Mame 0.187 Roms
2021年7月4日Download here: http://gg.gg/v8v11
*Mame 0.78 Rom Set Download
*Mame Full Rom Set
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Download MAME CHDs MAME 0 186 to 0 187 Update CHDs ROMs and Games for PC,iOS or Android Phone. If you’d like to nominate MAME 0.186 to 0.187 Update Pack for Retro Game of the Day, please submit a screenshot and description for it. The moment they are approved (we approve submissions twice a day.), you will be able to nominate this title as retro game of the day! (a nominate button will show up on this page.). Version 0.187 Added - Mame xml full lists updated to current version. Added - Directory ’Best Games’ created in Extras directory that contains its lists.What’s New?
A project as big as MAME certainly has had its ups and downs during the course of its existence. A comprehensive list of what has changed in the project from a source code point of view is available in the various whatsnew.txt files that can be found on the Previous Releases page. The content of these files has also been extracted into our wiki in the Previous MAME Versions section. Supported ROMs
An alternate measure of the success of the project is to simply count the number of supported sets. The chart at the right (click for a larger view) shows the overall trend since the beginning. Vector PDF fileDaily Work-in-Progress 1999-2004
Another fascinating way to look back at the project’s history is to peruse the incredibly detailed Daily MAME Work-in-Progress (WIP) pages. From February 1999 through July 2004, Santeri Saarimaa took on the challenging task of maintaining a detailed daily work-in-progress report of MAME development. These page represent a peek into what was happening during one of the most active times in the project’s development. Tables
Two tables are provided for people that want to know more about the project’s history.
The first one right below, lists what are considered major milestones of the project.
Then there is a much bigger table (super-set of the one below), listing every MAME (and MESS) release, important milestones, date of release, number of parents, clones, devices, CHD (for MAME only), Mechanical and non-working sets. These data are also used for the graph. MAME Complete History TableProject MilestonesReleaseVersionMilestone31 Jan 180.194Hyperstone E1-XS recompiler. Improvements in cheats, lua scripting, internal debugger, disassembly. Improved support for TV games. More LCD handhelds. 29 Jan 18-This list now uses UI reported numbers for graphs (since 0.171). Parents include BIOS. 27 Dec 170.193Windows binaries GCC7 (SSE2 minimum). Tiger handhelds. Many new arcade. 29 Nov 170.192Many games improved. New prototypes added. Many Aristocrat MK5 additions. IGS PGM2 software improved. Fixes for FM Towns. Many PC software list additions. 25 Oct 170.191Many improvements by Haze. Experimental Hitachi SH3 recompiler, improvements for Saturn, MIPS3, Voodoo. Many software list additions. 27 Sep 170.190Gaelco additions, ZX Spectrum slots supported. Improvements for HP systems. 30 Aug 170.189On-going parameter fixes. Many performance improvements and bug fixes. Good progress for DECO cassette system. Improvements in GUI. 26 Jul 170.188Some protections were cracked. First INTELLEC 4 emulation. More handheld LCD. 28 Jun 170.187More Game & Watch, some original protection implemented, improvements in shaders. Many little updates. 29 May 170.186Many arcade additions and improvements. More handhelds including some Game & Watch. Improvements for TI-99. Improvements in command line parameters (speed and patterns supported). 26 Apr 170.185Fix for multiple button assignment to sub-devices. Many software list additions. 29 Mar 170.184Non-emulation improvements. Many new arcade dumps. New chess computers. Improved Famicom emulation. Many new BBC and PC software list additions. 22 Feb 170.183Many rares to celebrate MAME 20 years. Improvements for Amiga/C64. Added some handheld games. 25 Jan 170.182Continued serious work on various MCUs. Implemented PortAudio. 28 Dec 160.181Many MCUs are implemented improving sound in many games. Votrax SC-01 emulated. Further ARM improvements (Archimedes). Debugger works on Linux/Mac. 30 Nov 160.180Improvement in ARM CPU, in turn improves Archimedes emulation. Acclaim RAX sound board emulated, bringing improvements to some classics. 