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Extract the .7z Extract the needed files into the extracted folder from the 7z (which I'll refer to as festo now) Make the directory festo/dev/nvram/ Copy all of festo/prop/defaults/ into festo/dev/nvram Download spicetools (the link should be in this forum) Extract spice.exe and spicecfg.exe into festo/ Run spicecfg.exe, set up keybinds (make sure to set up the Test key), go into options and check E-Amusement Emulation, and go into keypads and click Generate to the right of card data for Player 1 If you're trying to use a touchscreen and it doesn't work, scroll down and check "Force WinTouch Emulation" You can also use these options in a batch file. How to do this is left as an exercise to the reader. Add these lines to your hosts file without the 1. and 2. (C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc\hosts): 127.0.0.1 eamuse.konami.fun 127.0.0.1 eamuse.konami.com Close spicecfg.exe and run spice.exe. You'll get NVRAM: BAD in the top left and an error screen with some 5-2000 code or whatever. Press whatever you binded test to, and it should reboot. (If not, alt+f4, launch again, and press or hold (don't remember which) the test button.) Use the up, down, and enter panels displayed (figure out what they're binded to) and go to Game Options and then to Shop Settings. Go to shop name settings, and just mash around the keys until you have a shop name, it really doesn't matter. Exit, then go down to Shop area, and just press the right pad once or twice. Go down to Save and Exit, hit it, then go down to game mode and press enter. It starts! [there was incorrect information here that had to do only with my setup] Please note that festo lags, but this is a problem that occurs on arcade machines as well.