old Donkey Kong Emptier

**ste__y2k** · 7th February 2004, 03:05 PM

Hi im goin 2 hotel in blackpool next week and it has a old donkey kong in there , i know there is a emptier for this , does anyone know it pls write bak

ste

ste__y2k@hotmail.com

Thanks

**Tony92** · 7th February 2004, 03:20 PM

No way it will be original unchipped version, but anyway, the old emptier was, every time random nudges was awarded, press cancel, then select 4 nudges, guaranteed a win every time.

**levartemit** · 8th February 2004, 01:12 AM

ur nearly right tony, the actual method is...hold down cancel on every spin....when nudges awarded, it will give u skill nudges every time, a win in every box so to speak lol. Also if u get an invincible board, take the jp or whatever, then play for EXCHANGE OFF WINS ONLY this will give u unlimited super boards emptying machine....lovely

**Slotterman** · 8th February 2004, 01:46 AM

I sometimes wonder if Maygay,Barcrest etc ever actually change their core code-the same tricks/faults/emptiers turn up year after year,in slightly different guises.
The whole lot of them deserve to go bankrupt.

**ste__y2k** · 8th February 2004, 01:09 PM

thanks for that

u know of n e emptiers like that for old machines

**stew** · 8th February 2004, 01:36 PM

QPS Crazy Fruits had one

You had to find one where the oranges were worth 30p. On an un-chipped one, you had to get a feature called "line em up"

Play for the banana feature on the middle reel, when you got it, select line em up (use the magic button to slow down). You have to hit it when just 3 oranges were lit

Due to a fault, the machine registered the win as £300 for the 30p win :P so it payed out the entire hopper and IOU'd the rest

Apparently, you can still find these at the seaside (anyone confirm?)

**cfdu** · 8th February 2004, 02:08 PM

yes you can, they are about but be careful. all the arcades call each other if they think a 'pro' is in town. if you do one, the chances are you won't be allowed in any other arcades, and some locally employed 'hard cases' usually have something to say about it!!!

i think the only reason they are still about is because if an arcade has over a certain amount of 5p/£5 machines they don't pay any tax on them. therefore they are expecting to make 'free' money on these machines, and can't be bothered to spend money on chips for them, or else chips don't exist anymore, because lets face it, these machines are pretty ancient. there is another method for these that i can't fully remember but it involved shuffling all wins or changing number, takes around 2 hours but does empty the machine. anyone else remember this?