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[joeciconte]

I have had great success with Batocera and Visual Pinball.  I test the vpx file in Windows and check the rom file needed.  After placing that in the appropriate location the file normally launches.  I have had a few that required a .vbs file, which was also easy enough to fix.  I do have two Bally Games that refuse to work in Batocera, Playboy - 1998 and Fireball Classic 1985.  Both work fine in Windows.  I checked multiple Bally Machines from that timeframe and they all worked fine. I have also tried different versions of the bios and vpx, same results for both.  

 

Anything I am missing?  I would love to complete the collection and get these last two going.  I realize some of the Windows developed files would not run on a Linux based system, but these two seemed to be less complex.

[Smitty2k1]

I suggest joining the Virtual Pinball Discord and then asking this question in the #vpx-standalone room. There are multiple developers there, at least one of who uses Batocera on their personal machine.

https://discord.gg/v...274650524418078

Edited by Smitty2k1, 05 May 2026 - 01:44 PM.

[unclewilly]

It has to do with the vbscript that the standal9ne uses. If there isn't a patch script for the table on Jim's github page then you would need to ask at the discord