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{{Infoboxemulator|title = MAME|logo = Logo-mame.png|image logowidth = 254|screenshot = MAMEscreenshot.jpg|first version = {{MAMEVerVersion|MAME}}|second active = Yes|third platform = Multi-platform[[Emulators on Windows|Windows]]<br/>[[Emulators on Linux|Linux]]<br/>[[Emulators on macOS|macOS]]<br/>BSD<br>[[Emulators on DOS|DOS (Up until 0.37b14/0.50)]]</br>|target = Thousands of electronics|fourth developer = Nicola Salmoria, [https://github.com/mamedev/mame/graphs/contributors MAME Team]|prog-lang = C++ (C & Python for some drivers)|fifth website = [http://mamedev.org/ MAMEDev.org]|sixth source = [https://github.com/mamedev/mame GitHub]}}'''MAME''' ('''<u>M</u>ultiple <u>A</u>rcade <u>M</u>achine <u>E</u>mulator''') is a cross platform [[Multi-System Emulators|multi-system emulator]]. The philosophy behind the project is to recreate the workings of machines through emulation, and thus the ability to actually play the games is "a nice side effect". MAME is incredibly large, [[MAME compatibility list|supporting thousands of machines and ROM sets]], though what is supported is not what's playable; your mileage may vary. In the event you don't like MAME's own interface, there are many alternative front-ends available.

'''[[wikipedia:MAME|MAME]]''' (originally an acronym for '''<u>M</u>ultiple <u>A</u>rcade <u>M</u>achine <u>E</u>mulator''') is a multi-platform, open-source, [[Multi-system emulators|multi-system emulator]] written in C++. The philosophy behind the project is to focus on recreating the workings of various machines through emulation, with the software's ability to actually play console games being described as "a nice side effect". MAME is incredibly large, [[MAME compatibility list|supporting thousands of machines and ROM sets]], though what is supported is not what's playable; your mileage may vary. In the event you don't like MAME's own interface, there are [[Frontends#MAME|many alternative frontends]] available. Much like the name says, MAME was supposed to be for arcade machines like Pac-Man back when it was released in 1997. A Over time, MAME has incorporated similar projects out of a necessity to keep development active and prevent duplication of work (as some arcade machines often shared hardware with consoles to ease development of games); the first project called to be merged was [[MESS]] was made to do essentially at the same thing end of May 2015 starting with version 0.162 and it functioned almost exactly like MAME but for home consoles and other esoteric devices that never got emulatedelsewhere. MAME also had a policy against emulating gambling machines, but it that decision has since been reversed and the project that aimed to get them working, <abbr title="Arcade Gambling Extensions for MAME">AGEMAME</abbr>, has also been merged into MAME. Gaelco Futbol 3 hardware (their rides had nothing to do with soccer), Falgas M89 and now it supports ''a whole lot more'' than arcade machinesHappy Video are only "very small" motion simulators added to the MAME.

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MAME was first put out in 1997 by Nicola Salmoria as is the prime example of a Pac-Man emulator,<ref name="worldofstuart">http://worldofstuart.excellentcontent.com/mameover.htm</ref> but before he could do any more work on the project, he handed jack of all trades; it over to Mirko Buffoni in April 1997 after requiring to do National Service in can technically emulate consoles like the Italian army.<ref name="worldofstuart"/> Since then[[PlayStation emulators|PlayStation]] and [[Nintendo 64 emulators|Nintendo 64]], even but for those consoles you're better off going with our [[Recommended Emulators|recommended emulators]] as early as 2003, the emulator has become very extensive, with the majority of arcade system boards from the 1970's, 1980's and early 1990they may be more performant or more compatible than MAME's supportedown drivers.

