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[ivantba]

File Name: Miami Vice (TBA 2020)

File Submitter: ivantba

File Submitted: 28 Apr 2020

File Category: VPX Originals

Author(s): ivantba
Bord
Permission to MOD?: Unspecified

Miami Vice was an iconic film/series from the eighties. The episodes starring two secret detectives (Don Johnson, Philip Michael Thomas) enjoyed immense popularity.
The venue is irresistible Florida, where there was no shortage of mojito cocktails, bikini girls by sunset beach and quite a few bad guys ...
Ferrari Testarossa wasn’t just an addition to the series either, and the author of fantastic theme music, Jan Hammer, also made the work forever memorable.
I wanted to make a tribute board for one of the classics of the 80s.
 
Video of the gameplay:
https://youtu.be/x9x8uYqXt-Y
 
Important note: the contents of the music library (mp3 files) are placed in the following folder: Visual Pinball\Music  
So, a complete multimedia package is included with the compressed file. Among others, the backglass (directb2s) file. PinballX desktop and cabinet files (audio, pictures, flyers, instruction cards, wheel, etc.) 
 
Original (my resource) table:  
Comet (Williams 1985) v1.0.1 Thank you very much Bord for allowing me to modify, re-theme his superb tables!
Author(s): Bord
 
You can find the necessary rom file to start the table here (comet_l5.zip):
https://www.vpforums...ds&showfile=891

Click here to download this file

[Genesis38]

Thank you Ivantba! A much nice welcome addition to my cab. Love Miami Vice and experienced Miami for myself last year. Felt like the 80s still!

[Neythen]

In which folder do the files (audio, pictures, flyers, instruction cards, wheel, etc.) on VPX have to go?

one more question, how do you start the game? (there is no ball)

 

thanke y  

[wiesshund]

In which folder do the files (audio, pictures, flyers, instruction cards, wheel, etc.) on VPX have to go?

one more question, how do you start the game? (there is no ball)

 

thanke y

 

most of that is extra media for your front end, so it would go in your front end's appropriate media folder

What front end is it that you use?