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  1. Loony Labyrinth (LittleWing 1994) Media Files & Cabinet Instructions

    Welcome back to another edition of
    Let's Put Things On Cabinets That Were Never Meant To Be On Cabinets!

    Today we have Loony Labyrinth, a pinball game released in 1994 for Windows and Macintosh by Japanese company LittleWing.
     
    This is pretty much a sister project to my cabinet files for Crystal Caliburn, which you can find at this link. The game uses the same engine, so the script was only tweaked a little bit.
     
    As with Crystal Caliburn, I decided to run the game from the playfield and not the backglass, since the writing becomes hard to read at a distance.
     
    The included AutoHotKey script rotates the playfield to portrait mode, lowers the resolution to 600x800, hides the game's Windows menu framework as well as possible, fills the backglass and DMD screens with decorative images and maps the keys to standard cabinet buttons.
     
    I've included
    the AutoHotKey launch script, fully annotated (please go through it and adapt the variables to your system before running it!) 4 DMD filler images for in-game purposes - pick your favorite! a backglass image (also usable for your frontend of choice), in both 4:3 and 16:9 formats  
    Also, tons of frontend media:
    2 flyer images (courtesy of MobyGames) 22 instruction cards (taken from the official PDF guide) table audio (recorded directly from the game) table image (an upscale of the playfield) company logo (taken from the official PDF guide) I haven't included a wheel logo image this time, since the esteemed deadmanworking has already provided one at this link. Go check out his excellent VPX rendition of Loony Labyrinth!
     
    Share and enjoy!

    SOME MORE NOTES:
     
    Where to get it:
    The company's website at www.littlewingpinball.com is still up, and you can download the demo version of the game there. It needs to be be unlocked to full version with a code you could once buy at the website store, but that store has been "out of service due to a maintenance" since 2013. Never fear though, just browse any Archive that's reasonably well Organized. Here you go! 😉

    What not to do:
    Loony Labyrinth should run "out of the box" on Windows 10. Please try to resist setting L_LABYRINTH.exe to run in Windows XP compatibility mode, as the script keys won't work anymore, and all kinds of other things in the script will be broken.

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  2. Tristan (LittleWing 1991) Media Files & Cabinet Instructions

    Tonight, on a very special
    Let's Put Things On Cabinets That Were Never Meant To Be On Cabinets!
     
    we're still tackling the pinball games of Japanese studio LittleWing. Having already dragged both Crystal Caliburn and Golden Logres kicking and screaming onto my cabinet, I felt it only fair, for completeness' sake, to go all the way back and round out LittleWing's Arthurian trilogy with Tristan, their very first game.
     
    Now Tristan was released in 1991, which means the PC version ran under MS-DOS, which makes it both easier and harder to run on a modern cabinet.
    Easier, because we don't need to worry about compatibility modes, obsolete graphics drivers and such - and harder, because we're going to need DOSBox, which can be a bit of a hurdle to set up. I've done my best to make things as easy as possible for you though. You'll find details below under "How to run it".
     
    I'll be honest: Tristan is not much fun to play these days. I can handle the spartan graphics, but the near-absent sound and especially the wonky physics make it a chore. Back in 1991, it won accolades all over the place, but you have to remember that this was just before Pinball Dreams and the like kicked off a wave of more advanced pinball sims with better physics and more flashy presentation. Competition was still very rare, especially on the action-game-starved Mac. (I've seen videos of the Macintosh versions of the game, and it does run a little bit smoother that the MS-DOS version, but not much.) Anyway, take it for what it is.
     
    The included AutoHotKey script rotates the playfield to portrait mode, lowers the resolution to 1024x1280, fills the backglass and DMD screens with decorative images, launches DOSBox (and thus Tristan) and maps the keys to standard cabinet buttons.
     
    I've included
    the AutoHotKey launch script, fully annotated (please go through it and adapt the variables to your system before running it!) a DOSBox CONF file for configuration - see further below under "How to run it" Tristan's CFG file for sound and graphics configuration - see further below under "How to run it" a DMD filler image for in-game purposes a backglass image (also usable for your frontend of choice), in both 4:3 and 16:9 formats  
    Also, tons of frontend media:
    4 flyer images (images of the packaging and two ad pages from PC magazines of the time - courtesy of MobyGames) 10 instruction cards (taken from a scan of the manual) table audio (recorded directly from the game) table image (an upscale of the playfield) company logo (taken from Crystal Caliburn's official PDF guide) two wheel logos - pick the one you like better.  
    Share and enjoy!