However... don't expect support for more recent boards like atomiswave; the The project and its team focuses on [[Emulation Accuracy|accuracy]] (preferably cycle-accuracy) and preservation, which often puts usability at a much lower priority for end users, so don't expect support for more recent boards like Atomiswave. For some systems, the developers may not have everything implemented. The program is also '''very strict''' native interface will tell you about the emulation status of the chosen driver, and what components of a ROM dump are considered lacking. Read this official [https://wiki.mamedev.org/index.php/FAQ:Performance FAQ page] for the reasons on why it needs is so hard to even functionrun many emulated systems usably on an user's computer or device that supports MAME, its derivatives and /or cores inside frontends or certain kinds of software (eg. [[RetroArch]]). It also has helpful tips to try to get better performance from some systems. The MAME developers do not recommend using MAME through libretro/RetroArch unless it is the only option (such as on Android), as it may tell you if something is wrong an unofficial port with poor UI integration and additional bugs compared to mainline MAME. Those who still wish to use the files libretro core should ensure they are using a recent core instead of one based on a very old version (iMAME 2003 etc.e. a failed checksum); once developers know more about a system, they'll often unless older versions are necessary for performance reasons.  ===Compatibility===We have an outdated compatibility list [[MAME compatibility list|here]]. Although, it focuses on arcade machines, and popular computer & console platforms, it is worth updating. It is highly recommended to dump more components instead check the home page on this wiki for any listed computer, console or other gaming device that may have emulation in MAME. You can see the upcoming version's changelog [http://mameinfo.mameworld.info/ here]. Other compatibility lists: * [http://unmamed.mameworld.info/ List of arcade games that DON'T work] Last updated February 2014. Don't expect the most recent games (like ROMs [[Sega NAOMI and BIOSes if necessaryvariants|Sega NAOMI]] ones) to run at full speed, and obtaining newer dumps MAME is very resource intensive.* [http://nonmame.retrogames.com/ NonMAME] ([http://web.archive.org/web/20150306213522/http://consume.retrogames.com/ 2015 Mirror]) This is a list of arcade systems that currently are not emulated by MAME or are emulated better by other emulators. This list has been criticized by MAMEDevs for being overly biased towards RetroArch.* [https://wiki.mamedev.org/index.php/Non-Working_Drivers Non-Working Drivers] under the MAMEDev Wiki.* [http://adb.arcadeitalia.net/mame.php ArcadeItalia: MAME Database] MAME can currently [https://docs.mamedev.org/initialsetup/mameintro.html# emulate over 32000 individual systems from the boards isnlast 5 decades]. ===Categories===The MAME emulator covers a wide assortment of different types of emulated systems including, but not necessarily limited to:<div class="wikitable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed">{|width="100%"|- valign="top"|- '''Arcade''' ''(See Main page, & Compatibility list above)''t exactly the easiest thing in the world for users who only have traditional desktops:Where it all started, and by far the same goes for anyone most popular and widely utilized purpose of MAME.:These arcade cabinets usually contain video & audio outputs.:{Info needed) Perhaps Redemption Games, aka Medal games, should be in a separate category (They are usually arcade-style cabinets with electro-mechanical parts. Some may even use the actual same PCBs as normal arcade boardscabs.)- '''Board Game (Electronic)''':This sort of game in real life is typically played on a tabletop.:This category especially covers chess game systems from the 20th century.- '''Calculator''':Is not a pocket computer. Something :Does not have additional functions as popular portable organizer, etc.- '''Casino''':A casino games is an arcade-type game, but primary purpose is for gambling.:A typical casino game likely does not have electromechanical parts.:Fruit machines can be included in this category, probably.- '''Compilation''':Example: Original game was an Arcade game. Game was released as Paca port or part of a game compilation for PC or a Game Console.:It is unclear if files of such games from these compilations (That may have a self-Man will probably never need newer dumps beyond contained MAME build) can be ported to a PC/console and booted with the current ones because ituser's been continually researchedown MAME build (Info needed).- '''Computer''' ''(See Main page, and the dumps have been pretty widespread[[List of computers]], but other machines you& [[Desk-Size_Computers_/_Supercomputers_/_Mainframes|Huge Computers]])'':Typically requires loading external software (games or applications) from a MAME Software List.:Hardware in real life typically requires external AC power.:Not a handheld computer.:Not a game console.- '''EM Reels'''ve probably only seen once at :An EM Reels game is an arcade will probably need new dumps -type game, but primary purpose is gambling.:Game includes electromechanical external artwork required to properly emulate the game.- '''Game Console''' ''(See Main page)'':Typically requires loading external software for games from a reasonMAME Software List.:Hardware in real life is required to be attached to an external display.:Hardware in real life requires an external AC power. Only ROM dumps with all :Hardware in real life requires an external controller plugged into the newest information will work main console.:Not a computer.|- '''Handheld Computer''' ''(See [[Portable Computers (Miscellaneous)|Portable Computers]])'':Primary purpose of hardware is a portable computer.:Can run multiple software applications, compared to a typical calculator.:Not a laptop computer.- '''Handheld Console''' ''(See Main page)'':Primary purpose of hardware is a game console.:Typically requires loading external software for games from a MAME Software List.:Hardware in new versions real life completely portable, with a self-contained display, battery, and controls.- '''Handheld Game''':Primary purpose of hardware is a single portable game.:All game software is self-contained within the physical unit.:Does not utilize MAMESoftware Lists. Even then:Hardware in real life is completely portable, with a self-contained display, programmers may battery, and controls.- '''[[HBMAME]]''':Game is a homebrew or hack variant of another Arcade or Handheld Console game.:Game is not have everything implementedemulated in regular MAME; only found in HB MAME. The native interface will tell you about - '''[[Pinball]]''':Game includes electromechanical external artwork required to properly emulate the emulation status game.:Game may include digital elements for scoring or other gameplay features.- '''Plug and Play''':Primary purpose of hardware is to play games. Best examples are the chosen romset, Plug and whether Play TV game devices.:Game software is self-contained within the one youphysical unit.:May utilize MAME Software Lists for adding additional games.:Hardware in real life is required to be attached to an external display.:Hardware in real life has self-contained controls.|} '''Note:'''re using is even emulated at Some of the current timeaforementioned categories may have their own pages with compatibility and other information as desired.</div>