26 Oct 160.179No more debug build. 32bit binary is marked as such. Some rare systems added. Big software list cleanup. Whatsnew includes some software list details. 28 Sep 160.178UI more modular (DATs described in LUA, not hardcoded) and other UI improvements. Many machine fixes. Many new layouts. 31 Aug 160.177Some big bugs got fixed (dual lightguns, menus out of screen). Many new computers added in machines. VGM file player. Improvements in serial/keyboard devices. 27 Jul 160.176Cooperation with Debian team. New shaders. More progress on SPARC machines. 29 Jun 160.175Much work on emulating Sun SPARC machines. Many new software list CHD dumps added (esp. for PSX). 27 Apr 160.173Plenty of new graphics scaling modes. Support for large archives (>4GB and newer archive features). Some work towards Universal Windows App support (UWP). 30 Mar 160.172First MAME release with new license. New documentation. Major ini changes. Extended BGFX renderer (planing to move completely to). Improved screen effects. Major improvement of file handling support.04 Mar 16-MAME is now Free and Open Source software based on GPL-2.0+ license.24 Feb 160.171MEWUI merges with MAME replacing default MAME UI for most platforms. Initial BGFX work. Support for videosnaps capture.27 Jan 160.170LUA support (back) in. More video filtering/effects work.01 Jan 16-MSYS2 based tools to build MAME.30 Dec 150.169Modernized core to C++14. First release to build clean in Raspberry Pi 2 and other ARM Linux targets.29 Jul 150.164New address space created for decrypted opcode accesses.27 May 150.162MESS merges with MAME.20 May 15-MAME starts work to become Open Source.25 Feb 150.159Massive addition of mechanical games.20 Oct 14-Project (also) on GIT.10 Oct 140.155Raiden II / DX finally working.07 Apr 140.153Independent palettes (as devices) and other architectural changes and major code modernization.05 Nov 130.151Major NeoGeo driver updates.17 Sep 130.150First release after abandoning u intermediate releases. Major video interface changes. Many new video devices because of the change.23 Jul 130.149u1Last u release. Major work on the definition of devices.10 Mar 13-Site on new server.11 Jan 130.148First mention of MESS along with MAME in release news and first MESS binary in mamedev.org site, widening the foundation towards project merging.07 Dec 12-Support for Python (and new dev tools).30 Oct 120.147u2New and more flexible implementation of device callback module.21 Aug 12-Project (MAME and MESS) moved to SVN.20 Aug 120.146u5New dev tools including support for building QT4. Massive addition of mechanical games and clones (not necessarily working).30 Jul 120.146u4Initial support for netlist emulation of discrete circuits. Pong is back in MAME.26 Apr 12-Miodrag Milanovic (Micko) takes over from Kale.19 Feb 120.145u17zip support and change in CHD format (CHD v5).15 Aug 110.143u3Device ROMs separated from drivers in loading and listing.24 May 110.142u4HLSL effects added.05 Apr 11-Angelo Salese (Kale) takes over from Aaron Giles (longest standing yet - with Nicola Salmoria close behind) as MAME coordinator.24 Jan 110.141u1Implemented mechanical games (pinball, redemption, bowling etc.). Imported drivers from PINMAME.29 Jul 100.139Larger binary due to on-going move to C++ work.17 Jun 100.138u2Modern implementation of devices as derived classes with mix-in interfaces.15 May 100.138MESS gets support for Software Lists.11 Mar 100.137SDLMAME is now part of the main source package.13 Aug 090.133u2Many renames.02 Aug 090.133u139 in 1 (MAME rip-off originally added in 0.117) now working. Huge number of renames.19 Mar 090.130u1Major change in CHD file format (CHD v4).26 Feb 090.129u5More hardware components are becoming ’devices’.17 Feb 090.129u4Added some AGEMAME drivers.29 Jan 090.129u3First implementation of device callback module.21 Dec 080.128u7Internal (source) changes: Global Machine pointer eliminated, CPUs are ’devices’.01 Nov 080.128u2mamedev.org renovated.19 Aug 080.127First laserdisc game emulated (Cube Quest).07 Aug 080.126u4Cheat