    SOME MORE NOTES:

    Where to get it:
    This is the only LittleWing game that's not available on their website. A quick Google search should point you towards the usual suspects, though. If your version demands an unlock code at the beginning, just browse any Archive that's reasonably well Organized. If it's not there, it's nowhere, man 😉

    How to run it:
    Here's where it gets technical, but only a little.
    Get DOSBox Staging at https://www.dosbox-staging.org/releases/windows/, download and install it anywhere. You don't need to setup anything else, all the rest should be configured by the CONF file included in this media pack. Drop the file "TRISTAN.CFG" into the folder where your MS-DOS copy of Tristan is. There is likely already a TRISTAN.CFG in there - just copy over it. (It's Tristan's native MS-DOS configuration that tells the game to run in 256 colors with SoundBlaster sound, with Shift keys for flippers, Enter to Launch and Space to nudge.) Test it to see if Tristan runs. Simply start DOSBox and type "mount c [whatever folder you put Tristan in]", for example "mount c c:\games\Tristan". This will tell DOSBox to handle the folder as if it were the C-drive. Then type "c:" to change to the mounted drive and type "Tristan" to run the game. You should see the LittleWing Logo and hear a fanfare. Wait until the game loads, press a key to show the menu, select the ESC icon to the left and press Enter. The game should quit and you can type "exit" to leave DOSBox.  Drop the file "dosbox-staging-Tristan.conf" into the same Tristan folder. The included AutoHotKey script will later launch DOSBox with the configuration in that CONF file. If you look at the end of the file, you will see that it does pretty much what we just did in step 3. NOTE: If you put your MS-DOS files for Tristan in another folder than c:\games\Tristan, you will need to change the line "mount c c:\Games\Tristan" near the end of the CONF file to match your own folder! In the AutoHotKey script, please make sure to also adapt the folders under the "Game folder and name" heading. The values for name_of_dosbox_exe and name_of_dosbox_conf probably don't need to be changed; the values for folder_of_game and folder_of_dosbox almost certainly will.  If you look through the AutoHotKey script, you will see that it also relies on three small helper applications to rotate the screen, to set the resolution, and to display the Backglass and DMD image. Download links are in the script. Please note that their locations also need to be set, under the "Helper apps folders" heading. If the game should appear on the wrong screen (i.e. not the playfield) after launching the AHK script, you need to change the monitor number in the dosbox-staging-Tristan.conf. Where it says "display = 0", change the number. Once everything is running, compile the AHK script and add it to your frontend of choice. Please let me know in the comments section if something isn't working.  
    Fun nerdy discovery:
    All other LittleWing games credit programmer Yoshikatsu Fujita and artist Reiko F. Nojima, but for some reason, Tristan's manual has the programmer as "G. Snowman" and the artist as "Luna Frost".
    At first I was disappointed, thinking that I stumbled across the only game not made by the the husband-and-wife LittleWing founders. But then... hang on a minute, Snowman and Frost - that's a bit conspicuous, isn't it?
    Then I realized that I'd come across the name "Luna" a lot recently: It was one of the default names in every highscore table when I tested Crystal Caliburn, Loony Labyrinth, Angel Egg and Golden Logres!
    Also, the player's guide for one of LittleWing's later games, 2004's Monster Fair, includes the credit "Voices: Snowman & Luna". And finally: Guess who can be found at the very bottom of the online highscore table for 2002's Jinni Zeala on the orphaned LittleWing website, both with a measly 5 million points? Yep, "G. Snowman" and "Luna Frost".
    I think it's safe to say that "Luna Frost" is Reiko F. Nojima and "G. Snowman" is Yoshikatsu Fujita, and for whatever reason their first game was not released under their real names. Whether it was by choice or whether Tristan's publisher Amtex felt the American market might not accept games with Japanese origins remains unclear, but it's obvious their nomes de plume stuck around and got reused afterwards for years to come.
     
