Did you let it complete? Was it still in Spanish after the reboot? Mine displayed a few lines in a foreign language (I didn't look carefully enough to see if it was Spanish or something else) but once the update finished and I rebooted it, all was back to English again.

Kevin

Probably just an oddity with the old 1.06 software then. I thought it odd too but didn't give it another thought after the update completed.

Sounds to me like corruption on the USB stick. I had this happen on Aerosmith when I updated to 1.06 - I ended up doing a full format (FAT32) and re-unzipping the download, first to my hard drive and then copied from the hard drive to the USB. It did a full update because the previous one was interrupted, so it took a lot longer to do but it did complete. I used the same stick (I did not need to reformat it this time) to go to 1.07 and didn't have any problems.

I know you said you know your USB stick is formatted right, but is it freshly formatted?

Kevin

Not sure. I'm guessing the update is incomplete but I don't know. I'd take another look at the readme file and see if all the updates are there (see if the new settings are present and if they actually do anything), play a few games and nothing seems corrupted, just call it good. I'm torn between "it probably isn't correct" and "if it ain't broke, don't fix it".

Kevin

Check the switch, with a ball, in switch test. It is probably activating when the ball first hits it but once the ball settles it is no longer activated. When this happens, the game just spits the ball back out without giving a reward. The switch needs to be activated when the ball is settled. Make sure the screws that mount the switch are tight. If the screws are tight, you may be able to get it to work better by repeatedly activating the switch manually, but ultimately you'll probably need to replace the switch. Adjusting the switch so it's more (or less!) sensitive may help too.

This is a pretty common problem on any game with a saucer it seems.

Kevin