re-enabled (read-only), renovation continues.06 Jul 080.126New universal recompiler engine (started few u releases earlier), cheat engine in the middle of renovation (disabled).26 Jun 080.125u8MAME debugger included all the time.21 Feb 080.123u2First implementation of a generic device interface.01 Dec 07-New server for mamedev.org.15 Oct 070.120First official x64 build. Further source tree clean up (started few u releases earlier with new development tools).19 Jul 070.117u1Major changes in input system. Basic UI to select a game.10 Jul 070.117Interesting little fact of history: MAME for the first time includes a preliminary driver of a bootleg multigame arcade that is based on a hacked early version.. MAME!20 Jun 070.116u2CPS3 decryption added.17 Jun 07-SDL headers/libraries. Build SDLMAME out of the box.26 Feb 070.112u3Major changes in sound generation.12 Feb 070.112u1MAME code reorganized, separating game drivers from emulation core in the source tree.07 Feb 07-MAME 10 year anniversary. Wiki added in mamedev.org.05 Feb 070.112CPS2 decryption fully implemented.16 Nov 060.110u3Added support for split CHD.20 Aug 060.108High score support removed.25 May 060.106u2New video system, focused on letting the video hardware do compositing (enabled by default in 0.106u3 - Jun 1)03 Jun 060.106u1First version of SDLMAME released.23 Jan 06-mamedev.org is finally an .org (and on new servers).14 Sep 050.100Added back support for some gambling games.14 Aug 050.99u2Video-based gambling games added (drivers ported from AGEMAME).03 May 050.96Changed the license to be based off of the BSD license, with commercial restrictions.18 Apr 05-Aaron Giles takes over from David Haywood as MAME coordinator.07 Apr 05-mamedev.org is born (mamedev.com actually initially).27 Feb 050.93Major sound system reorganization around streams.15 Feb 050.92u1Raiden Fighters 2 (et al) finally working.13 Feb 050.92Sega improvements and clean up.24 Nov 040.89New debugger added.24 Oct 040.88Sega FD1094 decryption added.20 Jan 040.78u6Internal reorganization of memory system. Beginning of effort to merge separate maps for read and write accesses.21 Nov 030.77u1CHD v3. ’hdcomp’ tool, got replaced by ’chdman’. (internal release)11 Nov 030.773dfx Voodoo emulation added.06 Oct 030.74u2Removed the concept of TESTDRIVERS, making all drivers available in all builds.09 Aug 030.72First emulation of the SP0250 speech chip.12 Jun 030.70u1CHD v2.05 Jun 030.69u3First release to have intermediate ’u’ updates.15 May 030.68David Haywood takes over from Nicola as MAME coordinator. Added SHA1 hashes in addition to CRCs to reduce hacks and prevent collisions.06 Apr 030.67First dynamic recompiled CPU core added: MIPS3.12 Jan 030.63First actual CHD (Wargods).04 Jul 020.61Added initial support for artwork external to games.01 May 020.60Removed SoundBlaster FM support as software-based emulation finally became better in almost all cases.22 Mar 020.59Aaron Giles implements CHD (Compressed Hard Disk - later Compressed Hunks of Data).06 Feb 020.58 ’Machine drivers,’ previously hard-coded structures, now initialized by macro-based constructors, allowing configurations to derive from each other.24 Aug 010.54First release to call out MAMETesters bugs.19 Aug 01-First checkins for AdvanceMAME (0.37b16).16 Aug 010.37b15 (MESS)First Win32 MESS release.12 Aug 010.53Abandoning of ’beta’ numbering scheme.24 May 010.37b15Windows takes over from DOS as the primary development target. MAMEW becomes MAME and MAME (DOS MAME) becomes DMAME. Restructuring of parents and clones.17 Jan 010.37b11Initial support for discrete sound emulation.06 Nov 000.37b9First proper 32-bit CPU added (68EC020).26 Feb 000.36rc1Removed Pong and gambling game drivers.11 Jan 000.36b14Major reorganization of driver configuration structures.10 Oct 990.36b6 (MESS)MESS versions are synced to MAME versions (MAME source override.08 Aug 990.36b2Konami 052001/053248 CPU first emulated.05 Jul 990.35b3License change. First history.dat support.24 May 990.35b13Switched to PNG from PCX as the main screenshot image format.15 Feb 990.35b3Internal tilemap code added. Previously many drivers did tilemaps their own way.04 Oct 980.34b4Began using CRCs to identify ROMs.30 Aug 980.34b2First DSP core added: the TMS34010.16 Aug 980.34b1First BIOS (NEOGEO). First appearance of Neo Geo games, which have been the source of much controversy ever since.03 Jun 980.1 (MESS)First public release of MESS.03 May 980.33b1Public betas started; previously users would have to wait several months between releases. The series of betas were sometimes followed by some rc (release candidate) versions.