    AI use disclaimer:
    No AI used for this one. I decided to lean into the pixelly goodness this time and didn't smooth out anything.

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  3. Mad Daedalus (LittleWing 2010) Media Files & Cabinet Instructions

    Recorded live in front of a studio audience, here's another round of
    Let's Put Things On Cabinets That Were Never Meant To Be On Cabinets!
     
    We've arrived at Mad Daedalus, the final game by Japanese studio LittleWing, released in 2010 for Windows and Macintosh. The game is a sequel to 1994's Loony Labyrinth and the story is basically a prequel to the earlier game. As usual, the presentation is flawless, gameplay is engaging, ball physics are great, and considering LittleWing has been a two-person studio, this is an amazing effort.
     
    Sadly, this was to be the last computer pinball game LittleWing would ever release. They followed up Mad Daedalus with a port of Tristan and a sequel to Crystal Caliburn for Apple mobile devices, but sadly, those two don't seem to run on today's iPhones and iPads anymore. (I can confirm that the Apple App store doesn't even show them on my devices when I search for them.) 
    As far as I could gather, Yoshikatsu Fujita and Reiko F. Nojima seem to have relocated from Toyama to California, where he works at Google and she's still doing art, but it seems they have closed the pinball chapter of their lives.
     
    But let's not mourn what could've been, let's celebrate what we have:
     
    The included AutoHotKey script rotates the playfield to portrait mode, fills the backglass and DMD screens with decorative images, launches the game and maps the keys to standard cabinet buttons.
     
    This time, I also added optional support for JoyToKey in the script. Pressing buttons to nudge the ball doesn't feel right on my cabinet - I'm used to slapping the sides. This way I can do that and even use my analog plunger to launch the ball. (You can find a screenshot of my own JoyToKey setup in the images for this post to get you started.)
     
    I've included
    the AutoHotKey launch script, fully annotated (please go through it and adapt the variables to your system before running it!) a DMD filler image (repurposed from Loony Labyrinth, since this is the sequel) a backglass image (also usable for your frontend of choice), in both 4:3 and 16:9 formats  
    Also, tons of frontend media:
    17 instruction cards (taken from the official Player's Guide) table audio (recorded directly from the game) table image (an upscale of the playfield) company logo (taken from Crystal Caliburn's official PDF guide) a wheel logo (in two sizes) a promo video (taken from Reiko F. Nojima's YouTube channel, featuring game animation and behind-the-scenes photos) 5 flyer images, taken from promotional material on the website (a credits page with photos of the team, a printable CD and cover, a concept art drawing of Ariadne) and from Reiko F. Nojima's Facebook page (an art installation featuring face casts of Daedalus that were also used in the game)  
     
    Share and enjoy!
     

    SOME MORE NOTES:

    Where to get it:
    The company's website at www.littlewingpinball.com is still up as of 2026, and you can download the demo version of the game there. It needs to be be unlocked to full version with a code you could once buy at the website store, but that store has been "out of service due to a maintenance" since 2013. Never fear though, just browse any Archive that's reasonably well Organized, and may both Angel and Man help you 😉

    How to run it:
    Mad Daedalus should run out of the box on a modern system - no extra DLLs required, as has been the case with some earlier games.
    The menu system in this game is a bit counter-intuitive, as you have to press Esc to start. I mapped the Start button to Esc, just because I'm used to pressing it whenever I start a game. The script also remaps the flipper keys so they can be used to navigate the menu. Press the Launch button (Enter) to select.
    The controls in the script will not work if you mapped different keys in-game. Go to "Options", "Controls" and "Reset to Default" and you should be fine.
     
    What didn't work:
    I've been informed that mapping a key to send Esc might kill Pinup Popper. Since I don't use it, I didn't run into that problem, but I'm working on figuring it out. Please let me know if you find a workaround!
     
    Highscore workaround:
    Unfortunately, when it comes to the highscore table, LittleWing moved away from the "select letters with flippers" method of their earlier games and opted for keyboard typing input. I solved this by mapping three letters plus Enter to the Coin button (5). They're set to "N-E-W" in the script - feel free to change them to your preference.
     
