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  1. I've never gotten it to work. I get the same error. I was hoping to find a tutorial on how to play it one day.
  2. YES!! THANK YOU!! I do not know why I remember a Christmas tree but this was that game. I always knew that I had it in my possession but didn't know what it was called. 👍
  3. Let me set the stage, in 1997 I was in the Navy and went to Yokohama, Japan. There, they had a two story arcade that was about a city block long. There was this racing gaming that hopefully someone can help me remember. The cabinet was a car that you could climb into. When you turned, the car would tilt left or right. What I really remember the most about it was although it was a regular sized car game there was one stage where you were driving a toy (Hot Wheels) car around a Christmas tree and a fireplace and there was a cat that would chase a mouse and jump over the track as you drove. Does anyone know the name of this game?
  4. viola!
  5. That happened to me. I changed the game folder to "rawart (NN)" and it works fine now.
  6. That's odd. I'm not sure why that would happen. You copied everything from the zip file to your Pinball FX3 installation folder? From there, each batch file launches it individual table.
  7. You copy the files to your Pinball FX3 installation folder. The fixed exe file replaces the games original exe. The batch files can be used through RocketLauncher with the PCLauncher emulator to launch each individual table.
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    [Tuto] Pinball Arcade Loader

    For anyone who may need it, I have uploaded the batch files for all of the tables. Just extract to the Pinball Arcade folder and edit the batch file to your Pinball Arcade location. For example, my location was "D:\Emulators\Pinball Arcade\PinballArcade11.exe". I use PCLauncher to open the bat files. https://mega.nz/file/QnZnXSQT#KJzuM5DD6i1XRnEUiRg7sCmR8YlalP-wcZivZnRdvvE
  9. For anyone who may need it, I have uploaded the fixed Pinbal FX3.exe (vol.5) and the batch files for all of the tables. Just extract to the Pinball FX3 folder. I use PCLauncher to open the bat files. https://mega.nz/file/RmxxEKIC#s9JSw0u_JV9LbM_FIYgKxwAn3FVU_Rs2WQ1o_HRD_iI
  10. I see why you are called the expert. That's exactly what it was. I had multiple game.exe's in the folders. Works fine now. Thanks!!
  11. By fixed game.exe I mean the SvPatch game.exe. If I extract the original game files, Game Loader works. When I replace the exe with the SvPatch game.exe, Game Loader crashes. I have included a picture of the patched exe's. Thx for the help.
  12. I'm hoping anyone can help me. I recently updated Game Loader from 3.1.8 to 3.5.7. Now, a few of my Nesica games (Homura, Ikaruga, Starnia Persona and Exception) start then, 30 seconds later, the game shuts down. When I use the original game.exe it boots but when I replace with the fixed game.exe, it crashes. Any ideas to what I am doing wrong?
  13. It's cool! Took me a while to find it myself.
  14. Go back to the original mega link. On the left where the folder structure is, click the folder called "L4D Survivors". It's right there.
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