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Visual Pinball Pack

By malarrya

Visual Pinball was a mess and needed some sort of cohesion with the videos, artwork, and database. I don't want to take credit for others' hard work. The videos, wheel images and original database were all preexisting before I got a hold of them. I just attempted to make a cohesive set. In doing so, I came out with 303 that matched up rather well. These are the corresponding videos, named as the XML and Wheel Images. This is by no means a complete set of what's available for Visual Pinball. There are over a thousand tables available that are updated all the time. This core set, however, is pretty much the best of what's available. This set is designed to assist someone starting out with VP or anyone who has never taken the time to get VP fully functional.

NOTE -- PLEASE USE THE WHEEL PACK CREATED BY 32ASSASSIN and the XML database created by MALARRYA found on the HYPERSPIN Forums. You need ALL 5 PARTS of this pack.

1. The videos/artwork/XML for these games are for the DESKTOP VERSIONS of the pinball games. This means NOT FULLSCREEN tables but 3/4 VIEW tables. This is generally desirable for an upright arcade machine or TV
2. THESE ARE FOR VP 9.x.x tables. However, about a dozen or so are version 8.x.x tables which, from my testing, run fine in VP 9.x.x.
3. If you download a VP table, you'll need to RENAME it manually to the what the XML DB has. You can use the Rename ROMs tool found here on the forums or COPY from RocketLauncher and PASTE in the filename. This can be tedious but then again, there's no standard and I can't give everyone all the tables already renamed. I'm sure you may have a way that's fast for you to rename but if you need help please ask.
4. If you donate $10 to VPForums you'll get much faster download speeds and the latest tables. If you torrent the tables they will be pretty old and really a waste of time. You want the latest versions.

Please let me know if you encounter any oddities with the pack.
Enjoy!

5,698 downloads
(3 reviews)
0 comments

Updated August 27, 2015
Video Armageddon Front-End Startup Video

By Riffman81

A front-end startup video inspired by the movie The Wizard (1989). For use with GameEx, HyperSpin, Maximus Arcade, and other front-end software.

5,372 downloads
(2 reviews)
0 comments

Submitted April 15, 2014
Multi System Gun Games Intro Video

By Circo

This is a multi system gun game system intro video requested by member Startreker. This video includes clips from Mame, Sega Dreamcast, Sony Playstation, Sony Playstation 2, Action Max and American Laser Games.

439 downloads
(3 reviews)
0 comments

Submitted March 7, 2014
Capcom System Intros

By EmuMovies

System Intro Videos for Capcom
Supporting Members can download media via:

http://emumovies.com/files/file/321-/

File Management:
HyperList [xml and DAT files] Clrmamepro File Management Utilities

2,215 downloads
(3 reviews)
0 comments

Updated November 26, 2013
HyperSpin My Mixed-Intro

By KingDavid1

This is my personal Hyperspin intro, it is only a mix of old and new intro....

1,136 downloads
(1 review)
1 comment

Submitted March 25, 2013
Arcade Classics System Intros

By PaintNothing

System Intro Video Collection - Arcade Classics
Includes the following System Intros:
Atari Classics
Capcom Classics
Data East Classics
Irem Classics
Konami Classics
Midway Classics
Namco Classics
Nintendo Classics
Sega Classics
SNK Classics
Taito Classics

Available Formats:
MP4 480p
FLV 480p [HyperSpin 1.0 Compatible]
Also available via our F.T.P. community file server

4,742 downloads
(2 reviews)
0 comments

Updated September 5, 2012
Fighting Intro Video

By Circo

Sample Videos
http://emumovies.com/video/fighting.mp4
Set Details
Videos [480p]
640x480 Video Resolution
MP4 x264 encoding
160k/44100Hz AAC Audio
Normalized Audio

Videos [240p]
320x240 Video Resolution
MP4 x264 encoding
64k/22,050Hz AAC Audio
Normalized Audio

F.T.P. Directories
Official / System Intros / Startup Videos / Fighting

647 downloads
- System Intro
(2 reviews)
0 comments

Updated April 7, 2012
Street Fighter Intros

By Circo

System Intro Videos for Street Fighter
Available Formats:
MP4 240p / 480p
FLV 240p / 480p [HyperSpin 1.0 Compatible]
Also available via our F.T.P. community file server
http://emumovies.com/forums/index.php?/gallery/album/255-startups-and-intros/

1,028 downloads
(0 reviews)
0 comments

Updated September 11, 2011
The Games That Time Forgot (Long)

By Circo

This video originated at http://www.cinemarcade.com. All I did was clean it up a bit and encoded AVI and FLV versions and did a little editing.

