremes are the way forward, as long as you can tell when and when not to force they are ridiculously easy money, and this one is the easiest.
All I'll say is this......to get the mega blast, the all out force is not the way to do it, this will sting you. There is a way to achieve the Mega Blasts without the all out force. There is something that the machine does like clockwork when it is ready. But if you don't take a certain win, it will cost you another 50-75 to activate the Mega Blasts.
Never ever take a regular jackpot, if it offers jackpot, you can get mega blasts, all extremes are the same. As for the numpty who took the jackpot, he probably threw away at least an extra £25 he would have got from Mega Blasts.
Extremes are the way forward, as long as you can tell when and when not to force they are ridiculously easy money, and this one is the easiest.