     
    AI use disclaimer:
     
    The wheel image was taken from an in-game screenshot, upscaled with Freepik and tweaked further in Photoshop. For the backglass, I used an image of Reiko F. Nojima's "Days of Knossos" art installation I found on Facebook, edited it in Photoshop and pasted the logo and an image of the time travel device from the Player's Guide on top of it. It's far from the prettiest thing I've ever done, but honoring Ms. Nojima's art this way felt at least more appropriate than AI-generating something new from scratch.  
     
    And that's it.
     
     
    That's all there is on the subject of LittleWing Studios.
     
     
    What?
     
     
    What's that you say, little wise old swamp creature?
     

     
    Oh yeah, that's right, there was another. Two, actually.
     
    If you look at LittleWing's game list on their website, you'll see that I left out Eight Ball Deluxe for MS-DOS, and Psychedelic"O" Pinball for Windows and Mac.
     
    I dismissed Eight Ball Deluxe deliberately, since the MS-DOS version a) most importantly wasn't coded by the LittleWing team, but also b) isn't very good, c) takes ages to load, d) needs a mouse to navigate the menu, and e) we already have excellent Visual Pinball versions, so there's literally no point to play the port.
     
    But Psychedelic"O" Pinball looks interesting. Apparently it's a sound mod of Jinni Zeala, created in 2006 by LittleWing for Japanese band Love Psychedelico and was only ever included as a bonus disc on one of their CD releases. I haven't been able to find a download anywhere, so if some kind soul should stumble across it, I'd appreciate a pointer. I'd love to create another media pack for it someday.

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  4. Pinball Spire - Popper Media and Launch Script

    driven to add the various other PC based pinball games here is some media for Pinball Spire.
     
    Include is my AHK script to run the non-Steam version of the game.  No idea how optimized it is, but it works for me. 
     
    You'll need popper to keep screen 2,5 running during the game play.
    You'll need to have the display rotated back and popper restarted to get back to normal, but that is in the emulator settings.

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  5. Pinball Dream (2026) Media Files & Cabinet Instructions

    Pinball Dream is a fun casual game - a mix of pinball and Breakout-style "brick breaker" games.
     
    However, it was created for desktop PCs, and the author has made it clear that there are no plans to introduce cab support.
    As such, the only way to play it on a cab is on the backglass. Well then, I said to myself, at least let's make it look as nice as possible:
     
     
    Included in this pack are:
    - Instructions on how to run the game on your cabinet
    - an AutoHotKey script for launch and cabinet controls (you will need to adjust this, but I included documentation where necessary)
    - Backglass Images in both 16:9 and 4:3 formats
    - Instruction Cards
    - Table Audio
    - Playfield Video
    - Company Logo
    - Wheel Image
    - Filler images for Playfield and DMD screen to be used with the script
     
    ChatGPT was used for turning a screenshot of the game's title screen into the Backglass image, and for extracting the Wheel logo from the title screen.
     
    You can find the game on Steam at
    https://store.steampowered.com/app/3997910/Pinball_Dream
    (I am not affiliated with the game's author, Baris Intepe, and the posting of this media pack should not be misconstrued as an advertisement)
     
    Share and enjoy!

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  6. Monster Bash (Williams 1998) - Vpx Video Instruction (French audio)

    Bonjour à tous
    Voici une nouvelle traduction audio française des instructions vidéo de KONGEDAM du groupe (LAURENT EGAPEL, GARGA SURQUES, THIERRY DELOMIER et PATRICE SALERNO).
    La dix-huitième publication est « Monster Bash (Williams 1998) ».
    Aux vues du nombre de vidéo on a besoin de renfort !!
    Si vous souhaiter nous aider pour les traductions contacter moi en Message privé
    Le process est assez simple je génère un fichier texte de la traduction française « brute » de la vidéo.
    Vous corrigez dans le fichier texte les anomalies de traduction de l’I.A et je renvois la traduction corrigée dans Clidéo pour génération de la vidéo traduite.
    En plus cela vous permet d’avoir la vidéo traduite d’une table que vous affectionné non encore traitée.
     
