back in the day

[layabout]

Which machine was it that first came out in those fancy grey cabs with the flash rippled buttons?

Had a trail to 8 I think, skill cash was about the third feature up but use to cheat you, also had a reel match low down I believe?

Use to make the high pitch bleep on each £1 that clicked out and a low pitch for 20p's and tokens or vice versa?

Use to love that game, had it in a chippy near me.

Sounds like cash attraction,this didn't bounce on the skill cash feature,if you were good enough to hit it right it would land.

[mr lugsy]

some of those old skill cash games gave the appearance of not landing or only briefly flickering on the target square on full speed, more down to bulbs and tech i reckon.

[999329753]

Cash is king, cashbuster as well plus barcrest stuff luke jolly gems let good times toll and the like. Great times .

[blackmogu]

Let The Good Times Roll was a particularly good one - could empty that just by playing it for max value per board and a bit of luck thrown in.

[Captain.Tattybojangles]

Which machine was it that first came out in those fancy grey cabs with the flash rippled buttons?

Had a trail to 8 I think, skill cash was about the third feature up but use to cheat you, also had a reel match low down I believe?

Use to make the high pitch bleep on each £1 that clicked out and a low pitch for 20p's and tokens or vice versa?

Use to love that game, had it in a chippy near me.

Cash Attraction? Though that only had a trail to 6

[Been-Grant-Mitchell'd!]

It was to six.

[mr lugsy]

remember it now i think,yellowish in colour? it was trail to 8 , which was unusual for these kind of machines at the time , charley manning used to have one.

i think these kind of machines were the first to give 3 feature holds on the number below feature entry for a guarenteed board , was widely adopted and still used today.

[martdaman]

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[BFK]

Is that a payout impression?

Yeah I probably missed it BGM!!

[kidgloves]

Screen Play for duck shoot,Knight time, roll in 7's and blue double bars repeat chance, Spin on It for millions of ways to get JP, Lo tecs - Hit the Six for its quirkiness and any of those JP Projects that could secret hold the JP a stupid amount of times for a bounty of tokens. Firecracker for the double or nothing gamble to the top for £4 tokens and then several holds. Double Chance for blue side and skill cash all the way to winning streak. Sunburst for JP repeat hi/lo cards. Up n Down nudger for streak on hi lo cards for £2.40 a time. Ten Ten do it again - could do £50 off the JP repeat.
Going way back, there was a machine called Nudge Bug where you could gamble the nudges for JP, Big Shot was classic. A curious machine called Money Trapper - similar to Bank Raid with the mad skill shot for a feature where it whizzed around the number pyramid and you had to hit the 10 at the top. Win-a-gain for progressive gamble. Sidewinder I liked, but the gamble proper shitted me up when trying for the £2 as a quid was some money to lose then.
Just the tip[ of the ice berg - could go on for ever here.

[mouse75]

JPM's for the sheer playability. Roller Coaster - and the firework version..... Big wheel, Casino Crazy, Monopoly 60th anniversary, Snakes and ladders. Viz was good for a laugh and i liked Magnificent 7's for its very random streak....
Projects Giant Jackpots - for guaranteed profit - no matter where it was in its program. Monte carlo and clones - video screen heaven. Ceasers palce and Hot shot for massive playability..... along with Duff beer guides and similar......
Those were the days when machine playing was actually fun.

[trayhop123]

agree with you mouse m8 100%


isn't it a shame we'll never get those days back ,,,,,,,,,,,, oh well ,,,,,,,, at least we lived through em


these young upstarts will never have em .


pass me slippers .