So, how nuts am I to play one of my most hated.

The bizarre thing is that however much I hate the thing I still play it on the emulator and would still play it in arcades if I frequented those establishments these days, which I don't. I would have loved to have loved this machine, it was the latest in a long line of MPU2 / MPU3 based machines that just seemed to get better and better, yet suddenly the wheels came off the wagon with this one. The really cruel part of that £2 gamble was the sound was awesome when it worked, actually encouraging you to do it if you haven't I suggest you load it up into the emulator ande see what I mean. The gambles were truly viscious, £1 rarely going to £1.50 and that oh so tempting £2 gamble for the win £1, lose £1 choice - how often did that go down to £1. What were Barcrest thinking of - take, take, take then flash up a question mark in the nudge matrix sqaures and give the played 5 random super series, which invariably paid out £1.60, just over the token limit. I put hundreds through these back in the day in the vain hope that they would start to pay out to reach their percentage, but never seemed to manage to turn one around. Yes, my beloved Barcrest MPU3 techniology managed to produce a right dud with this baby.

Fruit machine emulator deal or no deal