-0.320.32 does not exist to avoid confusion with MAME32.25 Apr 980.31Atari slapstic first emulated. Timer system added. Built-in ZIP file support added.08 Jan 980.30First official ’non working’ game, Future Spy. YM2151 support added.07 Sep 970.28First 68000 game emulated (Rastan).10 Aug 970.27Nicola returns as MAME coordinator. MAME switched away from the GPL license.18 Jul 970.26.1First release of MAME32.14 Jul 970.26First vector games added to MAME.02 Jun 970.23First FM synthesis-based sound chip supported — but only through a hack to use the OPL on a SoundBlaster card under DOS.26 Apr 970.19Mirko Buffoni takes over from Nicola as MAME coordinator.20 Apr 970.18First version of X/MAME checked in.02 Apr 970.14First version to use samples - Donkey Kong.26 Mar 970.13High score saving support added.23 Mar 970.12First multiple-CPU game emulated (Burger Time).13 Mar 970.10First non-Z80-based game emulated (Centipede).18 Feb 97-First version of MacMAME released (0.4).16 Feb 970.4First not playable game added (although there is no official concept for ’non working’ yet).05 Feb 970.1MAME 0.1 released.
This page has been heavily modified and enriched in May and June 2016, by NLS, using historical data from various sources. A big thanks to Fujix for the original chart idea and AntoPISA for his ’renameSET’ detailed files that helped immensely to build the statistics.
What better way to welcome southern Spring/northern Autumn than with a MAME release? MAME 0.189 brings general improvements across a broad range of areas:
Mame 0.78 Rom Set Download
*The -sleep and -refreshspeed options have been fixed (MAME will no longer use 100% of a CPU core for the least demanding systems).
*UI translations have been updated – Chinese, German and Greek are fully up-to-date.
*Many layout and navigation bugs in the system/software selection menus have been fixed.
*Slot card BIOS selection has been fixed.
*Performance of machines that make heavy use of the output/artwork system has been substantially improved.
*Support for many more PNG features has been added.
*A number of issues with XML system/device output have been addressed.Mame Full Rom Set
We are aware of the ongoing issues with the options system. If this completely breaks your use case, all we can recommend at this point is to keep using MAME 0.187 until the issues are resolved.Mame Arcade Roms
MAME 0.189 adds support for several systems that many of us won’t have had an opportunity to experience in real life. Possibly most interesting is the China Educational Computer I, an Apple II clone with more memory, Chinese language support (pinyin input), and a built-in Logo interpreter. Another interesting addition is the German Kontron PSI98, a Z80-based computer with fairly advanced features. Support for the BBC Micro Tube interface has been added, allowing the use of add-on coprocessor modules and by extension the software that takes advantage of them.
On the arcade side, the protection code/data for Gaelco’s TH Strikes Back has been dumped and the game now works. The microcontrollers for Toaplan’s Ghox and Whoopee have been dumped, adding sound to both games and fixing graphical issues in Ghox. The elusive world release DoDonPachi III has been dumped and added. Gaelco’s Football Power is also working in this release. Handheld LCD game additions have slowed down, but MAME 0.189 adds support for three Konami games: Garfield, Football Power, and Bayou Billy. Quite a few Mephisto modular chess computers are now working.
MAME 0.189 adds support for a whole lot of newly dumped alternate versions, bootlegs and hacks of arcade titles, and the usual assortment of fixes, improvements, and code modernisations. You can read about it in the whatsnew.txt file, or get the source/Windows binaries from the download page and try it out.