MAME either has lots of standardization on how When developers know more about a system, they often have to dump more components like ROMs and BIOSes if necessary. It's highly recommended to use a ROM management tool such as RomCenter or ClrMamePro. Without these programs, it'll take you a lot longer to organize find the ROM necessary files for a game. Something as popular as Pac-Man will probably never need newer dumpsbeyond the current ones because it's been continually researched from the beginning, or it has and the ROMs have been pretty widespread, but for very littlerare machines, and sometimes MAME will see continuous changes in the given files it needs as more information is discovered about the system. You can be vague and confusingexpect these ROMs to surface online in some form, but you may as well never get them directly from the developers themselves. A single game may need lots  MAME is '''very strict''' about what components of files for the a ROM dump it needs to even registerfunction, and separate folders for it may tell you if something is wrong with the BIOS files (i.e. a failed checksum); only a ROMset with all the newest information will work in recent versions of consolesMAME. For machines that use stuff like hard drives and optical disks to store its data, MAME has a special its own format called Compressed Hunks of Data (CHD) which uses a number of compression methods to reduce the size of a raw image file. This format also allows MAME to use 7-Zip archives for ROMsets in place of Zip files. ===Frontends===MAME used to be a command line application that was launched by a separately licensed frontend. However, with MAME relicensing as open source in 2016, the developers have since incorporated MEWUI as its built-in interface. However, it still accepts command-line parameters, allowing most frontends to keep working. You can see a list of them '''[[Frontends#MAME|here]]'''.

It is highly recommended to use ===History===MAME was first released on February 5, 1997 by Nicola Salmoria as a ROM management tool such as RomCenter or clrmameproPac-Man emulator,<ref name="worldofstuart">[http://worldofstuart.excellentcontent.com/mameover.htm MAME OVER] (0.99)</ref><ref name="History">{{cite web|url=https://www.youtube. Without all com/watch?v=VgJF18Pm7MA|title=A Brief History of Emulation: MAME|publisher=Youtube|accessdate=2018-09-14|date=2017-12-02}}</ref> but before he could do any more work on the project he handed it over to Mirko Buffoni in April 1997 after being required files and file versionsto do National Service in the Italian army.<ref name="worldofstuart"/> Since then, even as early as 2003, the emulator has become very extensive, with the majority of arcade system boards from the game simply will not work1970s, 1980s and early 1990s supported.

