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Title: Bally 6000 Machines Post by: slotsteve on January 17, 2012, 12:59:32 PM anyone know anything about theses games quarter millions and party spins i have a chance to buy some
Title: Re: Bally 6000 Machines Post by: knagl on January 18, 2012, 10:26:30 PM Steve-
Quarter Millions is a wide-area progressive game along the same lines as IGT's "Megabucks" games. I don't know how easy it would be to set those up with stand-alone progressives. Party Spin, on the other hand, would be a great game to get a hold of. There have been some discussions here before about these type of games (they're similar to the Monte Carlo games), and I think might be something you'd be interested in, provided that you've worked on Bally 6000s before. (http://i41.tinypic.com/r9fmgp.jpg) Title: Re: Bally 6000 Machines Post by: slotsteve on January 18, 2012, 10:38:11 PM i have worked on old 800 ballys and some bally evo,s i know nothing about the 6000,s i bought party spins, cash wheel,s
dragon wheels, monte carlos , super jackpot wheel, fortune finder due in in feb Title: Re: Bally 6000 Machines Post by: stayouttadabunker on January 18, 2012, 11:29:15 PM When you open up them puppies, brace yourself.
They're almost like T.V.'s with nothing more than a brick in them. Wide Area Progressives (WAP) worked from a backroom server - sort of like a Security Surveillance room with 800 cameras hooked up to a mainframe computer. None of the videos would be possible to display anything on the LCD screens if they weren't connected to the computer. They would not work by themselves. I hope the ones you get have MPU's and motherboards in them and maybe you can get a hold of some software somewhere to run them, otherwise they will just be big boat anchors. Title: Re: Bally 6000 Machines Post by: slotsteve on January 19, 2012, 12:27:01 AM When you open up them puppies, brace yourself. your talking about the quarter million i hope , as of right now i didn,t buy any of them?They're almost like T.V.'s with nothing more than a brick in them. Wide Area Progressives (WAP) worked from a backroom server - sort of like a Security Surveillance room with 800 cameras hooked up to a mainframe computer. None of the videos would be possible to display anything on the LCD screens if they weren't connected to the computer. They would not work by themselves. I hope the ones you get have MPU's and motherboards in them and maybe you can get a hold of some software somewhere to run them, otherwise they will just be big boat anchors. Title: Re: Bally 6000 Machines Post by: stayouttadabunker on January 19, 2012, 12:35:03 AM Yes...the others, as knagl said - will be great games for homeowners! :89-
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