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*Mame 0.78 Rom Set Download
*Mame Full Rom Set
*Mame Arcade Roms..and MESS
Download MAME CHDs MAME 0 186 to 0 187 Update CHDs ROMs and Games for PC,iOS or Android Phone. If you’d like to nominate MAME 0.186 to 0.187 Update Pack for Retro Game of the Day, please submit a screenshot and description for it. The moment they are approved (we approve submissions twice a day.), you will be able to nominate this title as retro game of the day! (a nominate button will show up on this page.). Version 0.187 Added - Mame xml full lists updated to current version. Added - Directory ’Best Games’ created in Extras directory that contains its lists.What’s New?
A project as big as MAME certainly has had its ups and downs during the course of its existence. A comprehensive list of what has changed in the project from a source code point of view is available in the various whatsnew.txt files that can be found on the Previous Releases page. The content of these files has also been extracted into our wiki in the Previous MAME Versions section. Supported ROMs
An alternate measure of the success of the project is to simply count the number of supported sets. The chart at the right (click for a larger view) shows the overall trend since the beginning. Vector PDF fileDaily Work-in-Progress 1999-2004
Another fascinating way to look back at the project’s history is to peruse the incredibly detailed Daily MAME Work-in-Progress (WIP) pages. From February 1999 through July 2004, Santeri Saarimaa took on the challenging task of maintaining a detailed daily work-in-progress report of MAME development. These page represent a peek into what was happening during one of the most active times in the project’s development. Tables
Two tables are provided for people that want to know more about the project’s history.
The first one right below, lists what are considered major milestones of the project.
Then there is a much bigger table (super-set of the one below), listing every MAME (and MESS) release, important milestones, date of release, number of parents, clones, devices, CHD (for MAME only), Mechanical and non-working sets. These data are also used for the graph. MAME Complete History TableProject MilestonesReleaseVersionMilestone31 Jan 180.194Hyperstone E1-XS recompiler. Improvements in cheats, lua scripting, internal debugger, disassembly. Improved support for TV games. More LCD handhelds. 29 Jan 18-This list now uses UI reported numbers for graphs (since 0.171). Parents include BIOS. 27 Dec 170.193Windows binaries GCC7 (SSE2 minimum). Tiger handhelds. Many new arcade. 29 Nov 170.192Many games improved. New prototypes added. Many Aristocrat MK5 additions. IGS PGM2 software improved. Fixes for FM Towns. Many PC software list additions. 25 Oct 170.191Many improvements by Haze. Experimental Hitachi SH3 recompiler, improvements for Saturn, MIPS3, Voodoo. Many software list additions. 27 Sep 170.190Gaelco additions, ZX Spectrum slots supported. Improvements for HP systems. 30 Aug 170.189On-going parameter fixes. Many performance improvements and bug fixes. Good progress for DECO cassette system. Improvements in GUI. 26 Jul 170.188Some protections were cracked. First INTELLEC 4 emulation. More handheld LCD. 28 Jun 170.187More Game & Watch, some original protection implemented, improvements in shaders. Many little updates. 29 May 170.186Many arcade additions and improvements. More handhelds including some Game & Watch. Improvements for TI-99. Improvements in command line parameters (speed and patterns supported). 26 Apr 170.185Fix for multiple button assignment to sub-devices. Many software list additions. 29 Mar 170.184Non-emulation improvements. Many new arcade dumps. New chess computers. Improved Famicom emulation. Many new BBC and PC software list additions. 22 Feb 170.183Many rares to celebrate MAME 20 years. Improvements for Amiga/C64. Added some handheld games. 25 Jan 170.182Continued serious work on various MCUs. Implemented PortAudio. 28 Dec 160.181Many MCUs are implemented improving sound in many games. Votrax SC-01 emulated. Further ARM improvements (Archimedes). Debugger works on Linux/Mac. 30 Nov 160.180Improvement in ARM CPU, in turn improves Archimedes emulation. Acclaim RAX sound board emulated, bringing improvements to some classics. 