    Hello everyone
    Here is a new French audio translation of the KONGEDAM video instructions from the group (LAURENT EGAPEL, GARGA SURQUES, THIERRY DELOMIER, and PATRICE SALERNO).
    The Eighteenth release is « Monster Bash (Williams 1998) ».
    Given the number of videos, we need reinforcements!
    If you'd like to help with translations, contact me via private message.
    The process is quite simple: I generate a text file of the "raw" French translation of the video.
    You correct any AI translation errors in the text file, and I send the corrected translation back to Clideo to generate the translated video.
    In addition, this allows you to have a translated video of a table you like that hasn't been processed yet.

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  7. Tasty Samba Media Pack

    Media pack for JP Salas' Tasty Samba. Download contains:
    Wheel
    Table Audio
    Full DMD Video
    Instruction Card (converted to English)
    Flyer
    Transparent Logo
    DMD Logo
     
    One obstacle to installing some of JP Salas' more obscure tables is finding all the media for your front end. I am sharing all that I have created for the table Tasty Samba (INDER 1977).
     

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  8. PLATYPUS (Genre Playlists) Front-End Media (Hursty)

    PLATYPUS Front-End Media Files (General information)
    Over 70 different emulators and custom lists covered.
     
    Each category contains 6 files:
    - Playfield (16:9 4K)
    - Backglass (16:9 1080P)
    - Topper (16:9 1080P)
    - DMD (16:9 1080P)
    - DMD41 (4:1  1920x480)
    - Wheel (Round)
     
    PLATYPUS - Genre Playlists
    Includes:
    - Adults Only.zip
    - Cartoons.zip
    - Electromechanical.zip
    - Horror.zip
    - Kids.zip
    - Marvel Themed.zip
    - Movies.zip
    - Music Tables.zip
    - Racing Tables.zip
    - SciFi Tables.zip
    - Solid State.zip
    - Sport Tables.zip
    - Star Wars Themed.zip
    - Superheroes.zip
    - TV Shows.zip
    - Video Game Tables.zip
     
    Other Available Packs:
    PLATYPUS - Alphabet
    PLATYPUS - Base Pack
    PLATYPUS - Decades
    PLATYPUS - Genre Playlists
    PLATYPUS - Manufacturers
    PLATYPUS - Other Lists
     
    If you require others to be created, reach out and I will consider making the files and adding them to the collection.
    I started this project for my own build and decided to extend it and share for the community.
    *Only designed for cabinet mode, not desktop.
     
    Cheers
    Hursty

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  9. PLATYPUS (Decades) Front-End Media (Hursty)

    PLATYPUS Front-End Media Files (General information)
    Over 70 different emulators and custom lists covered.
     
    Each category contains 6 files:
    - Playfield (16:9 4K)
    - Backglass (16:9 1080P)
    - Topper (16:9 1080P)
    - DMD (16:9 1080P)
    - DMD41 (4:1  1920x480)
    - Wheel (Round)
     
    PLATYPUS - Decades
    Includes:
    - Decade 00s.zip
    - Decade 10s.zip
    - Decade 20s.zip
    - Decade 70s.zip
    - Decade 80s.zip
    - Decade 90s.zip
     
    Other Available Packs:
    PLATYPUS - Alphabet
    PLATYPUS - Base Pack
    PLATYPUS - Decades
    PLATYPUS - Genre Playlists
    PLATYPUS - Manufacturers
    PLATYPUS - Other Lists
     
    If you require others to be created, reach out and I will consider making the files and adding them to the collection.
    I started this project for my own build and decided to extend it and share for the community.
    *Only designed for cabinet mode, not desktop.
     
    Cheers
    Hursty

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  10. PLATYPUS (Base Packs) Front-End Media (Hursty)

    PLATYPUS Front-End Media Files (General information)
    Over 70 different emulators and custom lists covered.
     