MAME originally used a custom BSD license that prohibited commercial use in a few ways. This was mainly used to deter arcade operators from monetizing an emulated version of a widely available commercial title like Pac-Man. However, the MAME team didn't have the funds to afford prosecutors, so this was never effectively enforced. Through an extensive relicensing process in 2016, the project completely changed to a combination of GPL/BSD where applicable. This allowed them to merge the codebase for the MEWUI frontend into the main application starting with version 0.171 (February 2016). ===Support===You can support the efforts of MAME developers, dumpers and other stakeholders with donations or resources to procure PCBs (Printed Circuit Boards) of arcade games, and all other computing or electronic devices that have digital screen output and in most cases, audio support; upload materials such as artwork of arcade cabinets, special handheld units and pinball tables, among other hardware examples.* [https://smitdogg.mameworld.info/du/donate.html The Dumping Union] (Based in the USA. Monthly donations start from $10 US.):[https://www.mameworld.info/ubbthreads/showflat.php?Cat=&Number=311481 The Dumping Union Info Page] (Info and an alternative PayPal link to send custom one-off donations with option to make it monthly.)* [https://web.archive.org/web/20230711205725/http://members.iinet.net.au/~lantra9jp1_nbn/gurudumps/thanks.html Guru] (Top-quality [https://web.archive.org/web/20230522164442/http://members.iinet.net.au/~lantra9jp1_nbn/gurudumps/forsale/index.html dumper and repairer of arcade PCBs from Western Australia]. He also repairs many other electronic equipments. Better reliability than The Dumping Union. Important pages: [https://web.archive.org/web/20160331200139/http://members.iinet.net.au/~lantra9jp1_nbn/gurudumps/faq.html FAQ], [https://web.archive.org/web/20160331200505/http://members.iinet.net.au/~lantra9jp1_nbn/gurudumps/decap/index.html Decapping Status Page], [https://web.archive.org/web/20160331200203/http://members.iinet.net.au/~lantra9jp1_nbn/gurudumps/DumpingProject/wantedlist/wanted.html Wanted Dumps List], all links under 'Guru Status' drop-down menu. For custom one-off PayPal donations with option to make it monthly.)* [https://www.patreon.com/user?u=4805718 CAPS0ff] (High quality chip decapping specialist. [https://twitter.com/Caps0xff He] and other people get rare, security protected arcade boards, shave the tops off the security chips, and do stuff like point lasers at them to get them to spit out the keys. Sometimes they use microscopes to read the keys off the die. 6 Patreon tiers from $1 US to $300 US, or custom amount monthly.)* [https://team-europe.blogspot.com/ TeamEurope] (High quality decappers on same level as the 'Guru' guy. Probably based in Austria, also cooperates regularly with dumper Sean Riddle from the UK. Does a lot of dumping of non-arcade stuff (especially cartridges for weird / obscure systems) as well as stuff specific to European regions. Occasional [https://www.reddit.com/r/emulation/comments/9txdsz/mame_team_europe_would_like_help_funding_some/ fundraisers] occur with them. Contact by writing an email to te@crazy#2001#.33mail#.com (remove all # from the address) with the words "[Contact TE]" in the message-header.)* [https://www.patreon.com/moogly Patreon] account of MAMEDev Ryan 'MooglyGuy' Holtz (It's to support the expenses of acquiring computers and other electronic hardware for MAME work.) '''Non-monetary:'''* [https://mrdo.mameworld.info/mame_artwork.php Mr. Do!'s MAME Artwork] (Artwork uploads submitted by many archivists and device owners for use within the MAME Artwork System. The site's navigation requires a small-ish learning curve. The [https://mrdo.mameworld.info/links.php Links] page is nice. He can be contacted on [https://www.mameworld.info/ubbthreads/showprofile.php?Cat=&User=54&Number=387561&Board=news&what=showthreaded&page=&view=&sb=5&o=&fpart=&vc=1 MAMEWorld].) ==How Toto==

Many emulators other than MAME are beginning to support Compressed Hunks of Data, mainly because compared to the alternatives, it offers compression (or ''better'' compression) on all fronts. [[Libretro]] is making an initiative to support them thanks to a successful bounties initiative, and in many cores such as their [[Mednafen|Beetle]] fork, they've begun rolling it out for certain platforms like Saturn and PlayStation , so people can test it.