26 Oct 160.179No more debug build. 32bit binary is marked as such. Some rare systems added. Big software list cleanup. Whatsnew includes some software list details. 28 Sep 160.178UI more modular (DATs described in LUA, not hardcoded) and other UI improvements. Many machine fixes. Many new layouts. 31 Aug 160.177Some big bugs got fixed (dual lightguns, menus out of screen). Many new computers added in machines. VGM file player. Improvements in serial/keyboard devices. 27 Jul 160.176Cooperation with Debian team. New shaders. More progress on SPARC machines. 29 Jun 160.175Much work on emulating Sun SPARC machines. Many new software list CHD dumps added (esp. for PSX). 27 Apr 160.173Plenty of new graphics scaling modes. Support for large archives (>4GB and newer archive features). Some work towards Universal Windows App support (UWP). 30 Mar 160.172First MAME release with new license. New documentation. Major ini changes. Extended BGFX renderer (planing to move completely to). Improved screen effects. Major improvement of file handling support.04 Mar 16-MAME is now Free and Open Source software based on GPL-2.0+ license.24 Feb 160.171MEWUI merges with MAME replacing default MAME UI for most platforms. Initial BGFX work. Support for videosnaps capture.27 Jan 160.170LUA support (back) in. More video filtering/effects work.01 Jan 16-MSYS2 based tools to build MAME.30 Dec 150.169Modernized core to C++14. First release to build clean in Raspberry Pi 2 and other ARM Linux targets.29 Jul 150.164New address space created for decrypted opcode accesses.27 May 150.162MESS merges with MAME.20 May 15-MAME starts work to become Open Source.25 Feb 150.159Massive addition of mechanical games.20 Oct 14-Project (also) on GIT.10 Oct 140.155Raiden II / DX finally working.07 Apr 140.153Independent palettes (as devices) and other architectural changes and major code modernization.05 Nov 130.151Major NeoGeo driver updates.17 Sep 130.150First release after abandoning u intermediate releases. Major video interface changes. Many new video devices because of the change.23 Jul 130.149u1Last u release. Major work on the definition of devices.10 Mar 13-Site on new server.11 Jan 130.148First mention of MESS along with MAME in release news and first MESS binary in mamedev.org site, widening the foundation towards project merging.07 Dec 12-Support for Python (and new dev tools).30 Oct 120.147u2New and more flexible implementation of device callback module.21 Aug 12-Project (MAME and MESS) moved to SVN.20 Aug 120.146u5New dev tools including support for building QT4. Massive addition of mechanical games and clones (not necessarily working).30 Jul 120.146u4Initial support for netlist emulation of discrete circuits. Pong is back in MAME.26 Apr 12-Miodrag Milanovic (Micko) takes over from Kale.19 Feb 120.145u17zip support and change in CHD format (CHD v5).15 Aug 110.143u3Device ROMs separated from drivers in loading and listing.24 May 110.142u4HLSL effects added.05 Apr 11-Angelo Salese (Kale) takes over from Aaron Giles (longest standing yet - with Nicola Salmoria close behind) as MAME coordinator.24 Jan 110.141u1Implemented mechanical games (pinball, redemption, bowling etc.). Imported drivers from PINMAME.29 Jul 100.139Larger binary due to on-going move to C++ work.17 Jun 100.138u2Modern implementation of devices as derived classes with mix-in interfaces.15 May 100.138MESS gets support for Software Lists.11 Mar 100.137SDLMAME is now part of the main source package.13 Aug 090.133u2Many renames.02 Aug 090.133u139 in 1 (MAME rip-off originally added in 0.117) now working. Huge number of renames.19 Mar 090.130u1Major change in CHD file format (CHD v4).26 Feb 090.129u5More hardware components are becoming ’devices’.17 Feb 090.129u4Added some AGEMAME drivers.29 Jan 090.129u3First implementation of device callback module.21 Dec 080.128u7Internal (source) changes: Global Machine pointer eliminated, CPUs are ’devices’.01 Nov 080.128u2mamedev.org renovated.19 Aug 080.127First laserdisc game emulated (Cube Quest).07 Aug 080.126u4Cheat re-enabled (read-only), renovation continues.06 Jul 080.126New