aussieslots 1.5

Whats new in version 1.5:
add vista

Publisher review:
A 5 reel X 25 Payline video slot with FreeSpin , jackpot and multiplier features,this game has a "Fair Dinkum" Aussie Theme.Play up to 500 coins per spin. 3 or more "Wild" cards will trigger 10 FreeSpins. During the freespins the whole of the first and last reels are wild and stay wild for the duration of the 10 spins. This game has a JACKPOT feature and a multiplier feature ( 3 or more scatters trigger the multiplier ). In options there is the ability to save or delete up to 5 players details , set the payout percentage and toggle sound on/off or set reel speed.
The game is fully playable with the exception of quick money and doubleup features (which are activated upon registration).
Requirements:
Win98/95/2000/XP/Vista 750MHz Processor,128MbRAM,16mb Video card,8Mb Hard Drive Space,Sound card,

Operating system:
Win2000,Win98,WinOther,WinVista,WinXP,Other

Release notes:
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