Sun Microsystems SPARCstation ELC (Sun 4/25) Video Technology Laser 128 (original hardware)
Street Fighter Zero 2 Alpha (Asia 960805) Pac-Man (Cirsa, Spanish bootleg on Galaxian hardware) Komemokos ('Pac-Man (Cirsa, Spanish bootleg)' hack) Guttang Gottong (Sede 3 bootleg on Galaxian hardware) (AJR)Īdvisor (Italian bootleg of Space Fury) Īsuka & Asuka (Japan, version 1) Ĭity Attack (Petaco S.A., bootleg of Pleiads) Ĭosmic Alien (version II, set 3) įidelity Electronics Elite Champion Challenger įloritas (Multivideo Spanish Moon Cresta bootleg) 08111: (apollo.cpp) dn3500 and clones: Apollo machines cannot load programs from tape. 08107: (cobra.cpp) bujutsu: Game title is incorrect. 08103: Loading loose software in systems that require media to be loaded is impractical using internal UI. 08096: (neogeo.cpp) legendos: Manufacturer should really be Wave Corp. 08095: (8080bw.cpp) gunchamp: DIP switch marked as unknown enables or disables high score name entry. 08093: (champbas.cpp) talbot: DIP switches marked as unknown control quota to advance round. 08068: (marineb.cpp) changes, changesa, hopprobo, looper, marineb, springer: Games freeze on soft reset.
06601: (upscope.cpp) upscope: Some sound effects are missing. MAME can currently emulate several thousand different classic arcade video games from the late 1970s through the modern era. When used in conjunction with images of the original arcade game's ROM and disk data, MAME attempts to reproduce that game as faithfully as possible on a more modern general-purpose computer. MAME stands for Multiple Arcade Machine Emulator.
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