universal recompiler engine (started few u releases earlier), cheat engine in the middle of renovation (disabled).26 Jun 080.125u8MAME debugger included all the time.21 Feb 080.123u2First implementation of a generic device interface.01 Dec 07-New server for mamedev.org.15 Oct 070.120First official x64 build. Further source tree clean up (started few u releases earlier with new development tools).19 Jul 070.117u1Major changes in input system. Basic UI to select a game.10 Jul 070.117Interesting little fact of history: MAME for the first time includes a preliminary driver of a bootleg multigame arcade that is based on a hacked early version.. MAME!20 Jun 070.116u2CPS3 decryption added.17 Jun 07-SDL headers/libraries. Build SDLMAME out of the box.26 Feb 070.112u3Major changes in sound generation.12 Feb 070.112u1MAME code reorganized, separating game drivers from emulation core in the source tree.07 Feb 07-MAME 10 year anniversary. Wiki added in mamedev.org.05 Feb 070.112CPS2 decryption fully implemented.16 Nov 060.110u3Added support for split CHD.20 Aug 060.108High score support removed.25 May 060.106u2New video system, focused on letting the video hardware do compositing (enabled by default in 0.106u3 - Jun 1)03 Jun 060.106u1First version of SDLMAME released.23 Jan 06-mamedev.org is finally an .org (and on new servers).14 Sep 050.100Added back support for some gambling games.14 Aug 050.99u2Video-based gambling games added (drivers ported from AGEMAME).03 May 050.96Changed the license to be based off of the BSD license, with commercial restrictions.18 Apr 05-Aaron Giles takes over from David Haywood as MAME coordinator.07 Apr 05-mamedev.org is born (mamedev.com actually initially).27 Feb 050.93Major sound system reorganization around streams.15 Feb 050.92u1Raiden Fighters 2 (et al) finally working.13 Feb 050.92Sega improvements and clean up.24 Nov 040.89New debugger added.24 Oct 040.88Sega FD1094 decryption added.20 Jan 040.78u6Internal reorganization of memory system. Beginning of effort to merge separate maps for read and write accesses.21 Nov 030.77u1CHD v3. ’hdcomp’ tool, got replaced by ’chdman’. (internal release)11 Nov 030.773dfx Voodoo emulation added.06 Oct 030.74u2Removed the concept of TESTDRIVERS, making all drivers available in all builds.09 Aug 030.72First emulation of the SP0250 speech chip.12 Jun 030.70u1CHD v2.05 Jun 030.69u3First release to have intermediate ’u’ updates.15 May 030.68David Haywood takes over from Nicola as MAME coordinator. Added SHA1 hashes in addition to CRCs to reduce hacks and prevent collisions.06 Apr 030.67First dynamic recompiled CPU core added: MIPS3.12 Jan 030.63First actual CHD (Wargods).04 Jul 020.61Added initial support for artwork external to games.01 May 020.60Removed SoundBlaster FM support as software-based emulation finally became better in almost all cases.22 Mar 020.59Aaron Giles implements CHD (Compressed Hard Disk - later Compressed Hunks of Data).06 Feb 020.58 ’Machine drivers,’ previously hard-coded structures, now initialized by macro-based constructors, allowing configurations to derive from each other.24 Aug 010.54First release to call out MAMETesters bugs.19 Aug 01-First checkins for AdvanceMAME (0.37b16).16 Aug 010.37b15 (MESS)First Win32 MESS release.12 Aug 010.53Abandoning of ’beta’ numbering scheme.24 May 010.37b15Windows takes over from DOS as the primary development target. MAMEW becomes MAME and MAME (DOS MAME) becomes DMAME. Restructuring of parents and clones.17 Jan 010.37b11Initial support for discrete sound emulation.06 Nov 000.37b9First proper 32-bit CPU added (68EC020).26 Feb 000.36rc1Removed Pong and gambling game drivers.11 Jan 000.36b14Major reorganization of driver configuration structures.10 Oct 990.36b6 (MESS)MESS versions are synced to MAME versions (MAME source override.08 Aug 990.36b2Konami 052001/053248 CPU first emulated.05 Jul 990.35b3License change. First history.dat support.24 May 990.35b13Switched to PNG from PCX as the main screenshot image format.15 Feb 990.35b3Internal tilemap code added. Previously many drivers did tilemaps their own way.04 Oct 980.34b4Began using CRCs to identify ROMs.30 Aug 980.34b2First DSP core added: the TMS34010.16 Aug 980.34b1First BIOS (NEOGEO). First appearance of Neo Geo games, which have been the source of much controversy ever since.03 Jun 980.1 (MESS)First public release of MESS.03 May 980.33b1Public betas started; previously users would have to wait several months between releases. The series of betas were sometimes followed by some rc (release candidate) versions.