    Each category contains 6 files:
    - Playfield (16:9 4K)
    - Backglass (16:9 1080P)
    - Topper (16:9 1080P)
    - DMD (16:9 1080P)
    - DMD41 (4:1 1920x480)
    - Wheel (Round)
     
    PLATYPUS - Base Pack
    Includes:
    - Favorites.zip
    - Future Pinball.zip
    - Jukebox.zip
    - Least Played.zip
    - MAME Vertical.zip
    - MAME.zip
    - Most Played.zip
    - Pinball Arcade.zip
    - Pinball FX.zip
    - Pinball FX2.zip
    - Pinball FX3.zip
    - Random Tables.zip
    - Recently Added.zip
    - Recently Played.zip
    - Table of the Day.zip
    - Visual Pinball.zip
     
    Other Available Packs:
    PLATYPUS - Alphabet
    PLATYPUS - Base Pack
    PLATYPUS - Decades
    PLATYPUS - Genre Playlists
    PLATYPUS - Manufacturers
    PLATYPUS - Other Lists
     
    If you require others to be created, reach out and I will consider making the files and adding them to the collection.
    I started this project for my own build and decided to extend it and share for the community.
    *Only designed for cabinet mode, not desktop.
     
    Cheers
    Hursty

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  11. PLATYPUS (Other Lists) Front-End Media (Hursty)

    PLATYPUS Front-End Media Files (General information)
    Over 70 different emulators and custom lists covered.
     
    Each category contains 6 files:
    - Playfield (16:9 4K)
    - Backglass (16:9 1080P)
    - Topper (16:9 1080P)
    - DMD (16:9 1080P)
    - DMD41 (4:1  1920x480)
    - Wheel (Round)
     
    PLATYPUS - Other Lists
    Includes:
    - Authors.zip
    - Creators.zip
    - JPSalas.zip
    - Original Tables.zip
    - Pinball M.zip
    - PinEvent.zip
    - Pup Packs.zip
    - Recreations.zip
    - ReSkins.zip
    - Scorbit.zip
    - VPin Workshop.zip
     
    Other Available Packs:
    PLATYPUS - Alphabet
    PLATYPUS - Base Pack
    PLATYPUS - Decades
    PLATYPUS - Genre Playlists
    PLATYPUS - Manufacturers
    PLATYPUS - Other Lists
     
    If you require others to be created, reach out and I will consider making the files and adding them to the collection.
    I started this project for my own build and decided to extend it and share for the community.
    *Only designed for cabinet mode, not desktop.
     
    Cheers
    Hursty

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  12. PLATYPUS (Manufacturers) Front-End Media (Hursty)

    PLATYPUS Front-End Media Files (General information)
    Over 70 different emulators and custom lists covered.
     
    Each category contains 6 files:
    - Playfield (16:9 4K)
    - Backglass (16:9 1080P)
    - Topper (16:9 1080P)
    - DMD (16:9 1080P)
    - DMD41 (4:1  1920x480)
    - Wheel (Round)
     
    PLATYPUS - Manufacturers
    Includes:
    - Manufacturer - Atari.zip
    - Manufacturer - Bally.zip
    - Manufacturer - Capcom.zip
    - Manufacturer - Data East.zip
    - Manufacturer - Game Plan Inc.zip
    - Manufacturer - Gottlieb.zip
    - Manufacturer - Midway.zip
    - Manufacturer - Sega.zip
    - Manufacturer - Spooky Pinball.zip
    - Manufacturer - Stern.zip
    - Manufacturer - Taito Brasil.zip
    - Manufacturer - Taito.zip
    - Manufacturer - Williams.zip
    - Manufacturer - Zaccaria.zip
     
    Other Available Packs:
    PLATYPUS - Alphabet
    PLATYPUS - Base Pack
    PLATYPUS - Decades
    PLATYPUS - Genre Playlists
    PLATYPUS - Manufacturers
    PLATYPUS - Other Lists
     
    If you require others to be created, reach out and I will consider making the files and adding them to the collection.
    I started this project for my own build and decided to extend it and share for the community.
    *Only designed for cabinet mode, not desktop.
     
    Cheers
    Hursty

    907 downloads

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  13. PLATYPUS (Alphabet) Front-End Media (Hursty)

    PLATYPUS Front-End Media Files (General information)
    Over 70 different emulators and custom lists covered.
     