If you're interested in trying this it out toofor yourself, a this guide has been provided on will show you how to convert to the format using MAME's very own command-line tool called <code>chdman</code>. A small warning though; it requires just a small bit of knowledge on We'll warn you now that you will need to know how to use either a Unix shell or the terminal; the command prompt in order to use it. The developers of MAME seemingly don't have plans to give <code>chdman</code> an interface , so if it the thought of going back to the DOS days scares you too much, you may have to wait. <!-- Maybe we can work around this with a batch/shell script that people can use? -->

|+How To to <small>(Terminalterminal)</small>

:''Note: All Unless explicitly stated, don't type the commands here work on Windows except <code>man</code>, word for word because Windows doesnyou'll need to replace some values with your own.'':''t have a system for manualsAlso: Make sure the cue sheet points to the relative location of the binary and that it works.''

Install On Windows, download MAME from the latest version of MAMEofficial website (linked above). The Linux guides on emugen will usually provide these locations. There should be an executable in the main directory called <code>chdman</code!-- todo: macOS instructions -->. We're going to run it. Open up the terminal and navigate to the folder containing the BIN/CUE files.

$ cd (location On Windows, there should be an executable in the main directory called <code>chdman</code>. If you don't intend to keep MAME on your drive, you should type out the full path of the folder). If you intend to keep MAME, [https://www.howtogeek.com/118594/how-to-edit-your-system-path-for-easy-command-line-access/ add its directory to your path]. Because Linux packages insert shortcuts into folders assigned to the environment path, we can call it from any folder.

This is optional, but pulling Open up the manual will give us this information:terminal and navigate to the folder containing the BIN/CUE files.

$ man chdman (...) createcd -o filename (...) Create a new compressed CD image from a raw file.cd "''path/to/folder''"

Using this, <code>chdman</code> has a command called <code>createcd</code> that we can 'll use to create a CD-type this command CHD.<ref>http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/trusty/man1/chdman.1.html, see createcd.</ref> Note that in and substitute the example below, "test (!)" is a placeholder with and should be renamed to the name of your ROMthe file.

$ >''C:\path\to\''chdman createcd <abbr title=-o "test (!).chd" -i "Notice how we're placing the output file before the input filetest (!).cue"> $ chdman createcd -o</abbr> "test (!).chd" -i "test (!).cue"

MAME keeps a database of romsets including what each file should be named. If the ROM dump is obtained through a ZIP file, you can uncompress the files inside and transfer them to a 7-Zip file for better compression. The 7-Zip archive HAS to have the exact same name (not the same file extension , obviously).

|+How Toto

|Something like this should work in theoryThe following is a non-destructive one-liner to decompress and recompress your files from zip to 7z. '''It has not been testedPlease account for at least a 3:1 space requirement, and about 3 seconds time per file (give or take). Keep in mind, so proceed with cautionif you have any other folders present in the working directory it'll snag those too during the second step.'''

7z e (romset)for y in *.zip ; do 7z x "${y%}" -o (romset)/ *; done && for i in */; do 7z a (romset)"${i%/}".7z (romset)"./${i%}*"; done

Just After it's done, be sure to check and make sure that you've installed 7-the 7z and zip and it registers to the environment path, that youfiles're in contents match before deleting both the folder, zips and that you substitute (romset) for the name of the romset in the commandtheir extracted folders.

==List of Arcade systems emulatedForks=====MAMEUI64===* [http://unmamed.mameworld.info/ List MAMEUI64 is the current name of arcade games that DON'T work] Last updated February 2014MAME32, the original MAME GUI for Windows. Don't expect most recent games (like Naomi ones) As it traces its lineage to run at full speedMAME32 0.27 from 1997, it has additional bugs compared to mainline MAME is very resource intensive.* [http://nonmame.retrogames.com/ NonMAME] ([http://web.archive.org/web/20150306213522/http://consume.retrogames.com/ 2015 Mirror]) This is a list , lacks several features of arcade systems that currently are not emulated by modern MAME or are emulated better by other emulatorsmakes it difficult to use them via GUI, and does not scale properly to high resolutions. ==Frontends==The MAME developers do not recommend using any derivative of MAME32 for these reasons, instead suggesting mainline MAME uses many front ends. Please expand this sectionwith an external frontend if the internal MEWUI is not sufficient. ===M+GUI===[http://www.emucr.com/search/label/MAMEPGUI?&max-results=12 M+ GUI]

