You could move up the feature board so damnedįast.

Lite-a-Nudge with its 2's and 1's was poxy by comparison - Line Up had 3's and 4' as well as 9's and 10's. Line Up had numbers, lots of them and some big ones too. The original perhaps has the edge for me as you felt like you getting one over on the arcade owner when the £2 feature hold paid off, even though all you were actually doing was eating into the win percentage and causing some very flat play subsequently at times it was definitely no emptier. Well for me there are 3 versions of Line UP made by Barcrest for MPU3 the originally released one with the ROM set that would allow you to do the £2 feature hold trick, the re-chipped equivalent of this that did not do the trick and Super Line Up, which was the £3 jackpot equivalent that some were converted to on the change of the maximum allowable jackpot size later on in 1983? I like them all equally as they all play very similarly.

This is a rather slanted view as I only played them in the wild from something like '82 through to '87, so there are literally hundreds I have never played.Ĭan I describe why I like Line Up so much. Well, because Line Up is a cool 30 years old this year and it was 30 years ago this month that Barcrest foist onto the world what I consider to be the best AWP ever made. Why a birthday thread for a fruit machine. Here is a copy of a post I made there earlier tonight about my favourite fruit machine of all time, which just so happens to be 30 years old this month. This forum I see as one for newer style machines rather than the old stuff, for which I usually post at the Mecca.

Line up fruit machine emulator