    Each category contains 6 files:
    - Playfield (16:9 4K)
    - Backglass (16:9 1080P)
    - Topper (16:9 1080P)
    - DMD (16:9 1080P)
    - DMD41 (4:1  1920x480)
    - Wheel (Round)
     
    PLATYPUS - Alphabet
    Includes:
    - Alphabet #.zip
    - Alphabet ABC.zip
    - Alphabet DEF.zip
    - Alphabet GHI.zip
    - Alphabet JKL.zip
    - Alphabet MNO.zip
    - Alphabet PQR.zip
    - Alphabet ST.zip
    - Alphabet UVW.zip
    - Alphabet XYZ.zip
     
    Other Available Packs:
    PLATYPUS - Alphabet
    PLATYPUS - Base Pack
    PLATYPUS - Decades
    PLATYPUS - Genre Playlists
    PLATYPUS - Manufacturers
    PLATYPUS - Other Lists
     
    If you require others to be created, reach out and I will consider making the files and adding them to the collection.
    I started this project for my own build and decided to extend it and share for the community.
    *Only designed for cabinet mode, not desktop.
     
    Cheers
    Hursty

    403 downloads

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  14. PinballX No Table Pictures With cheerful colors 2560x1440 Resolution v3.0

    PinballX No Table Pictures Vidám színekkel 2560x1440 felbontás v3.0

    43 downloads

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  15. PinballX No Table Pictures With fun and dark colors

    PinballX No Table Pictures with fun and dark colors in 3840x2160 4K resolutionv for cabinet mod 

    124 downloads

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  16. PinballX No Table Pictures

    PinballX Nincs táblakép 2560x1440 felbontásban for cabinet mod

    152 downloads

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  17. Need 4 Speed Wheel / BackglassPNG

    Da ich leider kein Wheel und kein Backglass für denn Need 4 Speed Tisch gefunden habe habe ich selbst eins gemacht..und wollte es mit euch teilen..viel Spaß damit..
     
    Greatz Katzensalami

    45 downloads

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  18. Rockabilly Wheel/Backglass

    Since I couldn't find any other files for the great table, I created some myself and share them with you.. have fun with Greatz Katzensalami
    Da ich keine weiteren Datein zu den Tollen Tisch gefunden habe, habe ich selbst welche erstellt und teile sie mit euch.. viel Spaß damit Greatz Katzensalami

    114 downloads

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  19. Need For Speed Wheel/Backglass

    Since I couldn't find any other files for the great table, I created some myself and share them with you.. have fun with Greatz Katzensalami
    Da ich keine weiteren Datein zu den Tollen Tisch gefunden habe, habe ich selbst welche erstellt und teile sie mit euch.. viel Spaß damit Greatz Katzensalami

    35 downloads

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  20. Death Race Wheel /Backglass

    Since I couldn't find a wheel and backglass for this cool table, I made one myself and wanted to share it with you... Greatz cat salami
    Da ich leider kein Wheel und Backglass für diesen coolen Tisch gefunden habe, hab ich selbst eins gemacht und wollte es mit euch teilen... Greatz Katzensalami

    123 downloads

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  21. IT Wheel / IT BackglassPNG

    Da ich leider kein Wheel und kein Backglass für einen meiner Lieblingstische gefunden habe habe ich selbst eins gemacht..und wollte es mit euch teilen..viel Spaß damit..
     
    Greatz Katzensalami

    157 downloads

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  22. PinballX fullscreen underlays - S34

    Reupload from VPinball.
     
    This contains all available versions of my underlay including the neon ones.
    I renderd them because i always had trouble to clearly see the wheel images. Now the small ones fit inside the arc and the big one stands out more on the glass / PF shadow.
     
    To use this you have to install PinballX 4.36 or higher and change the "Underlay Image Type" in the Settings Wizard to "Fill Screen".

    239 downloads

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  23. Spiderman Frame for DMDext

    This is a Spiderman Frame for DMDext
    put it in your Visual Pinball\VPinMAME\DMDext\textures\frames dir and configure it

    60 downloads

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  24. DMDext Frame for DMD - Batman

    DMD Frame to use with DMDext and Batman Tables.
    Put it in your D:\Visual Pinball\VPinMAME\DMDext\textures\frames dir and configure it.

    55 downloads

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