===MAME UI 32===:Collection of [http://www.progettosnaps.net/mameui_en.html MAMEUI32all versions].:UNOFFICIAL BUILDS − [http://www.t2e.pl/pl/466/134/466/Automatyczne-edycje?tsearch=mameui,not|plus,not|mewui,not|mameuifx MAMEUI x86/x64 unofficial builds].

===MAME UI[[GroovyMAME]]===[http:GroovyMAME (or GroovyUME) is a fork of MAME//wwwUME made primarily to support arcade CRT monitors for AMD cards.mameuiIt also includes input lag reductions that can be taken advantage of on CRTs or LCDs.info/ However, now that modern MAME UI]No longer maintainedversions support variable refresh rate monitors and the "-lowlatency" flag, there is less of a need for GrooveMAME or for other lag-reducing builds such as Shmupmame.

UNOFFICIAL BUILDS[http://wwwforum.t2earcadecontrols.plcom/plindex.php/466/134/466/Automatyczne-edycje?tsearch=mameuiboard,not|plus,not|mewui,not|mameuifx MAMEUI x86/x64 unoffical builds]52.0.html

===Emu LoaderPinMAME===[httphttps://emuloadergithub.mameworld.info/ Emu Loader]===MEWUI===[http://sourceforge.netcom/projectsvpinball/mewuipinmame/ MEWUIPinMAME]is a fork of MAME32 0.76 that exclusively runs ROMs for pinball machines. It can be used to launch these ROMs standalone, like with MAME. However, unlike MAME, it also has a COM module called VPinMAME that can be used with the pinball simulator Visual Pinball, or to drive real hardware.

MEWUI is an extension of the internal interface of the MAME / MESS with additional features.====Features=ARCADE===*Display full list of games*Display snapshot, cabinets, etc[http://arcade.mameworld.. in game selection menu*Display historyinfo/ ARCADE] is a maintenance-only continuation of the MAMEUIFX project, mameinfo which was in in-game menu*Options turn forked from MAMEUI/MAME32. MAMEUIFX included unique drivers and games compared to filter the list of gamesmainline MAME, but these are now integrated into [[HBMAME]] instead.

===QMC2[[HBMAME]]===[http://qmc2HBMAME (HomeBrew MAME) is a derivative of MAME 0.batcom-it245, and contains various hacks and homebrews.net QMC2 – M.A.M.E./M.E.S.S./U.M.E. Catalog / Launcher II]

QMC2 is a multi-platform *Homebrew games meant for arcade hardware, or emulators of arcade hardware*Hacks of arcade games*Test roms and similar that do not generate revenue*Selected bootlegs that are not in MAME*Games that are enhanced or improved but not suitable for MAME/MESS frontend.

===gnome-arcadeNegaMAME=== A minimal MAME frontend using GTK+ 3 : [https://githubbabelsoft.comnet/strippatoproducts/gnome-arcade GitHubnegatron.htm#download NegaMAME]. On some Linux distros adds a command to interact with Negatron, a frontend that lets you have '''gnome-video-arcade''' package: Simple unlock all the possibilities of machine configurations available in MAME frontend. Available on Ubuntu 16when used with frontends (otherwise broken since 0.04+ on official repo186).  ==Versions=====GroovyMAME==={{Main|GroovyMAME}}It's a fork of MAME made to support arcade CRT monitors http://forum.arcadecontrols.com/index.php/topicirrelevant for arcades emulation,128879but useful for emulating consoles and computers.0.html?PHPSESSID=domm2c4q77esu0j9uohc5vrqn5

*Incorrectly emulates many games, while outright not being able to emulate others, due to being based on a very old MAME version. Even MAME Kaillera builds labeled with recent MAME versions are actually very old and inaccurate versions with only the game list updated.

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