Where can I find MKVI PAR Sheets? Aristocrat no longer has them.

[jalora]

I recently inherited about 30 old Aristocrat MKVI games with various themes and it appears that PAR sheets are no longer available to download from Aristocrat's official site. Is there anyone or anywhere that still has these?

Here's the list of game themes:

ARABIAN NIGHTS - 0151356
FLAME OF OLYMPUS - 0251048
MAGIC MERMAID - 0151331
PEACOCK MAGIC - 0151352
WHALES OF CASH - 0551311
GRIZZLY - 0152579
EAGLE ROCK - 0152579
SUN AND MOON - 0351303
SUN AND MOON - 0352032
GAMBLIN' JACK - 0151106
MONEY TREE - 0251040
OPEN SESAME - 0651309
TIKI TORCH - 0151003
WHITE WATER - 0151075

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

[Heihachi_73]

All of those are 25 line multiline (if 25 doesn't work try 20, AFAIK Flame of Olympus, Tiki Torch and Money Tree only have 20 lines), except Whales of Cash which should be Reel Power 25. Variation 99, 1, 2, 3 or 4 with 99 being the default and tightest setting (around 87%) and 4 being the loosest (around 97%).

[jalora]

Thanks, got the games all working fine, just looking for documentation. I find it hilarious that you can download the ROMs for all of these at various emulator sites but you can't find the PAR Sheets anywhere. Somebody somewhere has to have them on an old CD in a forgotten desk drawer.

[Heihachi_73]

If they were emulated we wouldn't need PAR sheets as everything would be already documented. People need to start messaging the Flycast/Demul devs to get the ball rolling (it doesn't work with just one person), as the MK6 system is just a glorified Dreamcast (SH4+PowerVR) and some recycled MK5 stuff (I/O boards etc). On top of that, the USA platform is the easiest to get running by far as it doesn't make use of external RS232 comms unlike the other MK6 games (even NSW software needs the LAB Comms Board at the very least).

If MAME/Flycast/Demul etc. could be bothered to get a game to boot before next century (likewise TeknoParrot with MK7 and every other x86-based slot) I'd document them in a heartbeat. Unfortunately I don't have access to a real board and no-one has made a MK6 Everdrive which would make things a million times easier than wiping and burning thousands of EPROMs.

[redtop]

This is only my first day here, and honestly I'm not sure I'll be a regular, but I'm also looking for PAR sheets for a Buffalo.  MKVI I think.  I just bought one, went to great lengths to get the RTP reset from 99 to 3 (87.5%-94.7%) and now my girlfriend is playing it.  I'm entirely non-mechanical, I can barely strip a piece of lampcord.  But I'm very mathematical.  A good friend of mine suggested this site, and this thread doesn't look entirely dead.