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MAME is a multi-purpose emulation framework.MAME’s purpose is to preserve decades of software history. As electronic technology continues to rush forward, MAME prevents this important 'vintage' software from being lost and forgotten.
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REDDIT'S ARCADE COMMUNITY.- HyperSpin specific discussion.- a multireddit for retro gaming!.- All things Arcade. All gamers welcome.- Original CoinOP Arcade specific discussion.- Pinball specific discussion.Link to us we link to you! I was running previously running a few.139 ROMs with.205, but recently obtained a full.205 ROM set. I noticed that the Midway Pac-Man is missing. There's a 25th anniversary version, but it does a system check on start instead of doing the matrix-style gibberish followed by the grid.
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It also doesn't include any of the speedup hacks. So I copied my.139 file into my.205 ROMs folder, and it seems to work fine.Why would the original Pac-Man ROM be abandoned in the newest version? I could see that maybe the 25th anniversary is considered the updated code, but then again, there are other games that still retain different iterations, i.e. US Set 1, hardware revision, etc. I'm just curious about how these ROMs evolve with MAME. Also, is there a database anywhere that would detail these revisions, i.e. Tell me what is the latest version of MAME that still included pacman.zip?.
Thanks for the comments folks, I really appreciate it.After rereading my OP, I wasn't as specific as I should have been.I have read and understood the difference between split, merged, parent, clone, etc. That's actually why I obtained a complete.205 ROM set. In addition to the idea that I'd have the latest and greatest improvements and bug fixes with a.205 set, it would also eliminate the possibility of missing files that can happen when installing individual ROMs.I was understanding that if I installed the complete ROM set, which I have, then it would eliminate the issue with dependencies and missing files. When I say Midway Pac-Man is missing, I don't just mean I can't find the zip file. I mean when I fire up MAME and search for Pac-Man, I get a whole list of Pac-Man related items, but the Midway stuff isn't listed even though I've installed the entire ROM set. Once I placed the.139 pacman.zip file in the ROM folder, then those Midway items show up in MAME.I think my next step is to use the listfull command (thanks for that!) to make sure.205 MAME supports that file.
Then, if it does, it sounds like I need to dig deeper. If pacman.zip is indeed in the puckman.zip archive, then I'll need to figure out why MAME can't see it. If it's not there, my situation is outside the scope of this forum and I'll need to take it up elsewhere.I'll update when I figure it out. It's working now. I saw that the pacman clones were indeed in the puckman archive, so I deleted the.139, went back into MAME and clicked on 'clones' on the left, and Midway stuff showed up. Went back up to unfiltered, and it still shows up. Not sure why unfiltered wasn't showing it before.
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At least I don't think it was. I'm trying to decide whether I'm enough of an imbecile that I stopped scrolling down when I got to Pengo.I appreciate the replies, and as I learn more about MAME, hopefully I'll be able to contribute more. You have some choices there. Both QMC2 and EmuLoader fold software lists into the front-end, but they do it a bit differently. EmuLoader allows you to mix all of the software lists in and amongst the arcade titles, while QMC2 leaves the hardware in the arcade list, but displays the software lists in another pane. Either way, you should easily get 2600 game to run if you type, for example, mame64 a2600 pacman from the command line. Then you at least know you have the directories set up right.
BTW, when you do get it running, and assuming you have a powerful enough computer, enable BGFX and the crt-geom-deluxe shader. I think you'll appreciate it.