-0.320.32 does not exist to avoid confusion with MAME32.25 Apr 980.31Atari slapstic first emulated. Timer system added. Built-in ZIP file support added.08 Jan 980.30First official ’non working’ game, Future Spy. YM2151 support added.07 Sep 970.28First 68000 game emulated (Rastan).10 Aug 970.27Nicola returns as MAME coordinator. MAME switched away from the GPL license.18 Jul 970.26.1First release of MAME32.14 Jul 970.26First vector games added to MAME.02 Jun 970.23First FM synthesis-based sound chip supported — but only through a hack to use the OPL on a SoundBlaster card under DOS.26 Apr 970.19Mirko Buffoni takes over from Nicola as MAME coordinator.20 Apr 970.18First version of X/MAME checked in.02 Apr 970.14First version to use samples - Donkey Kong.26 Mar 970.13High score saving support added.23 Mar 970.12First multiple-CPU game emulated (Burger Time).13 Mar 970.10First non-Z80-based game emulated (Centipede).18 Feb 97-First version of MacMAME released (0.4).16 Feb 970.4First not playable game added (although there is no official concept for ’non working’ yet).05 Feb 970.1MAME 0.1 released.
This page has been heavily modified and enriched in May and June 2016, by NLS, using historical data from various sources. A big thanks to Fujix for the original chart idea and AntoPISA for his ’renameSET’ detailed files that helped immensely to build the statistics.
What better way to welcome southern Spring/northern Autumn than with a MAME release? MAME 0.189 brings general improvements across a broad range of areas:
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*The -sleep and -refreshspeed options have been fixed (MAME will no longer use 100% of a CPU core for the least demanding systems).
*UI translations have been updated – Chinese, German and Greek are fully up-to-date.
*Many layout and navigation bugs in the system/software selection menus have been fixed.
*Slot card BIOS selection has been fixed.
*Performance of machines that make heavy use of the output/artwork system has been substantially improved.
*Support for many more PNG features has been added.
*A number of issues with XML system/device output have been addressed.Mame Full Rom Set
We are aware of the ongoing issues with the options system. If this completely breaks your use case, all we can recommend at this point is to keep using MAME 0.187 until the issues are resolved.Mame Arcade Roms
MAME 0.189 adds support for several systems that many of us won’t have had an opportunity to experience in real life. Possibly most interesting is the China Educational Computer I, an Apple II clone with more memory, Chinese language support (pinyin input), and a built-in Logo interpreter. Another interesting addition is the German Kontron PSI98, a Z80-based computer with fairly advanced features. Support for the BBC Micro Tube interface has been added, allowing the use of add-on coprocessor modules and by extension the software that takes advantage of them.
On the arcade side, the protection code/data for Gaelco’s TH Strikes Back has been dumped and the game now works. The microcontrollers for Toaplan’s Ghox and Whoopee have been dumped, adding sound to both games and fixing graphical issues in Ghox. The elusive world release DoDonPachi III has been dumped and added. Gaelco’s Football Power is also working in this release. Handheld LCD game additions have slowed down, but MAME 0.189 adds support for three Konami games: Garfield, Football Power, and Bayou Billy. Quite a few Mephisto modular chess computers are now working.
MAME 0.189 adds support for a whole lot of newly dumped alternate versions, bootlegs and hacks of arcade titles, and the usual assortment of fixes, improvements, and code modernisations. You can read about it in the whatsnew.txt file, or get the source/Windows binaries from the download page and try it out.
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