789 downloads
(2 reviews)
3 comments

Updated February 8, 2011
MTV 09 Game Mashup (Short and Fast)

By Circo

This is an edit I made of the 09 MTV Video Game Awards mashup. I just edited out a part and sped up 180%.

674 downloads
(3 reviews)
0 comments

Submitted February 8, 2011
Arcade Ambience 1992 (65 minutes)

By ahofle

The arcade ambience project is an attempt of mine to simulate the audio ambience of a crowded arcade room during the golden age of arcades in the 1980s. This is a sound I think that has been lost over the years and does not exist in today's pitiful arcades in my opinion. My main motivation for this project was to create some ambience in my basement arcade, having a somewhat authentic arcade background hum while I or my guests play on my MAME arcade cabinet. I thought that maybe others who have cabinets (or just miss real arcade nostalgia) could also benefit from my work. -Andy Hofle

The 4th and final track (1992) features the following games:

Altered Beast, Arkanoid, Cyberball 2072, Galaga, Golden Axe, Klax, Neo Geo (Magician Lord, Baseball Stars Professional, Nam 1975), Mortal Kombat, Ms. Pacman, Raiden, Roadblasters, Street Fighter 2, Smash TV, Tetris, TMNT, Toobin, & Xybots. Pins: Black Knight 2000, Elvira, Fun House, Whirlwind.

Arcade Ambience Website

664 downloads
(2 reviews)
0 comments

Updated December 4, 2010
Arcade Ambience 1986 (71 minutes)

By ahofle

The arcade ambience project is an attempt of mine to simulate the audio ambience of a crowded arcade room during the golden age of arcades in the 1980s. This is a sound I think that has been lost over the years and does not exist in today's pitiful arcades in my opinion. My main motivation for this project was to create some ambience in my basement arcade, having a somewhat authentic arcade background hum while I or my guests play on my MAME arcade cabinet. I thought that maybe others who have cabinets (or just miss real arcade nostalgia) could also benefit from my work. -Andy Hofle

The third track (1986) features the following games:

Arkanoid, Bank Panic, Bubble Bobble, Commando, Excite Bike, Flicky, Galaga 3 (Gaplus), Galaga, Gauntlet, Ghosts N Goblins, Gunsmoke, Hat Trick, Hogan's Alley, Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom, Jail Break, Kid Niki, Mag Max, Marble Madness, Ms Pacman, Pacland, Paperboy, Punch Out, Rampage, Road Fighter, Russian Attack, Sky Kid, Spelunker, Super Sprint, Star Wars, Tiger Heli, Time Pilot 84, Two Tigers.

Arcade Ambience Website

401 downloads
(2 reviews)
0 comments

Updated December 4, 2010
Arcade Ambience 1981 (65 minutes)

By ahofle

The arcade ambience project is an attempt of mine to simulate the audio ambience of a crowded arcade room during the golden age of arcades in the 1980s. This is a sound I think that has been lost over the years and does not exist in today's pitiful arcades in my opinion. My main motivation for this project was to create some ambience in my basement arcade, having a somewhat authentic arcade background hum while I or my guests play on my MAME arcade cabinet. I thought that maybe others who have cabinets (or just miss real arcade nostalgia) could also benefit from my work.

About the first 1981 track, it is about 65 minutes long and took many many hours to master. Most of the samples were created with
MAME. I used a program to record myself playing each of the games all the way through (until the game was over). Some games have more than one recording. I also recorded a few games in attract mode (like Gorf and Astroblaster, which have attract sounds). A few games I had to take samples from elsewhere, for example asteroids in MAME sounds terrible. Also, the coin changers (there are 3 distinct sounds) and background hum (kind of hard to pick up) I took from a local arcade. Once I had a big collection of wavs, I created a multitrack project in my sequencer/audio program. I basically made a separate track for each game/sound effect. I then randomly panned each track to the left or right to give the illusion of the games and coin changers being placed all around you. I also randomly adjusted the volumes for each track. I then placed several instances of the game recordings spaced out randomly. For example, there are about 6 identical plays of defender, randomly positioned on the CD. But there are so many games going at once, you cannot tell that the defender track is being repeated 6 times. Same goes for the other tracks. So basically I made sure that there is no repeating or looping in this sound (other than the repeat of each game wav, but that is almost impossible to notice since these games basically sound the same each time they are played). -Andy Hofle

Arcade Ambience Website

388 downloads
(3 reviews)
0 comments

Updated December 4, 2010