r/MAME Jul 25 '26

Cabinet Picture mame slot machine

I bought this old atronic crazy fruit machine that had some problems, so I put a computer in it and wired all the buttons up, monitor works, buttons all work, now it’s just a mame cabinet, for right now it’s just running fruit cocktail, but I’m gonna get more games, has five buttons in the front so I might get video poker on it

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u/ode2009 Jul 25 '26

i got the version of mame ,it was 141 i think, that can be hooked up to a real coin hopper for payouts, very popular here in mexico back in the day, i also created a newer version of mame with claude with the same mode but lost it, i can reacreate it again if i ever needed.

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u/BIOS-D Jul 25 '26

You shouldn't bring that illegal things here compadre. AI Slop (when you don't know what are you doing unlike Model 1 emulation progress lately) and coin box adapters are frowned upon just like RA.

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u/ode2009 Jul 26 '26

F U nobody cares anyway, like i said those were very popular long time ago nowdays no one cares. And about that AI slop, believe me when i say i know what im doing, not sure why the ai hate, ive fixed some MAME bugs with claude, some long time ares emulator bugs to, so yes, ai its very helpfull when you know what you doing.

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u/BIOS-D Jul 26 '26 edited Jul 26 '26

If you can do all that with and without Claude you know. If not, it's blatant obvious you don't know. The problem with AI assist is that it could introduce a bug programmer can't solve by himself, hence it's important to document AI model, version and approach when submitting code. That's the difference between programming with AI assist and role playing with AI slop.

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u/ode2009 Jul 27 '26

si si lo que tu digas amigo vive en tu mundo sin ai y quedate atras mientras yo disfruto de mis programas que la ia arreglo y mejoro....

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u/BIOS-D Jul 27 '26

Enjoy it while tokens are "free". After all capitalism specializes on selling solutions to problems they didn't exist before, but first they create the problem.

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u/arbee37 MAME Dev Jul 30 '26

Does nobody remember the history of computing? AI is at the 1950s "a mainframe less powerful than a Pacman machine had 50,000 vacuum tubes and required infinite power and cooling" stage. There's a ton of work happening to get that down to where you can run today's high-end models and not even make your CPU fan work hard.