MFME stands for Multi Fruit Machine Emulator - it's like VisualPinball in that the roms are emulated and the appearance of the slots is simulated This is the slot machine emulator MFME in LaunchBoxĪ brief guide to setting up MFME & putting it in LaunchBox

The link is in the original post - but, for the first time, the emulator can now check for new versions of itself & download them - so you'll only need to download it once. all I can say is 'WOW!' ?Īs a general note, this thread will be a year old in November, so come November I'll bump it with a package of all the new slots & improved versions of previously emulated slots that have been released in the last year.įor all of you who have tried MFME emulation for the first time, hopefully you'll find this useful - it can be very confusing to keep up with all the releases across all the different forums.Īlso, there is a new version of the MFME emulator out - in the tradition of confusing version numbers it's 19.x (the previous version was 6.1 ?). Congrats on making a MFME cabinet - browsing the slots' forums and YouTube, it seems not many people have made a cabinet & the fact yours pays out money. There's obviously a LOT of work been put in to making all the images and it's great that you've shared them with the community. This is superb and a real head start for adding the machines to my fruit machine cabinet. I'd not even thought of running Launchbox (even though, right next to my MFME cabinet I have a MAME cabinet running launchbox!). I built a cabinet to play MFME a couple of years ago (as far as I know I was the first to build one that accepted money and paid money out automatically) and had it running mGalaxy as a front end. Wanted to say a massive thank you for posting your images and xml for this.

Full screen fruit machine emulator