bally alpha s9000 recreation

[hsjerry]

I hope I'm putting this in the right topic. Other night I recreated the main display/door of a Bally Alpha s9000 in photoshop, what do we all think? Took me about 3 hours to get done, stayed up until midnight.

[rickhunter]

Looks nice, did you draw up the icons or lift them from the software image?

[hsjerry]

A mishmash of that. Like the fonts for the paylines, seven segments, credit listings, and bars are ones you can easily find on the internet. As for the game in game logos with the little 777's? The game names standalone were ripped straight from TwinFire as for those little 777's? They had to be recreated from the ground up along with the bubbles that the game names are in. The game symbols such as the bells, 7's, and $'s were taken from Hot Shot casino slots but edited to match their look on the reel strips. Everything else had to be drawn out with shapes but I am in LOVE with how this came out! Here have Quick Hit Black Gold Wild too

[rickhunter]

They are quite good, may I ask what is the endgame for these screens since so much work went into it?

[hsjerry]

There exactly isn’t an endgame for these right now. They are more for freelance or personal projects to do on my free time. I may do more themes/games though!

[rickhunter]

Some of us use video toppers on top of our S9000's.  Since the S9000 games do not support video toppers, various still images and short videos have been made to put on the video toppers for eye candy, might be something you could add to your machine.

[hsjerry]

I will have to try that out when I get an s9000 again, currently our machine is an m9000 cabinet converted to Alpha pro. We used to have a game called “1 Million Pennies Wild” which was a stepper game but we lost a couple parts and can’t do stepper games at the moment after the alpha pro conversion. Hence why we are planning on getting a second cabinet with an s9000 5 reel ready to play.